Danelectro E-Studio

E-13 comes with distortion. (The E-15 comes with other effects and a line out). There's a clip so you can clip it to your waist. Cute, but cheezy headphones.

I use it with my Danelectro 56-U2. I don't use the distortion much, but it sounded good when I'm curious. I usually use it for a clean sound. I have noticed a distortion when not playing clean. It's the kind of distortion that you hear when your levels are in the red. Haven't figured out why this occurs. It's very distracting. I have sent a question to Danelectro. Haven't heard from them yet, but I expect to. The volume control also produced a very loud noise like the contacts were dirty.

The outside seems to be constructed well. The case seems solid. I won't be worried if I accidently dropped it. However, with the problems with the sound, maybe the insides are not built so well. I've only used it about four times since buying it.

I have sent a question to Danelectro before and they did answer. It took maybe a week for a reply. I also gave them some advice about their website and how to change some things and they thanked me for that and I've seen at least one of the changes on their site. I've sent them questions about the problems I'm having with the E-13 and I expect them to answer.

I've only used the E-13 about four times. On the forth time I heard the distorted sound and I can't use it any more because the noise is too distracting. I think I may have gotten a bad unit or it could be that the unit is not reliable. With cheaply made products you need good customer service.

Small headphone only amp that clips to the belt. Good features including echo,and overdrive. Headphones are good quality and Danelectro even considered painting them to match the retro colors of the E-Studio.

I'm using this to practice with my DeArmond Starfire and avoid wakening the neighboors in the next apartment, or hotel room when I'm on the road. It is good for hearing the sound of the guitar, probably players who like a distorted sound will prefer this amp over players who like a clean sound. My E-Studio may be defective though, as as soon as it is turned on...HISS. Not minor hiss, but that retro hiss from old reel to reel and 8-track days.

Giging with this amp would be hilarious, OK, everybody put your headphones on, I think I have enough y-cords. It looks like this little amp will probably only last years and years. I've only had it a short time, but I expect it will last.

Nothing packed in the box to tell you what customer support to expect. Owners manual is an 4X8 piece of paper. Tells you how simple this amp is, and how skimpy the documentation is. I think Danelectro may not plan on this product needing much support.

This is my first portable private practice amp, having only played a short time the private part is very important. If it is lost or stolen, I won't miss the hiss. I'll use this one until I find better, which must exist.

the e-studio from Danelectro is a very handy little amp , it is smaller than the honey tone & has 3 built in effects ,echo , distortion & overdrive , it clips on to your belt so you can jump about like a looney & headphones so that the family only have to listen if they want to .good features for its size & cost

sounds great on my Danelectro U2 sort of loses that classic sound through my Les Paul & my friends Tele . I wouldn't buy this if you dont have a Dane

it is very dependable ive had it a month now & no problems yet

Danelectro deserve more custom than they get they are very friendly & if you go to their web site <www.danelectro.com> they will answer all your questions

I am only 16 but i love that classic 60's sound it makes the beatles songs sound authentic & gives a mellow edge to nirvana , I would recomend you to buy every single danelectro guitar , amp , effect or anything else you can lay your hands on (i should really get paid for this) . 1 Problem i had to search the whole of Glasgow for one