Danelectro HT-50 Honeytone

It has the necessities as far as controls and a good sounding speaker. Not for playing out, but perfect for practice. Its versatile enough for most styles, I play blues, jazz, raggae, rock, and others and have no problem using this amp for practice.

it has a clean tone, and a nice fuzzy overdrive. if its clean, it doesn't distort much. I use a Parker NiteFly with Rio Grande BBQ Bucker pickups. Good overall sound for an amp of its size.

Amp hasn't broken down yet

I've been playing for about 3 years. I normally play through a 30 watt class A Crate amp, which works well for me playing out about every weekend. This amp is perfect for practicing and I recommend it to any learning guitarist who wants a good tone.

I have no idea when it was made. I bought it roughly 6 months ago and thats about when i started playing. I play everything from rock to metal to nice light clean guitar and it does it all very well. It has no effects other than bass, treble and mid controls, and overdrive which works very well too and sounds great. I think for just a little practice amp its a great amp and can do plenty enough for me right now but maybe in a few years i could use something a little bigger or with more features.

The amp is a little noisy once in awhile if you get too close to it with your guitar. But other than that it has no problems and even with the volume turned up all the way its still very clean sounding without a hint of fuzz or distortion. The overdrive is awesome it works great.

The amp hasnt had any problems yet but its still pretty new so who knows.

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The amp rules its better sounding than many of my friends expensive amps and bigger amps. I havnt personally played my guitar on any other amp but this one has been just perfect for me so im in no hurry to get a new one.

This amp was made in 1999. I play anything from Slipknot to Jimi Hendrix, this amp can do that and everthing in between. I might use this amp at a gig, just as long as i have my trusty Zoom 505. It's a solid state amp. The features are pretty good. If it had a reverb, it would be better. But hey, it's a pretty cheap little amp. A set of treble, middle, bass and overdrive knobs are included. The thing it really needs is a button or a switch to activate the overdrive. Other than that, it's good.

I play a Vester II Concert Series guitar. It sounds wonderful through this little baby. The distortion is sweet, just as long as you don't turn the treble up to high. Don't get too close to it either, it has kind of a feedback problem. But hey, if feedback is your thing, more power to ya. This amp's clean setting is great. It's overdrive is great. I can get a totally phat vintage sound out of it! When it's on clean and I crank it, it still is clean, unlike my Crate GX-15, which automaticly goes to distortion land when i turn it up. This amp also works as a sweet bass amp!

I can depend on this amp. I messed up once. I sat down on it while playing a friend's bass. Well, since the input jack is on top, i sat down and broke it. Oh well, it's broke now, but other than that, it has been pretty reliable.

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I have been playing on this thing for a year. I love it to death. I don't plan on getting rid of it, ever. I recommend this amp to a beginner or a pro, looking for a nice practice amp. As I said before, I have a Crate GX-15. Same size, but my Dano blows the Crate out of the water! I would pick the Dano anyday. I kind of wish it were bigger. But buy this, if you can. You will not be disappointed.