Hughes & Kettner StompMan

It is a small pedalboard amp, with quite some power for rehearsals and gigs.
I got this out of curiosity as it was on sale here. It exceeded my expectations.
Soundwise, it is on clean-ish side, particularly with single coil pickups. But what a clean! I do not know why H&K is not a standard for clean tone, to be fair? Anyway, with sagging and gain control, one can dial in very nice edge-of breakup tone. For more gain, pedals would be needed.
Construction is metal, seems solid. It has external power supply (included).
It can be pretty loud, coupled with Bluguitar Nanocab Neo, i had no problem being heard over our wild drummer.

"I bought the Stompman to use it with the speaker of a Bugera V5 Infinium. The speaker in the Bugera has been upgraded to a Jensen 8-inch, 4-ohm speaker. The pedal is sturdy, and the feel when turning the knobs is very solid and consistent. Its power output at 4 ohms is 50 watts, but according to advice, I shouldn't push the amplifier master volume past 5, otherwise I'll "blow" the speaker.

The sound at a master volume of 2 is very loud for a room, easily enough for rehearsal. It made the sound very clear and defined; you could hear the timbres of the different pickup positions on my 1996 Fender Stratocaster extremely well. It has a function to bypass the preamp and work as a power amp if you want to use another preamp, and of course, it has an effects loop.

It's a very good purchase for little money that was well worth it and upgraded my sound. If you have a cabinet to plug it straight into, it's really an exceptional buy—I can't wait to test it on a 12-inch cabinet."