I was interested in buying this amp, but backed off once I discovered that the company does not provide any information on how to replace the rechargeable battery once it has died. All rechargeable batteries have a lifecycle, so basically the life of the amp is tied to the life of the battery. I emailed the company and asked them if they could provide information on replacement batteries, but they did not respond. I ended up getting another rechargeable amp that offered standard replaceable rechargeable batteries. Buyer beware.
@JPBrasca . I found a really nice high-end boutique amp by elite acoustics. Found it on Facebook marketplace, and paid $300 Canadian. It lists for over 1000. I’m quite happy with it because it uses a standard replaceable rechargeable battery, so the life of the amp is not tied to the life of the battery. It’s portable and doubles as a studio amp.
How do you know when its fully charged? When its all green? Or all red? or half and half?
When all 4 lights are lit…it’s full….👍🏻
Thanks for your answer.
I was interested in buying this amp, but backed off once I discovered that the company does not provide any information on how to replace the rechargeable battery once it has died. All rechargeable batteries have a lifecycle, so basically the life of the amp is tied to the life of the battery. I emailed the company and asked them if they could provide information on replacement batteries, but they did not respond. I ended up getting another rechargeable amp that offered standard replaceable rechargeable batteries. Buyer beware.
@@My2be4u What did you go with?
@JPBrasca . I found a really nice high-end boutique amp by elite acoustics. Found it on Facebook marketplace, and paid $300 Canadian. It lists for over 1000. I’m quite happy with it because it uses a standard replaceable rechargeable battery, so the life of the amp is not tied to the life of the battery. It’s portable and doubles as a studio amp.