Electrically Powered Cooler

it just looks much cooler than the digital ones.

Stock cooler is all you need. This is the one.

Really nice guitar for $300! Feels and sounds great both acoustically and electrically. I have no complaints playing it for the last the couple of weeks. The built in tuner is handy.

This is a really solid amp. The fan is quiet, and the amp is electrically quiet. Easy to use, takes standard XLR in and has both binding post and the speakeron connectors. I purchased this to replace the power amp part of an old Yamaha stereo receiver. I wasn't able to find anything of decent quality as a consumer amp, and the high end hifi amps seem to be both overpriced and of questionable quality. So I went pro audio, as friends of mine had done years ago. This is definitely the way to go. For road use with a band, I think I'd look at the new Crown class D's. I have one, I love it, and it's significantly lighter than this, and with a few more features. They sound absolutely identical. Both have much more headroom into actual speakers than the old receiver did. Can't recommend this highly enough.

Needed to plug in a keyboard controller to my MacBook Pro. USB C and USB B are electrically compatible. Why are there not more of these cables? I went to a big box store and a local geek store in the college part of town. At both places the 20 something kids didn't even know what USB B was! I'd think there would be a ton of people plugging USB printers etc into USB C computers. Guess it's just me. Well B&H had this cable. It works perfectly. More robust than I expected as well. I thought it was going to be a much dinkier cable honestly. Would buy again. Might in fact, just to have a backup in case.

This is just such a solid piece of equipment. Electrically and acoustically quiet, as other reviewers have mentioned. It isn't under rated from what I can tell - it's an honest 330W/8 ohms, and that's into real world speakers. The only disadvantage to this amp is that it's a bit heavy, but it's still quite a bit lighter than the old solid state amps with similar ratings from the 80's and 90's. If you're doing live sound, I'd probably look at the similarly priced Crown XLS instead, but if you prefer AB instead of D for whatever reason, I don't think this can be beat. For studio work, or upgrading the amp(s) for a home theater or listening room, this would be perfect.

Works with the Ubiquiti SFP modules/transceivers. Just what I needed to electrically isolate my more expensive equipment.

Blows air like all the others but looks cooler doing it!

Seems to run cooler.

It works well as same with stock cooler.