Audiohub AH300 Multi-Instrument Combo Amp – 300W 5-Channel Amp with 5-Band EQ, Onboard Digital Effects, FX Loop, Kickback Monitor Design, 15” Woofer – Ideal for Full Band Setups & Large Gigs

Having recently gigged with this I feel strongly inclined to offer a review. It is an absolute work horse. I play individually and as part of a two piece band. Bare in mind I work in experimental melodic noise, and the band is post industrial spook-art/noise, so the stability and fidelity of sound from this amp was truly tested. We had mic with fx one channel, fretless bass another, laptop input, fx laden guitar on another and electronics through another. We ran a 300w speaker from it... There was complete and balanced sound, totally even stereo and didn't need to raise master volume above a quarter for a large gallery sized space. It really is a beautiful piece of kit. Solid. Well made. Easy use. Seriously excellent amp that would work for any gigging musician regardless of genre. (ps, yes I did turn it up full in rehearsal... It is LOUD and honest.)

Great

On the good side, it has this built-in mixer which is great for keyboards or multiple musicians in a cramped rehearsal space. The sound is generally good with fairly flat response compared to other 15" speakers I've auditioned. It stays pretty clean pretty loud and is cost effective. On the down side, there is noticeable hiss at low volumes and the fan is loud. It seems to be a standard cheap PC fan which is constantly on. You could never mic this cabinet for recording. I decided it was too noisy for my living room and returned it. YMMV.

It’s super loud. It’s great to control the effects on individual channels. I like it a lot. The dials to change the levels seem a bit shit quality. The buttons/dials are a bit cheapo. Otherwise I’m happy with it. After using it for my piano practice for 5 minutes the neighbours upstairs complained when I had it on like 5% volume hahaha. That tells you it’s loud enough :-D I think this would be good for a small band of a few people who haven’t invested in a PA and mixer yet. Like for example a piano and a couple of vocals or something. Could be good for band practice when you can’t be bothered to set up a big PA system. Could be ok for small gigs. I was thinking of using it for practice at home and then as a monitor if I have a chance to gig with others. Decent at a fair price. One of the only amps I’ve seen where you can control the effects on individual channels which is great if you want instrument and vocals (wet/dry sound combinations)

I'm gigging with two keyboards and has the ability to add more. Kettle lead can be unplugged so won't get in the way on carrying. Had an old Laney amp previously, but this is so much lighter with side handles. Plenty of power and very adjustable for sound quality.

I bought this to use with my Roland drum kit on stage. The sound is excellent with good control of the bass and treble covering the whole range of drum sounds. Also plenty of power from the 300w Well finished and constructed amp

Excellent, serves the purpose a treat

we are happy this item good quality

vielen Dank alles sehr gut schöne Grüsse

Il est trop tôt pour me prononcer sur la qualité 'en situation'. Mais j'enlève deux étoiles pour un manque de BON SENS. Pourquoi livre un ampli en FRANCE avec un câble d'alimentation américain SANS adaptateur. Ok, un câble ça coûte deux fois rien, mais je trouve que c'est un manque de respect pour le client.

This amplifier puts out beautiful sound. It supports two keyboards...a Korg Kronos2 and Nord Stage 3. 300 watts of power easily handles what I use it for...volume knobs are barely cracked open... Highly recommended!

I am a solo acoustic singer/musician, and also play bass, guitar, and vocals in a 3 piece cover band. I have used this for solo gigs at small bars and it performs great (I don't think I've had to have it over about 10% volume) I would hazard to say I could play a medium size bar with no issue...and being able to run to a passive speaker is a nice feature if you did need a little more oomph. I've never had reason to turn up more than about 40% volume in any room (and that was damn loud) but I think you could get unbearably loud before you got any distortion. I like not having to have a mixer as it's just one more thing to carry. I have also used this with the band plugging in both guitars and my mic and running an out to the mixer, although that does limit the ability to have separate controls at the mixer. Conversely I have used it as a monitor from the mixer as well in larger venues. Since I'm usually the furthest away from the PA it does well placed behind me for a little more sound FOH. It handles bass guitar very well with the 15" and nice clear sound for everything else. As one noted the knobs feel kind of cheapo for the price of this, though they do move smoothly and have not had any issues. That and the fact that the cooling fan causes a tiny bit of white noise (imperceptible as soon as you play) are the only reason I didn't give it 5 stars. I think for a solo or duo this would fit the bill nicely, or if you are like me and like the ability to input multiple instruments/mics without running a mixer you can't go wrong.

Light But produces amazing sound !