“Does these speakers alsoable to be used as a guitar amplifier”

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• While it looks like a Marshall guitar amp, it only has a 3.5mm connector, so you will need an adaptor. It should work but the speakers are tiny and won't really do justice to be a guitar amp. I'd suggest get yourself a real guitar amp, Marshall or any other brand

  Answered by TheStigenator 5 years ago

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• Dude, one of the most useful amps I have ever owned was packaged into an old vintage Kamel Red cigarette pack. Super small with just a jack sticking out of it that goes right in the back of your guitar. Only does distortion. I am sure there are different ones just like pedals. Google them.

  Answered by Anonymous 3 years ago

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• It has an aux-in port on top of the unit that should allow you to plug the guitar in.

  Answered by joecaffe 5 years ago

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• Unless you have a guitar amp app for your phone that will output via Bluetooth, this is a speaker only.

  Answered by Aptgriller 5 years ago

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• The Acton II Bluetooth Speaker is not an amplifier and risks being damaged if used with a guitar. We don't recommend using the speakers with guitars.

  Answered by Customer Service 5 years ago

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