Lmfao! Love it!

Lol, "The Oneders".

BAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

I really hope you are the real owner because I want the hoes and bishes to be real , please update photos of bishes n hoes

@@jk-76AWESOME! "That's The O-NEDDERS!"

you can see the seams in the body

In terms of pure tone (no effects, also doesn’t matter whether it has to be through an app or on the thing itself), which do you think sounds and responds more like the real amp(s)?

thanks for clarifying! It does indeed sound like a guitar amp . what else does the future hold. take my money!

Could not agree more. I am blown away by the spacial use of that amp

Max is a great player. Underrated.

But if I had extra capital I would buy it up quick

@Addahasan Not sure if you should ever comment on youtube...Your comment ''sounds as good'' as a loud vomit....have a nice day...

Been thinking about doing the same. I have one thr 10x . May run two of them but cool idea using the 10C. Some different sounds.

This thing is 420 dollars. Not including tax or ship. Pretty damn expensive

Bahaha. Haha. Hahaha. No.

@@ivanriverajr5012 I got my Katana Air, with the wireless puck, for not much more than that...that being said I'm not here to hijack Hotone's demo so I'll just say I've beat it up pretty bad, played it everywhere in the worst of conditions, and it's still cookin. If the Hotone can do the same, then I think it's a great alternative to the Yamaha series, if for nothing else that the touch screen is a logical upgrade in this modern world and the sound is fine - if you're already loading all your own patches anyhow, then 100% I would take this over a Yammy. If you install the app on a small tablet then the controls will be much easier to use - 7" android tablets are pretty cheap now. If I used my app a lot, I'd do the same and I've done it for other devices that were very app driven.

ya that’s way too expensive when you have cheap multi effects you can just plug a good set of headphones or speakers into

Yet….if it sounds so much better it should cost more. It does sound great from afar I must say.

i have katana 50 and thr 10, both cool but thr 10 sound much better at lower volumes

@@theuserthatishereI agree. I think the Yamaha effects sound way better too. The Katana requires way too much work to get usable tones

Based on what?

opinion of course,

I totally agree with you!!! How it sounds is the most important characteristic. I own multi thousand dollar amp and cabinet set ups that do not sound as good as this setup. If a system sounds good it makes you want to play, which makes you practice more, which ultimately makes you sound better!!! If it is expensive, so be it. The ONLY aspect of this amp that is a little wonky is, if the touchscreen goes out, how do you control it. It relies on control from an external device. What if compatibility in the future is not accessible. Then this device will be useless. I know you will say it still has the touchscreen. But you can see how fragile that is. But it is very useful at the moment. I can see this being useful for the next 10 years, which makes its cost 50 dollars per year. This is expensive, but if sound quality is your highest priority (it should be) then this is the choice. My alternative choice is the Yamaha. The Yamaha has knobs. I have always If the Yamaha sounded as good as this unit, I would buy the Yamaha.

@@tracystamatakis valid criticisms and I completely agree. As long as the software works with practically any phone or tablet, things are fine. But any number of problems could arise to make them uncompatible. If that happens and the touchscreen is broken, you'd have a 400+ dollar paper weight. Assuming these issues don't occur, I'm fine with paying a little more for a better sound. I wouldn't gig with it because it's too fragile and susceptible to damage, but I would practice and record with it. I appreciate your input and opinion.

@@donbishop6994 I agree, and I plan on buying one. What I plan to do over time is buy several compatible iPads for this amp once they become very cheap when they are outdated. I actually have a second generation iPad that currently they practically give away. I will first see if that will work. I am going to find the cheapest compatible iPad and use that as the interface. I plan on never touching the touchscreen on the amp, in hopes it will last longer. iPads are also large so they will be easy to manipulate the parameters of the amplifier. Another great new review was done by guitaomaxx on his KZfaq channel.

yes! i have the thr 10, love it but it cost $300 ten years ago......inflation folks

thr10 was 300 ten years ago

If you buy a cheap solid state like a katana and a couple of pedals you’ll spend more than $419

One is Chinese, the other Japanese.

This comment reads like a straight up advertisement 🤨

@@gdawgs101 I am just a very excited customer who used birthday money to support their crowdfunding project. I also have the first Jamstack which is still a great practice amp, but it pales in comparison to what Jamstack 2 is. I am getting one in the mail tomorrow after waiting for three years for it to materialize (according to the info). I have no affiliation with the company. I just believe in what I backed is all. The teeny Jamstack team has accomplished creating a practice amp with a limited budget that sounds incredible with some really unique features that were complex to develop on a limited budget . . . and. none of these large companies with big bucks have bothered to do with amps of any size because it would have been expensive, taken a skilled team, and would have been a major challenge. The big brands are interested in profit margins and making a quick buck by developing practice amps with cheap components and limited feature that depending entirely on your mobile device’s processing power. Maybe read about all the specs and features on the Jamstack website and watch some of the demos, and then you’ll understand my excitement. - The amp has on board processing so that it’s not overloading your phone’s memory (while the phone is doing many processes in the background). - JS tones download onto the amp itself - it is compatible with virtually all FX apps - and you can stream music from the amp while you play guitar. - It’s not only compatible with guitar, but ANY instrument that has a jack. - Every instrument sounds incredible because the amp has two high end custom 2.5” drivers with a powerful pre-amp, and the amp is 30w (60w peak). - You can also use multiple Jamstack 2 units as a home theater system for your TV/stereo because you can pair multiple amps . . . which means you can also play your guitar in stereo or surround sound. - JS2 uses a streaming technology called SKAA that won’t ever lag like Bluetooth that has superior audio quality and no pairing is needed. - JS 2 has its own app, but also is compatible with virtually all other tone/FX apps. - There’s an extra input for a mic or second instrument. - It is able to act as an audio and video recording interface. - JS 2 can hook up to your guitar’s strap button, as well as get mounted on a wall and virtually anything else with their brackets and accessories. - You can connect your instruments wired or wirelessly. Do you understand my excitement? There’s more, but that gives you an idea. This little amp that’s less than 2 lbs is gonna be a beast that will make every other practice amp (and even some larger ones) look like cute little novelty toys. This is a serious piece of gear. Many pro musicians that play a variety of instruments have given JS 2 a stamp of approval. I was most impressed when Jamstack demoed the amp while it was still under development this past summer and was about the start the production phase in a large noisy convention center hall, and the guitar could be heard loud and clear from quite a distance away. I’ve heard it playing bass and an e-violin. They sounded insanely good. These practice amps sound ok, but Jamstack just sounds more dynamic, richer, fuller - not flubby at the low end or shrilly at the high end. I was just trying to help ppl get a deal before it ended (you can still save $30 before Xmas). I would love for others to know that this amp exists. This is a teeny brand and they really could use and deserve the exposure. It’s in my best interest as a customer to spread word so they can keep creating amazing amps and products.