Fender Mustang Micro Headphone Amp Reviews

Amazing practice tool

Lots of presets to choose from - ready to go whenever.

Not a real issue but it's hard trying to identify the cryptic color codes for presets. You need the card that comes with it around - or a pic of it on your phone!

Perfect little plug & play system

It is really easy to use and has a lot of different possibility. I really like it and would buy it again with any doubt

This sounds fantastic

The sound quality is far ahead of what I had expected, even after reading good things about it.

It's not easy to follow which effects and amp models are on from the multi-colour LEDs, but they all sound good (and it's not difficult to just select by ear).

The ability to modify the effects parameters is limited, but again- every setting sounds good.

The bluetooth also works extremely well for playing along with tracks from a phone or PC.

TOTAL COST EFFICIENCY!

Portable, with countless features.

The amps and effects are very nice and it's easy to use.

I bought them in order to train silently.

Get a good pair of headphones!

Great practice tool

Lots of sounds, most of them good. Feels good in use too, though it's a little awkward to see which amp model or effect you're on without referring to the provided reference card, and twisting your guitar to find the lights.

Outside that, it delivers what you want in terms of tonal variety and quality. It doesn't sound like an amp in a room, but it's not a million miles off either, it surprised me a bit. I would say it flatters your sound well - might be a touch of compression - but in a pleasant way.

The Bluetooth element is great, but bear in mind that's for streaming a backing track not using bt headphones, you have to plug the headphones in.

Overall, I'd recommend it over something like an amplug but be aware it's not going to blow your mind with faithful recreations of classic amps. It come close for such a small device, and the recording element via a computer is quality, but you aren't going to replace your Twin with this for anything beyond quiet practice sessions.

Still recommend it, for the price, the size, it's very good.

One of the kind

This device is fantastic and helps you a lot with practicing.

I connect it to my laptop via Bluetooth very easily, I start playing the backing track whether by youtube or by the DAW and directly the sound is transferred to my headset along with the guitar with no latency at all.

Easily I can record my play at the DAW, however, a small latency was mentioned on some occasions.

Recommended with no hesitations to anyone who wants to play whether stand-alone or connected to Laptop/PC

Yes!

Sounds great. Very practical. One of my best guitar related purchases ever.

Good tones at the press of a button

Makes tone selection very easy. It also doubles up as a recording interface using the Ipad and a USB c cable. Very compatible. Good Bluetooth and battery.

Not as expected

Before buying watched a lot of review videos, non of them mention about the amount of white noise it has. Unfortunately the noise was too much and tiring for me.

Great plug-and-play (literally) practice tool - worth the price

This finally replaced my 22 (!) year old Korg Pandora as a practice tool, to be used with headphones.

The preset sounds are great and offer a nice range of amps and effects, suitable for practicing and having some quick fun.

Suitable for Blues, Funk, Rock, Hard Rock etc. but not so much for the more extreme sides of Metal (might need to look elsewhere if this is what you wish to use it for).

You can also connect your phone via bluetooth to play backing tracks on it and jam (or practice exercises), which is really cool.

The device construction seems reasonably solid (we'll see in the long-run)

Overall, a great product, with a reasonable price.

Must have amp

Whatever guitar you use this is a real add-on to your playing pleasure. Not only for practising. Your family will thank you. Also you can join playing your favourite tracks in combining it to your iPhone. great stuff.

Money's Worth

Not the cheapest but very likely the smartest choice if you are looking for a versatile, easy to handle, pocket-sized portable amp to serve your practicing needs.

This quality made device gives you full freedom to play and enjoy a plethora of rich sounds wherever and whenever you may wish to do so, as it only requires a charged battery (which will serve you at least for 4 hours) and a set of (wired) headphones. (BTW, I’ve been frequently using a standard set that comes with almost every smartphone and even so the results are more than satisfactory.) Should you wish to play along a backing track, the Bluetooth feature is readily available with a switch of a button.

I realize that the above might sound more like a manufacturer’s ad than one’s personal opinion based on experience, but I was really impressed and got more than I had expected with this little fellow. Well, OK, I do miss the possibility to connect wirelessly to a set of headphones, but … you can't allways have it all, can you :)

Unfortunately, most probably because of the current pandemic and its various consequences, delivery time is painfully long but the gadget is well worth waiting for.

Best money I've spent

The device feels very very well built. It's super small.

If you liked the Vox Amplug series, this is taken up to 11.

Reverbs sound so lush, the amps sound amazing, it has NO BUZZ.

And the Bluetooth streaming from phone is up there too. It's awesome as a practice amp, but honestly it's awesome as a recording interface & fx processor.

It was really worth it.