You brought your guitar to the gig, but you forgot your amp? Problem solved. The JamStack is a compact guitar amplifier that will let you play anywhere without a traditional amp. The JamStack changes the game because it fits right on the bottom of your guitar and attaches in seconds.
It has a 10-watt speaker designed to delivers sound at high and low volume levels. It also can inline and mount your smartphone, letting you access a virtually unlimited supply of effects, using apps like AmpliTube or AmpKit.
Now you can carry your amp anywhere at anytime. The JamStack is going for about $229(USD) over on Kickstarter, but if you manage to get your pledge in soon, you might be able to snag one of the Super Early Bird units for just $138.
[via Gadget Flow]
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