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Vendor: Hotone

Hotone Heart Attack Guitar Amplifier Head

$99.99

Product Type: Guitar effects & multi-FX pedals
SKU: WHOLE-FRX-012
Vendor: Hotone

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Description

The Hotone Heart Attack is a compact 5-watt guitar amplifier head designed for players who want aggressive, high-gain tones in a highly portable format. Part of Hotone's Nano series, the Heart Attack is voiced for metal and hard rock, with its sound inspired by the legendary Mesa/Boogie Rectifier-style amplifier character.

Despite its pocket-sized dimensions, the Heart Attack provides a powerful combination of high-gain tone, flexible EQ controls, an FX loop, and convenient practice features.

High-Gain Tone in a Pocket-Sized Head

The Heart Attack is built around an aggressive high-gain character inspired by the Mesa/Boogie Rectifier family of amplifiers.

Its compact design makes it easy to carry while retaining the controls needed to shape a powerful metal-oriented sound.

The front panel provides:

  • Gain for controlling the amount of distortion
  • Volume for overall output level
  • 3-band EQ for shaping bass, middle, and treble frequencies

The result is a compact amp head capable of delivering thick, saturated tones suitable for modern metal and hard rock.

5 Watts of Power

The Heart Attack delivers 5 watts of output power, making it surprisingly powerful for its miniature enclosure.

It supports speaker cabinets with different impedances from 4Ω to 16Ω, allowing you to pair the head with a variety of compatible cabinets.

FX Loop for External Effects

An integrated FX loop allows external effects pedals to be connected between the amplifier's preamp and power amp sections.

This makes it easy to incorporate:

  • Delays
  • Reverbs
  • Modulation effects
  • Other time-based processors
  • Additional pedalboard effects

Practice and Recording Features

The Heart Attack is not limited to traditional amplifier use.

A dedicated headphone output makes silent practice and recording convenient, while the Aux In allows you to connect an external music player and play along with backing tracks.

This makes the Heart Attack useful for home practice, rehearsals, recording, and portable setups.

Compact Nano Series Design

Measuring only 128 × 75 × 59.5 mm, the Heart Attack can easily fit into a gig bag, backpack, or even a pocket of a larger equipment case.

Its compact metal construction weighs just 520 g, making it an excellent option for musicians who want to minimize the size and weight of their rig.

Key Features

  • Compact high-gain guitar amplifier head
  • Part of the Hotone Nano series
  • Sound inspired by the Mesa/Boogie Rectifier
  • Designed for metal and hard rock
  • 5 watts of output power
  • Gain and Volume controls
  • 3-band EQ
  • Supports 4Ω–16Ω speaker cabinets
  • Built-in FX loop
  • Headphone output
  • Aux input for backing tracks
  • Compact and portable design
  • 18V DC power supply
  • Power adapter included

Technical Specifications

  • Power Output: 5 W
  • Supported Cabinet Impedance: 4–16 Ω
  • Power Supply: 18V DC
  • Power Adapter: Included
  • Dimensions: 128 × 75 × 59.5 mm
  • Weight: 520 g

The Hotone Heart Attack is an ideal choice for guitarists who want portable high-gain amplification without sacrificing tone-shaping flexibility. Its compact Nano-series format, Rectifier-inspired voicing, 5-watt output, FX loop, headphone output, and Aux input make it a versatile solution for metal players, home practice, recording, and compact pedalboard rigs.

  • 5 stars: 6 (86%)
  • 4 stars: 1 (14%)
  • 3 stars: 0 (0%)
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Vickie L.
So good i bought 2

Sounds great

P
Padraic
Awesome metal amp

Awesome little amp that is a convincing metal monster

M
Mike
Plug your pedals straight into the effects return!

If you own this amp and you haven't tried this yet , try it, it will blow your mind. If you like pedals. if you use amp simulator pedals or any overdrive pedal plug it directly into the return on the back of the amp, the effects Loop return ,straight into that and ignore the front of the amp, your amp simulator pedal should have tone knobs most of them do lots of Drive pedals have tone knobs,plug straight into the back of the amplifier into the return, Don't Loop it just straight into the return ..you can chain, Reverb, chorus any of your modulation pedals put them at the end of the chain but straight into the back of the amp it's amazing. all of your tone knobs all of your effects knobs on your pedals greatly increase their ability to shape tone, doing this shows you exactly what your pedal is capable of. I haven't been able to stop playing since I discovered this and I'm kicking myself in the butt Because I didn't figure it out sooner .I was using the effects Loop But just as a loop for my Reverb and chorus and such. I discovered by plugging all pedals directly into the return they become your preamp. If you have an overdrive pedal, Plug your guitar into the pedal, Plug the pedal into the return.. There's your preamp, try it. You'll be amazed.

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Whisperingpirate
Best 5w solid state amp under 100$

If you are looking for an amp with some decent crunchy tone that doesn’t wake the neighbors up too easily, looking no further starts now. I have been like amps that chug. Plug this in a 1x12 or even a 4x12 and see how much you get out of it. Does not require a Bible study class in order to learn how to operate. Plug it in turn the knob that’s it.

J
James A.S.
Awesome

This thing kicks butt. Period.

C
Chris T.
As advertised

This mini amp is ok. It does what it says it does. It was not what I needed. If you just want a small amp to practice at home or when traveling then it might be a good fit for you.

J
Joseph C.
Great Sound Small Footprint

This little amp sounds better than it has a right to. I have seen many reviews calling it a great bedroom amp but, I will tell you that I gig with it regularly. Mic’d up it has the ability to be all you need for a small to medium size gig, if like myself you are using in ear monitoring. When people ask me about my tone, they are quite often blown away when I point to this little guy sitting on a stool just off stage left. Even with 25ft. Of speaker cable between it and the cabinet it sounds fantastic. At the very least, in a pinch this can bail you out.