VOXamPlug 3 Boutique Headphone Guitar Amplifier w/ 2 Channels, Stereo Effects, Built-in Rhythms, and Aux in Jack

Two great channels!The clean channel sounds great with decent headroom even if you want to crank that gain knob.The drive channel with the gain low is perfect for classic rock tones and as you crank it, it can do a decent high gain sound. If you only want a high gain sound I would look at their other options but this is very versatile.Includes backing tracks and metronome with tap tempo.Included effects are fun to play with. This model can't do delay and reverb at the same time, but it's still a nice inclusion. There's also chorus, but I use that less.Fantastic value for a great practice tool. Throw it in a gig bag and you can play anywhere. This thing makes me want to get one of those travel electric guitars so I can play almost anywhere

On Ibanez jem jr can be used only turned to the side

I don't like being sold something that is suppose to be new the obviously isn't. the plug is suppose to be extended. there's a slot in the packeting for it. but it was tucked behind the unit. also package has major scratching to the plastic cover. but it works and sounds great. but i should get some kind of a refund.

E' la simulazione, direi molto buona, del famoso ampli per chitarra Dumble. Si puo' selezionare sia con un canale clean che con uno piu' crunch, oltre a un effetto tipo chorus, riverbero e tremolo. C'e' anche il controllo del gain oltre che del tono. Ottimo per suonare senza disturbare.Portabilissimo, va inserito alle cuffie e funziona con 2 comuni pile AAA (anche ricaricabili).

期待しすぎたかもしれませんが音は荒さを感じるというか良くは無いです。ただしどこでも手軽に練習出来るというのはとても素晴らしいと思います。

I used to own a Vox Amplug 1 but sold it years ago to move on to digital app-based headphone amps like iRig. A child of the 70s, I've been missing the simplicity of things that just plug in and work - no phones, PCs or apps needed. I bought the 'Boutique' Amplug 3 on a bit of a whim and couldn't be happier.Vox has made numerous improvements to the Amplug including a rotating jack plug, built-in drum machine, multi-effects, tap tempo and dual channels. The clean channel sounds bright and clear but turning up the drive and volume dials adds plenty of growl and grunt. Switching to the second channel, tones range from classic rock to searing lead. I love it!The built-in effects are nice, with the option of dry, chorus, delay or reverb. You can also adjust the effects level in the mix. An AUX jack allows you to connect an external device such as a phone or laptop for recording or playback. I use it to access guitar lessons on my PC and play along, enjoying great stadium tones without disturbing anyone in the house with my guitaring incompetence.My favourite thing overall is the simplicity of these things. Simply add two AAA batteries (supplied), plug it in to your guitar's jack socket, connect headphones and switch it on for instant great tones.

It looks really cheap and plastic and I don't think it will survive a fall. But it sounds surprisingly good. I don't know how perfectly it reproduces an Orange, but it sounds great on its own and has a lot of great and dynamic tones in the clean and overdrive channels. At first I thought it was hissy but I get the same hiss with Amplitube, so I cannot blame the Amplug. Not good with earphones because it drives the so loud! Better use headphones.An important advantage is that it's very simple to use, no apps, no menus, just plug in and play. I'm sure I can dial a tone and start playing while the Mustang Micro and Katana Go guys are still fiddling with buttons.

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