Boss Katana Mini

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All in all, the Boss Katana is a fun little amp and I'm enjoyed using it. So a huge thanks to the Sky Music for allowing me to borrow this from the sh...

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This isn't 2010... You don't have to choose. Modeling/combo amps like the Fender Mustang, Yamaha THR, Boss Katana, etc. are real amps and also audio interfaces for your PC.

I've been hesitating to review this amp. A couple of years ago, I bought a Blackstar Fly 3, which I really like. I bought the Boss Katana Mini more recently, not to compare with the Blackstar, necessarily, but for something a bit different. The Boss Katana Mini is billed as 7 watts, and I think much...

Look at the Boss Katana Mini or Blackstar Fly/Debut. Same price point as these, sounds way better, and gives you some variety to see what kind of sound you like. Keep it forever as a practice amp even after you've upgraded.

05/09/20: Recieved this amp today. Un wrapped box with an address sticker on it just left on my front porch where anyone could see it... or steal it. I bought it because of the reviews and that it was 7w. I wanted some sound if I played it outside. It came with 6 AA batteries. It is portable. 9"Lx5"...

You can scale it down with a 1x8 cabinet for practicing at home in the bedroom. If you are into pedals , it has an effects loop. If you are into onboard effects the Boss Katana does a great job. I swapped mine for the Terror w/ Cab because I like my stompboxes, but the Katana is a great all around amp as well.

With realistic expectations most will find this to be an excellent, portable practice amp with really fantastic, fun sounds. It does not sound like your 1x10 or 1x12 combo - it can't. But it produces inspiring, room-filling sounds that defy logic. I didn't want something with a ton of effects, and t...

Ibanez RG4321 into a Boss Katana. Basic without being beginner level gear, easy to grow with, and it sounds good enough to get anyone inspired. Best bet