Is this better than the DJ-16 Bacon &amp; Eggs Mini Amps? I'm trying to decide which one to purchase.
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That is a hard question to answer requiring someone to know both amps very well. I will say this. This one is super cheap and is not really an amp but more of a practice tool when you require a cheap and small way to practice on the fly or in the bedroom. It is not loud, amazing or incredible in any way but it is far beyond acceptable for solo practicing at the price point and therefore hard to beat for the same price. But after having a look at the bacon and eggs amp, I would go with that instead as it has a dual purpose and can be used like a pedal. My guess is it will be close to the honeytone amp if you keep your expectations realistic. They are both for solo practice only it would seem. But hold on because it seems according to a few reviews that the bacon and eggs amp does not permit the distortion to be turned off and the volume can't be lowered or so reviews state but those could be wrong. If they are correct, then go with the honeytone amp. Good luck!
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This is the one recommended by Brian Sherrill, who runs Active Melody.com. Brian says he uses the Blues Driver (Tone50% & Gain40%) alone >90% of the time he plays blues. I bought one, run it thru my Fender amp and get a great blues sound reminiscent of the old 1960's tube type amps. I love it!
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Probably the size and quality of the amp. Double check, but I think the $259 version has a 15 watt amp.
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The ep4000 is more powerful than xls 1500. I own both amps, neither specifications are misleading you just hace to understand how amps work.
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Both are excellent! If you want more power get big Jam Box but the smaller Jam Box is good too. Read the consumer reports for more info and even though CR does not rate them well, I have both and l am very pleased with the quality. My daughter uses her Big Jam Box as her only audio source in her NYC Apartment.
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The two units are quite different designs and have different use cases, so a comparison is not really valid. If all you want is an inexpensive AptX/amp combo and you're not a highly critical listener, then the grace might be a good choice. (I haven't seen or tested the grace unit.)If you want more I/O (analog and digital, including a 96/24 USB inerface), a good hi-fi amp, solid build quality, and not having to fuss with a wall wart, then the NAD is a good choice. I'll also mention my 1970s NAD 3020 (which inspired this unit) is still working well.
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I made a mistake...I have two Behringer amps...this is the smaller one....it is only 20 watts and won't do a great job of supporting all that you want to accomplish. I can't see this doing a good job at benig a PA. You may want to look at the Behringer Ultratone K900. This one has the 3 inputs and can support what you are looking for; 85 Watts
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Get this one. Check out my recording using this amp at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=akIqDi5ZWjc
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These little cheap amps are awesome. But make sure you have suitable low wattage speakers with the same ohm resistance. The (LP-808) is pretty good for small speakers. Just remember that its a $20 amp and you get what you pay for when it comes to electronics. I am currently using a (LP-2020A) which I have had for over a year and it is perfect for my apartment. I found a decent pair of small bookshelf speakers and a small Bose subwoofer at the Goodwill and that setup sounds good if not better then other more expensive systems that I have had in the past. I personally would recommend the LP-2020A if you can find one. These little cheap amps are awesome. But make sure you have suitable low wattage speakers with the same ohm resistance. The (LP-808) is pretty good for small speakers. Just remember that its a $20 amp and you get what you pay for when it comes to electronics. I am currently using a (LP-2020A) which I have had for over a year and it is perfect for my apartment. I found a decent pair of small bookshelf speakers and a small Bose subwoofer at the Goodwill and that setup sounds good if not better then other more expensive systems that I have had in the past. I personally would recommend the... » Read More These little cheap amps are awesome. But make sure you have suitable low wattage speakers with the same ohm resistance. The (LP-808) is pretty good for small speakers. Just remember that its a $20 amp and you get what you pay for when it comes to electronics. I am currently using a (LP-2020A) which I have had for over a year and it is perfect for my apartment. I found a decent pair of small bookshelf speakers and a small Bose subwoofer at the Goodwill and that setup sounds good if not better then other more expensive systems that I have had in the past. I personally would recommend the LP-2020A if you can find one. « Show Less
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In my opinion, nothing considerably better. You'd be disappointed with the work you put in for the Sound you get out of the amp. Spend the extra money if you have it and buy trusted name brand amp. Mibe already bit the dust. Upon opening ut, its basically a small chip in a big metal case. Id avoid this product and search elsewhere to be 100% honest
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I'm a fellow electronic music junky. I'm an audiophile with basshead tendancies. I would say its above neutral. depending on budget, I'd go with one of the following: KEF-M200 for good clarity and thunderous bass, DN-1000 for near perfection and great bass, and/or Fischer Amps 4A XB (hefty price tag, but the all-around winner). These have the remote/mic and aethetically look cool, but sound isn't kick-a** like I think you're looking for.
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It is better than the Jambox. The Big Jambox is much bigger and goes much louder then the FoxL V2.2
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In my experience the 2020A is a significantly better amp. It's twice the cost... but worth it. This amp has poor quality control, tents to overhead and perform inconsistently. For around $20, the 2020A is still cheap... and definitely preferable.
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Chad,This is an over kill!!. This powered sub bass is more for live DJ, Bands, clubs etc. not for home use.
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I plan to keep mine, but for the money, it is DEFINITELY worth considering the Behringer X32. Besides a multitude of other features (including 2x as many channels), 8 DCAs, flying Faders, and an amazing colored LCD scribble strip are things you won't find on the 16.4.2. And no, I am not paid by Behringer to say that!
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I advise Scarlett 2i4 if you need 2 separate outputs for DJing, NI does the same but I had glitches on this soundcard.Roland is decent choice for sure, had good experience with M-Audio too.
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Most definitely. It is the same quality and performance I got when I purchased from Radio Sh*ck previously. The low cost only reinforces the high markup retailers use to pad their profit lines. I'm currently using two and have additional jacks in reserve because my College Student Djs tend to take them with them.