BOSSKtn-Mini Katana Portable Guitar Amplifier, A Compact, Go-Anywhere Amp That Runs On Batteries - Rich, Full Sound

Bought this amp after seeing several video demos. Very lightweight and all plastic so when I first unpacked I thought it may be a cheap Chinese mistake. Plugged in my tele, and wow! Really good sound when you turn your back to it and forget its small and plastic. So much better than the Blackstar Fly I tried last year. All bits seem to work well and well designed. Even came with 6 x AA batteries. Really pleased.

Brought from Amazon as it was cheaper on here than any guitar shop and matched to my boss katana head

BEST MINI AMP. great value

Great small practice amp to use in the living room, kitchen, bedroom, bathroom etc..Some small issues in the midi function disconnecting when I try to input too much data through the app via bluetooth. Have to be slow when changing tones or will 100% disconnect bluetooth (which can be frustrating to reconnect)In all I rate the overall volume, tone, and versatility of this little amp. The product is brilliant - the app however lacks functionality and practicality. Bluetooth audio function has some latency issues, but wont make a difference if you just want to stick on a track and jam or practice over.In all I wouldn't reconsider purchasing this amp, it's actually very good for its size. Little bit pricey for the tone available (I really like a sharp distortion) but is definitely worth a purchase. It's a strong buy, honestly!!

Wow what a cracking little Amp the Boss KTN mini is. The output of sound belise the size of the little 7 watt amp. My 20 watt cube and 15 watt mini cube are Roland's, and a bit heavy to shift about.This lives up to the Roland name with knobs on. Works great with my Epiphone Sg 400 and Guild Acoustic along with my Taylor acoustic guitar. Really nice Amp. Decent price tag quality product despite being plastic a really good build quality. No problems in recommending this Five stars.👍🎛️

Great Sound!

Nice little amp from the ever dependable Boss. I route one guitar with effects and another clean guitar via an Old Blood Split/Meld box; the aux-in socket on the back certainly can't handle any kind of amplified signal; I might try using it in future for a backing track to play along to. I've also found that the headphone output volume is lower than the speaker output.The gain and crunch functions provide welcome boost, but if you want any serious volume without being dependent on the crunch colouring the sound, it would certainly be worth considering something with more output. The delay function is nice to add a bit of depth to the sound from a clean guitar.It's a bit annoying that you need to buy an adapter separately, but overall it fulfills its role as a decent, reasonably solidly built budget amp for practicing.

What a fantastic practice amp. I have it’s 50watt bigger brother and in comparison where quality of build and sound is concerned they are on a par.Obviously this doesn’t have massive amounts of effects on board, but it gives lovely clean tones, great dirty tones and excellent delay, there is a switch to select clean, crunch or brown, you then alter the settings using the volume, gain, bass, middle, treble, time and level controls. All of the settings are excellent and no matter what your preferred tone is, you will find it on this amp.There is an audio input to attach a microphone or allowing you to play a jam track, drum app track or favourite song to play along with from a phone or mp3 player, this input is totally unaffected by any of the controls on the amp, even the volume which is altered using the phone/mp3 players own controls.There is an output for headphones or recording device i.e. pc, laptop, voice recorder.It is light and compact and can be carried anywhere when used on batteries, 6x AA batteries required. I haven’t changed mine yet since purchasing this amp and it’s used daily.