[2600 mAh] perfect for apartment dwellers in the city

[19.24] I bought this amp in my continual quest to lighten the weight of gear I must lug to a gig, as well as for outdoor busking. I used it last week to provide live background music at a dinner event for 75 people in a large high-ceilinged conference room. I mounted the amp on a mic stand. I was particularly pleased that I did not need to use a preamp between my Shure dynamic headset mic and the amp. In addition to the mic I also ran an acoustic guitar and a violin to the mono instrument input (via a Fishman Pocket Blender preamp to mix them). The sound was excellent, reaching the far side of the room easily (before it became packed with people), and attendees complimented us for it being an appropriate level. The built-in reverb added a nice touch.

[2600 mAh] Portable and can be used with batteries.My son and daughter just started singing and they can use it anywhere they want to practice

[0.235 lb] This product added protection and extra carrying abilities for Lenses for me. I love Nomatic products for my equipment. Definitely has to be the best purchase for my needs.

[19.24] I have been using it for over a year and it does a great job anywhere there is no electric outlets. I use alkaline batteries and they last about 4 hours on the medium setting. The overall sound and the effects are very good for its size. It's well made and durable, I purchased the case which protects it in transport. I recommend purchasing an extra battery pack, it makes it quick and easy to replace batteries on a gig. I great portable battery powered amp!

[19.24] I am very happy with my new Andiamo.  It sounds amazing and looks beautiful.  I was very impressed with the weight of the speaker, as well.  Durable, great looking and great sounding.

[19.24] This thing rocks! Probably as good or better than a bose speaker. Its hefty and has a quality build and really like the strap assembly. It definately fills the room with sound. It looks classy to sum it up!

[Up to 8 hours] This backpack is absolutely perfect for my needs. I also have the 8L camera sling and the 25L camera backpack. I use the 25L for flights and main travel, but once I get where I am going, I pull out this cube pack. I use it so much I just keep my camera and maybe an extra lens in it permanently, and I keep other camera lenses and accessories in the camera cubes that are in the 25L pack. I have a Nikon D750, which is a larger body than many of the mirrorless cameras many are using now, but this pack holds it and a large lens with no problems. When I am with my kids, I always need a place to hold their water bottles, or sweaters or jackets, and I can do that with this cube pack, I can't do that with the sling. The sling works best on perfect weather days when I'm by myself and you don't need much else. I use a Peak Design camera clip with the cube pack so that I have a place to quickly put the camera when I need both hands. And that combination makes this bag the best. I used to lug around way too much stuff with me that I would never use because it was the only backpack that I had. Now I can take only the camera gear I actually need, and have room for non-camera related stuff. It is comfortable to wear, and holds a good amount in the camera pocket and the main backpack. I really feel like it truly deserves 5-stars.

[Up to 8 hours] I have been looking for a camera bag that I can bring anywhere with minimal set of camera gear plus to store clothes in. Along side with my 35L Peter Mckinnon backpack makes it the best combination bag.

[7.4 V] My preliminary assessment is that the Cube will be handling every task I'd hope to put it to. Good volume as long as one is careful about which track to use for which attachment.