![]() As for sound, you will naturally get a fuller sound and a lot more volume with the 40 but it isn’t like the mini doesn’t sound remarkably good for its size. Obviously, portability is the other major consideration. ![]() You get all the same functionality either way, access via the knobs is something you may or may not care a lot about. To answer your question… do you want the traditional amp controls or are you cool with the app for all changes you may want to make? If you are going to create a few presets you really like and use them mostly or if using the app a lot for frequent changes is fine by you is one one major consideration. It has nothing to do with me thinking it’s such a cool little amp. Really though, I am just doing it so my kittens won’t be lonesome and because they love music. Plus sometimes being old and all I just don’t want to make the long and arduous journey all the way upstairs to the music room to play. But I want to serenade my babies so I am getting a mini for the living room and have a beater I can leave down here all the time. I have a 40 in the music room where no cats may enter. I'd prefer a switch that can be flipped on/off rather than a button you have to hold in to turn on/off. My only complaint about the mini is that I don't like the power button. I had a Roland Micro Cube as my WAH office amp and it is a great little portable amp, but the Mini sounds a lot better, has a nearly unlimited variety of tones, and has a smaller footprint on my desk. The small footprint, the ability to use the app and get the same sounds/tones as the 40, and the battery portability work great for my usage. I debated between the mini and the 40 same as you and glad I went with the mini. Since I've had it, I've rarely turned the guitar volume up more than halfway. Although small, it has some heft to it and feels solid and not cheap.
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