Altoids Amp: Curiously Strong Sound

These recycled Altoids tins are living a second life as pocket-sized amps.  Use the speaker to pump up the volume, or plug in a pair of headphones to enjoy your own private rock concert.  The ¼” input jack accepts electric guitar and bass, as well as MP3 players. The units run off a single 9V battery, and are advertised to use very little power and get 10X more gain than standard models. ($34.99 @ hesslerk)

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