I was blown away by the lows on this really light and tiny amp. I don't use the distortion, just a clean sound, so I can't comment on that aspect of this amp, but for what I want (a good sounding practice amp) it's ideal. I have one in my study/music room and am getting another for the living room!

This amp is perfect for me. I play smooth, jazz and jazz standards. His clean or you can give it just a little bit of grit with the drive knob if you desire. I think Skyler, my engineer for helping me clarify some information about the wattage of the amp. I'd recommend this to anyone. Sweetwater had the lowest price I could find. And they gave me lots of help when I was in there shopping. All in all, I am quite pleased.

It's great! Beautiful tone. Perfect for my needs. Traded in a Katana for it. I found it quite confusing. This amp is quite straightforward and makes perfect sense. My Sweetwater engineer checked in on me, which is always a personal touch. I bought it on a Sunday, the sales folks on the floor were very helpful-- and quite busy. I think If I was to shop again, I'd go on a weekday.

But the amp itself is well worth the money, and quite reasonably priced. I always love dealing with Sweetwater. They are honest, fair and knowledgeable.

Wonderful little amp with a great sound and a home-practice friendly form factor. I've always enjoyed Ashdown amplifiers and this one is no different, would recommend this over the Fender alternative any time.

Couldn't be happier with the new amp and so grateful to Luke for his passion, knowledge and service. Highly recommend. 10 out of 10

I got this as a practice amp and to my surprise it works in a band setting. I was on guitar and a friend of mine was using my bass amp, it's able to keep up with a drum set. It's an awesome little amp and it sounds great as well, I highly recommend it to anyone who wants it.

I was really excited to get this as a home practice amp. I was initially leaning towards a smaller amp than this, but somebody suggested that this might keep up with drums if the occasion ever called for it so I spent a little more even though I wasn't neccisarily planning on jamming with it. When I first opened it I loved it. Dialed in the tone and it sounded amazing at low levels. However, as soon as you approach moderate volume levels with bass at only 10 O'clock, each note lower than C started with what was like an ungrounded buzzy sound before bouncing back to the normal smooth sound.

I have only ever had one smaller bass amp before, but even though it would struggle when cranked, it didn't have any problems at normal practice levels. I assume since this was happening without the amp being cranked that it must have been defective so I returned it and ended up going a totally different direction and got a Rumble 100 and am extremely happy with it.

The studio 10 sounds so good tonewise that even though mine had an issue I still give it five stars. For solo practicing it is great. You can even practice "loudly", but you lack the ability to be obnoxious with it and it definitely wouldn't keep up with drums.

I was disappointed that mine had a problem, but I am extremely happy with the MUCH louder and more fun to rock out with Rumble 100.

BTW, Sweetwater customer service was as good as everyone says.

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Very good looking amp, seems nicely made for sure. Very pokey when cranked up in anger and also sounds
Really nice at lower volumes, round and full.

Also very light and easy to carry which is a a bonus
For sure.

Very happy.