Fender Mustang Micro Headphone Amp

Must dang have.

Great for quite practice , ideal for learning songs with the Bluetooth feature pairing with a phone so easy to use for backing tracks or playing along with song's.

MUSTANG FENDER AMP

Nice Add to a Traveller guitar . Good old fender sound

Hude delay, not for shredders

How come nobody even mentions the crazy latency problem? I bought this for my silent midnight practice sessions, but it doesn't hold up quite well. If you're into any kind of shredding (fast solos, tremolo picking, sweep picking, etc.) the latency with any reasonable distortion level just makes it impossible to play (I'm using high-quality wired headphones). If you are using it as "clean amp", then the delay is much better, but then again, you might as well just listen to the string acoustics if you want to practice silently and not use any distortion or effects... Also, the higher the gain, the worse it starts to sound, so again, this isn't for metalheads. I'm very disappointed with this purchase, the huge latency definitely limits what kind of songs/techniques I can practice with this... But it might be okay for just slight jamming or other, more latency-tolerant genres. Honestly, it's hard to believe that all those YouTube "reviews" are not sponsored, since everyone is dead silent about this while this is the first thing that hits you when you try to play... I will give a try to the Vox next time, let's see if that's any better.

No juice

I will just point out the bad part. The good parts, everybody writes and makes videos about them. So, here it is: The battery sucks! Every time you want to play, the battery is dead and you need to connect it to a computer for a few hours first.

Does what you need it to

Great amp sounds. Easy to connect aux audio. Works with different Jack placements too. Money well spent

Pretty good for a novice as I am. Easy to setup and use, without any extra complicity.

All you need to be alone

Impressive sound quality, this is definitely the best device I've ever got. Obviously you are limited to the combinations you can make from the effects/amps/equalizers, but you have enough to get lots of fun.

Great bit of kit! Takes some experimenting to get the most out of it.

Overall this is a fantastic amp and I use it constantly. I originally bought it as I needed a quiet option for playing guitar so not to disturb my flatmates. Loads of amp settings, they all sound really good and are pretty vastly different from each other! I definitely recommend it for anyone looking for a headphone amp.

My only complaint with it is definitely a nitpick, but I'd like to see slightly more options for gain control, as well as some more effect options. However, as is you can still get some wildly different sounds all of which are awesome!

High quality practice tool

High quality, lightweight headphone amp for fuss free practice.

Easy to pair with smartphone via Bluetooth for easy play-along.

A multitude of amp sounds and effects. For bass the Studio Preamp in standard setting is by far the best sound for me, but it's nice to have options.

great for study

i am using it with a bass guitar so not at its full extent but it is portentous, and sounds very good on decent headphones.

It can receive Bluetooth audio like a background track and allows direct USB recording via a USB-C plug that charges the internal battery.

Easy to upgrade the Firmware, very simple and intuitive interface with few buttons. It uses a color code with its LEDs to indicate its operating status and selected amp simulation model.

A quick reference card explains this code, if you really want to know which amp is which.

I do hope that they could implement a tuner function in the next firmware upgrades: that would be a nice plus.