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Acoustic guitar is the most common — on 18% of the 22 instrument amps we've cataloged (of 13).
Solid-state appears on 17% of the 12 instrument amps we've cataloged (of 13).
above average for instrument amps — based on 11 of 13 we've cataloged.
below average for instrument amps — based on 11 of 13 we've cataloged.
The verdict
The Alesis Nitro Amp Pro is a decent-sounding, compact, and lightweight floor monitor for electronic drum kits and beginners. It bundles Bluetooth connectivity, two input channels, and 80 watts of power at an affordable price. However, basic parameters and a universal EQ limit its usability outside of practice sessions.
✓Liked: Compact design, Easy to use, Bluetooth 5.3, Two input channels
✕Could be better: Basic parameters, Quiet bass output, TRS jack not included, Universal EQ
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