Rogue SC40R 40W 2x8 Stereo Chorus Guitar Combo Amp  

This amplifier delivers a stage worthy dose of crystal sound. It is worth every penny and will get you all the clean power you need to do a live show with unamplified drums. The stereo chorus effect is true bling bling don't let the price tag lead you to believe that anything about this amplifier is less than top quality.

pulls its weight!

It is worth every penny of that dollar chuckin fries to keep a motel room over your head.

I am looking for more great products from that enigmatic ROGUE!

The stereo chorus fills the room.  The variable mids lets you fatten your sound for full body in your leads.  If you like the squeaky strat lead sound, you can slack it back.

Solid construction, superior quality cabinet.

It's an amazing amp for the money.  40 watts of Power Power Power!  A great rig for live sound.

I bought this amp for use in my lessons.  It has a simple user  interface, just a panel of knobs.  The volume of this amp is more than I  expected!  It's loud.  It has consistent effects no matter the volume.   The stereo sound literally fills the room.  If you've been playing  stereo with two amps you might consider getting one of these.  Although  the input is mono, you will love the stereo chorus sound.  Big bass  sound.  Big top end.  The variable mids allows you to push rhythm sound  if you want.  It's small enough to be lightweight and portable.  Mic it  live and get a big sound that you control.  I'll use it for years and  love the amp.

If you want an amp with true tube sound or amp models or speaker simulation or tons of effects then please drive through.  This would not be so much to your liking.  But if you're looking for a good basic amp that is capable of channel switching between clean and dirty via a footswitch then this would be right up your alley.  Take a look at the modeling amps, and any other amp in this price range for that matter, and you will be hard pressed to find anything with the versatility of 2 channel footswitchable operation.

I like the idea of a basic functional piece of equipment that will go anywhere without the hassle of outboard effects since the reverb and chorus are right there.

The lead channel doesn't have any sort of drive control so if you want just a little bit of an overdrive you will have to use an outboard pedal on the clean channel.

Although it's not an acoustic guitar amp the voicing and features lend themselves very well to plugging in if you want to.

I really can't speak of it's durability since it just arrived the other day.  I have noticed a slight noise when the chorus is on but it's negligable.

I got mine at the sale price but it's a good deal even at the regular price.  MSRP seems a bit high though.  On the other hand, I don't recall seeing much out there with these features.  I know Marshall makes a 2 channel amp with reverb and chorus but that's waaaayyy more expensive.

The whole package is a straightforward, no-nonsense approach to making yourself heard, not packed with so many features that it would make your head swim.  Just great for people like me who like things real simple.

I jam with some very good muscians in the Wilmington, NC area - I'm sort of a retired professional - It holds up with the best of them when it comes to practice and features like chorus/reverb/ and two channel operation clean/distort ....

Reverb sounds like the 60's dan electro from sears (Not a bad thing, just limited to variation)

I've owned fender, gibson, ampeg,  and other amps as well, This is now my favorite for size, power, and versatility....

I love the compact size, the twin speakers with stereo chorus effect, I also like the line input for backing tracks (Works great live and practice)  The earphones also double as line out to plug into PA system for larger audiences and venues.

amazing amp for an amazing price, perfect from Jazz to Heavy Metal. The distortion on this thing is quite impressive.