You can expect to line out from your DS to this "amplifier", which is just an external speaker that's probably battery powered and can't push more than 5 watts. It will probably sound no better than your average clock radio.
Save yourself the money and get a 1/8" to RCA and run your DS to any decent stereo system or just use the 1/8" jack that comes with any standard 2.1 PC speaker system. This should gain you some decent bottom end.
Better yet, get yourself a Gibson Les Paul and a Marshall stack.
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Don't get too pumped.
You can expect to line out from your DS to this "amplifier", which is just an external speaker that's probably battery powered and can't push more than 5 watts. It will probably sound no better than your average clock radio.
Save yourself the money and get a 1/8" to RCA and run your DS to any decent stereo system or just use the 1/8" jack that comes with any standard 2.1 PC speaker system. This should gain you some decent bottom end.
Better yet, get yourself a Gibson Les Paul and a Marshall stack.
I agree with the last part... just maybe something cheaper. For the price of a DS and this mini-amp you can pick up a decent guitar / amp combo.
Why does everyone insist on marshall stacks? I'm so sick of em.