Thread: Anybody tried this Lunchbox Amp? Looks Sweet!

Very cool...glad to hear they have good service! Are they their own company, or are they made by someone else?

12 Inch one is more full range but of course it's not as portable as the Lunchbox!

These look a lot like toasters don't you think?

Well, I really like the Lunchbox, but here's a little story about them. My co-guitarist (The Amp Killer) picked one up a while back, and it sounded really good. After a few weeks though, it suddenly died. Well, ol' Paul contacted ZT and they promptly sent another and recovered return shipping on the broken one. Brought the replacement to practice, worked fine. The next practice though same thing happened again. So back it went, and...

I'm looking forward to the 12 inch version they are releasing soon. It's going to be awesome to have a portable amp that can hang with any drummer. http://www.ztamplifiers.com/products/club12.html

They sounds like shit

I saw one sandwiched between the other amps, I would have tried it but I already knew I did not have the bread for it.

Ha, i tried one. . . 200 watts. its crazy loud for a 6 inch speaker. compare to a micro cube isnt really fair. . . there not really the same thing. lower volumes . . its nothing special .. . cranked up it tears the mico cube a new asshole.

The "Club 12" is going to be 200 watts!!!??? Who needs 200 watts? (Well, maybe it's solid state, which would be about 50 watts in tube talk...)

From what I've read, they really open up with external cabs... but can be used with just the 6.5 speaker. It's a cool idea, and fairly inexpensive. I also think the 12 inch one could be worth looking at but the little one would make a great "travel" amp. M