Harley Benton DNAFx AmP20 modeling amplifier

[Lysander]

Looks like Thomann is going after some of that sweet, sweet Katana/Catalyst money. The DNAFX AmP20 a compact, lightweight 20-Watt, 8" inch FRFR speaker modeling amp with effects, 3-band EQ, tap tempo, Bluetooth audio and a chromatic tuner.



The real kicker is the price: U$116 / £103 / €119 directly from Thomann, which is ridiculously cheap.

I need to find out if the thing has a decent flat mode; that would make it a very appealing small powered monitor by itself.

 

[KingsXJJ]

So very cool to see neat gear at these price points. I’d love to try one out.

 

[AlbertA]

But.... does it support NAM?

Glad to see more competition in all price brackets.

 

[KingsXJJ]

Harley Benton DNAFX AmP20: Modeling Amp - gearnews.com

The Harley Benton DNAFX AmP20 is a 20-watt combo with amp modeling, perfect for guitarists on a budget who need a versatile amp

www.gearnews.com

 

[Nathan Explosion]

I need to find out if the thing has a decent flat mode; that would make it a very appealing small powered monitor by itself.

Looks to me like the only option there is to use the line input to bypass all the modeling and FX.

 

[Dave Lewis]

Harley Benton DNAFX AmP20 + Footswitch £111 in the UK.​

That’s a ridiculous price for what it does .
Wonder if they are going to release a head version ?

 

[Sascha Franck]

Endless encoders with LED readouts defenitely gets my thumbs up.
However, I'm wondering how one could switch between more than two patches - because apparently you can't. And there's no MIDI, USB or whatsoever connections, just BT, which only seems to serve as a backing playback thing.
Two patches only are quite a limitation for me.