All user reviews of 5/5 for the Vox amPlug Classic Rock

We are talking about a mini amp to play guitar with headphones in a corner without graining person without any electrical connection.
3 knobs for gain effects, sound, tone is enough plus the settings of the guitar.
This amp is installed directly on the guitar with his 6.5 jack and runs on batteries or supplied rechargeable batteries to buy.
An audio output jack 3.5 for headphones and an auxiliary input for the headphones sound of your guitar and accompanying music, lesson etc ... via your PC, I Phone ..

UTILIZATION

No need to book it's so simple, I took the guitar I plug in my headphones, my iphone and I play without bothering anyone and without leaving my big ampli.Pas electrical connection that is ideal for playing a few tens of minutes history stretch your fingers.

SOUND QUALITY

For the choice of its effects and the range is wide enough to fit just about effects to your type of rock music course. The result is not the same as a big and good amp but it is not the goal.
I use it on my gibson SG tribute with P90 and a good headphone Panasonic not very expensive.

OVERALL OPINION

I bought it € 35 a month ago, It allows me to play a little every day that I can not do if I had to get my ID15 Blackstar I now reserve WE. I still did not change the batteries just great ....

Volume-and tone-Gain
Not editable.
6.5 mm jack on A shame that the jack is not rotating!

UTILIZATION

Simpler you die!!
3 settings buttons and that's it!
ON / OFF with LED
3.5mm headphone and an auxiliary jack possibilté 3.5

SOUND QUALITY

The distortion is good
For me it lacks a little more acute!
It's really good for the little box that est.Après 3 hours of games no decrease in performance! No cracking! Not bad at all

OVERALL OPINION

I find it very easy and pratique.Juste to play speed without expensive installer.Pas tout.Cela wonder he does not we released a product with more features like a little reverb or other button.
I plug in my playlist of the PC and I accompany hop without any hassle!

These little pocket amps are very cool and usable. If you are tucked away in your office counting down the hours until closing time and you have time to kill then pick up one of these little units. It takes AAA batteries and all you need is your guitar and a set of headphones. Close the door and your ready to rock.


Vox amPlug Classic Rock Headphone Guitar Amplifier Features:

* Plugs directly into your guitar
* AUX in jack lets you jam along with your CD/MP3 player
* True analog circuit faithfully simulates the response of the original amps
* Classic Rock gives you the great high-gain sound of a UK-made 100W amp
* Up to 15 hours of battery life with supplied AAA batteries
* Quick and easy setup

UTILIZATION

Details
Type Solid State
Number of Channels 1
Speakers No Speaker
Effects No Effects
Reverb No Reverb
EQ No EQ
Amp Modeling No Amp Modeling
Number of Models 0
Number of Tubes 0
Preamp Tubes No Tubes
Power Tubes No Tubes
Inputs 1 x Instrument, 1 x Aux (1/8")
Outputs 1 x Headphone
Footswitch I/O No Footswitch No Effects Loop
Height 3.15"
Width 3.39"
Depth 1.22"
Weight .09 lbs. (40g)
Notes "Classic Rock" - UK-made Amp Head Voicing

SOUND QUALITY

Vox has several of these pocket amps and this one is my favorite. The voicing to this particular one is the best for what I play. I like to play classic rock all the way up to 80's hair metal and the tone your get from this are perfect for that type of operation. There is less gain than the metal version and in my opinion voiced much better. This one you can hear the string separation and note separation. I like this with a Fender Stratocaster and or a Charvel Superstrat. I like the lighter or mid warmth in the body woods such as ash, maple, and alder. I think it compliments the voicing of this amp a lot better.

OVERALL OPINION

Just a perfect little practice amp for your silent needs. At new these little units come in at around $40 which is great price for a little bite size amp that sounds very good. The tone will surprise you at how well this little thing sounds.

I would recommend this to anyone with a baby and needs to be quiet or someone bored at work and needs to close his or her door to get some practice in.

This is a miniature amp modeler, or a "headphone amp" if you will. It is simply a device that simulates the sound of a real amplifier in either headphones or larger speakers that use a 1/8" connection. It's not rackable or able to be edited with a computer, although it can be hooked directly into the sound card like a computer microphone. It is, surprisingly, an analog device.

UTILIZATION

There are only three knobs, gain, volume, and tone, which are pretty self-explanatory. There aren't a ton of effects that are available on this guy, just some distortion, so the editing is pretty simple. The manual explains everything clearly, though it's almost unnecessary as this is a pretty easy device to figure out.

SOUND QUALITY

I've used this with my Strat predominantly, and I have to say that for a headphone amp, this one is particularly good. It's obviously not something to rehearse with a band with, and definitely not for gigs, but for practicing on your own, you can get a good enough tone to be inspired. It does sound somewhat cliche, and it sort of sounds similar no matter what you plug into it, but it's still pretty great. It certainly colors the sound, but usually, its in a good way, similar to the way that a regular amplifier would. I really was surprised by how much I liked the clean tone, it doesn't sound flimsy like so many of these things do. I feel that the sound ends up being very reminiscent of late 70s arena rock bands like Bad Company and even earlier Van Halen, especially when you have the gain cranked. While not exactly what I would go for in a true amplifier, its great for practicing, because it gives leads a ton of body and allows you to really hear what you're doing.

OVERALL OPINION

I certainly liked the size and convenience of this thing the most. I never thought I would actually enjoy playing one of these things but I really did. I think that its a pretty good tool for someone who has roomates and/or lives with a family and can't practice at certain hours just because of noise. I think that $40 is a good price for the freedom to practice with a decent tone 24 hours a day. I have played a few of these, but I know that this one is definitely one of the better ones I've played. Highly recommended as far as headphone amps go.