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On-Stage TGA01 Travel Guitar Amp with Rechargeable Battery

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On-Stage TGA01 Travel Guitar Amp with Rechargeable BatteryThe On Stage Rechargeable Battery Powered Travel Guitar Amp is a versatile, nearly pocket sized amp that is ideal for musicians on the go. It takes a mere three hours of charging time via the included USB C cable (power supply not included) to deliver seven hours of playing time. Plug in your 1 4" phone connector and blast out your sound with the two 1. 75" speakers, or connect your headphones with the 3. 5mm headphone jack, for a more private

The On-Stage Rechargeable Battery Powered Travel Guitar Amp is a versatile, nearly pocket-sized amp that is ideal for musicians on the go. It takes a mere three hours of charging time via the included USB-C cable (power supply not included) to deliver seven hours of playing time. Plug in your 1/4" phone connector and blast out your sound with the two 1.75" speakers, or connect your headphones with the 3.5mm headphone jack, for a more private experience. The amp supports Bluetooth 5, which lets you stream music for jamming, or a click track to help you keep time as you practice. In addition, you can also use the amp as a Bluetooth speaker.

Features

  • 2 x 1.75" Full-Range Speakers
  • USB-C Rechargeable Amp
  • Built-In Bluetooth
  • 7 Hours of Playing Time on a Full Charge

Specifications

Built-In Effects
No
Inputs
1x 1/4" Mic / Instrument Level
USB I/O
1x USB-C Integrated Male
Wireless
No
Bluetooth
5.0
Mobile App Compatible
No
Speaker Section
Speaker Configuration
2x 1.75" Cone
Cabinet Type
Not Specified by Manufacturer
Power
DC Input Power
5 VDC (USB Bus Power)
Power Consumption
5 W
Physical
Dimensions (W x H x D)
5.0 x 4.0 x 2.5" / 12.7 x 10.2 x 6.3 cm Amplifier
Weight
.65 lb / .29 kg (Combo)
Packaging Info
Package Weight
0.795 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)
5.2 x 3.9 x 2.8"
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