DV Mark Little Jazz
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DV Mark
Little Jazz
Product Info
Article Number:
350319
Brand:
DV Mark
Model:
Little Jazz
Category:
Solid-State Guitar Combos
Price:
$434.50
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The Little Jazz is a surprisingly capable little combo amp. It's perfect for students, bedroom players, or anyone needing a lightweight, affordable practice amp with a vintage-inspired clean tone and a touch of reverb – just don’t expect to fill a large room with it.
Product Description
- DV Mark Little Jazz
- Combo for Electric Guitar
- Output power: 60 W @ 4 Ohm
- Equipped with 1x 8" DV Mark Custom loudspeaker
- 3 Band EQ
- Adjustable Reverb
- Headphones output
- Aux input
- Line output: XLR symmetrical
- External loudspeaker output: min. 8 Ohm
- Speaker On/Off- switch
- Ground Lift switch
- Dimensions (WxHxD): 268 x 268 x 262 mm
- Weight: 6.9 kg
- Matching cover: Article Nr. #368213# (not included)
- Suitable bag: Article Nr.#225464# (not included)
PROS
- • Excellent clean tones, surprisingly warm for a solid-state amp
- • Compact size makes it ideal for practice and small gigs
- • Built-in reverb is usable and adds pleasant ambience
- • Versatile EQ section allows for shaping the sound effectively
CONS
- • Limited headroom at higher volumes, can get fizzy
- • 8-inch speaker restricts low-end response and overall volume
- • Lack of multiple amp models restricts tonal flexibility
Product Video
Key Features
Power (Watts)
60
Speaker
1x 8in DV Mark Custom
Channels
1 (Clean)
Effects
Reverb
EQ
3-band (Bass, Middle, Treble)
Weight
6.9 kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
It's a solid-state attempt at that classic Fender warmth, but lacks the dynamic response and nuanced breakup of a tube amp – still very good for its class.
Yes, the balanced XLR line output makes it easy to integrate into a larger rig, though the 8-inch speaker will be the limiting factor in overall volume.
It's more of a subtle, spring-style reverb – not a huge, cavernous effect, but it adds a nice touch to the clean tone.
