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"Very small ", This item is very, very small... about the size of a small dictionary. It has no power source, apparently requiring batteries. It's grey, not pink as in the photo. This is something I'd expect to find in the toy section at a "dollar store".

Overall, I wasted my money and will have to buy a different amp for my daughter.

"Unexpectedly, better than average!", http://www.fender.com/ is the place to see the Fender amps and guitars in all of their glory, but, this little item is a surprise, and the price here is a "gift of mercy" to you if you don't have $[...] clams in your pocket! If you're just starting out on the guitar, or Mandolin, this is a great li'l practice and "party" amp., for "sing-a-longs", like Arlo Guthrie's "City of New Orleans, I have played through some smaller than these and just bought a mini 3 watt (advertised as a 10w)which the guy said it had a hum, (which was, in fact because it had to be "pushed to 10", cutting the system and overpowering the little solder-board... and you still received no sound but a high volume hum! (This "hum" comes w/ all amps!) But, this li'l "Fender" has proven itself over and over as something for beginners to test themselves out to see if they have the "calling" to be an instrumentalist, and it's been marked down so much that only a fool would pass this by, as I spent a couple of "C-Notes" when I started some 45 years back, and that was heavy bucks back then (in 1955 or so). It was a good thing that dad bought me a "Kay" guitar along with a "Omega" amp which was made by big companies, like "Fender", who would "NOT" put an item on the market to blow a name that has cost them over 100 years to found a mighty company on and they are NOT willing to blow it on a non-working P.O.S. like I bought that "hummed"!
No, my friends, if you are just starting out, this is one great way to go, to put yourself to the test..then in a year or a few months, you can have this collector's item, and I can bet that you'll never sell it as you tell your kids and their kids how you started with the li'l "Fender" on the Mantel, and then get it down and play it, as it does have that sort of power and sound!!..Try a link at your local "Fender" authorized shop as I did when I saw the lil amp, along-side was a "Marshall"-mini, and I would say the same about the "Marshall", for all of the same reasons.
What do you have to lose?? Really?? Would you rather go out and buy a half-stack from Peavy or Ampeg, Hartke??? Do you have $1500.00 just for the amp?? Maybe $1200?? And then watch your kid playing "B'Ball" all day and neglecting his guitar or Mandolin, cause he just doesn't "have it"??

I have been playing stringed instruments for over 45 years and I disagree with the first reviewer, he has NO IDEA of what he is speaking about!! All this guy sees is the size, and not one benefit!, How shortsighted~!
Rick "Fourstringer" Lauzon

"Fender Mini Master Tone Amp", There is no product description giving an actual size. This amp is 6 1/2 wide by 6 1/4 high by 2 1/4 deep. It looks like a toy. There is no power source. It requires 9V batteries or 9V DC input jack (not included).
Over all, I'm not impressed.