Harley Benton Rockplug Classic Rock Reviews

Simple and good, depending on your headphones

Super simple device, reasonable sound for practicing alone. There is not a lot of tonal variety, and the quality seems to depend heavily on your headphones. But it’s cheap, super portable and sounds good enough.

Noisy

A nice device with a mini USB charging port, decent battery, but all the advantages are negated by one big disadvantage: The device emits high-frequency noise, even if no instrument is connected. I tried different headphones and speakers, it is possible to reduce the volume of the noise signal, but it’s impossible to get rid of it completely.

Good features, lacking tone

Pros: Built-in battery which is pretty powerful Good controls Cons: Just one - weak and fuzzy tone Tried multiple headphones and instruments with the same results. I like classic rock but this is not really that tone with neither single coils nor humbuckers.

plug has to be forced into strat input

sounds pretty good, the price is right, but the housing of the plug doesn't fit well into a strat input on the top of the guitar

Great value for the price.

It doesn't have fancy features and million buttons. Set your overdrive and tone, plug the headphones and it's good to go. Simple product and it does the job. Sound is decent, both played clean and played heavy with distortion. Controls are smooth, battery life surprisingly long. Maybe build quality feels a bit flimsy, but again, it's 15 euros. Comparable products from big brands start at 3x the price.

Annoying ringing sound

It has a very annoying ringing sound that never goes away, and the tone is basically either 0 or 100, it's very difficult to manage it, but it's a fun toy to play around with an costs nothing

Simple great plug & play

This is a go to cheap as chips way of practicing any guitar (or sounds great with bass) if you are too lazy to reach for the amplifier

pretty decent headphone amp

It is cheap and surprisingly good for its price! if you are on a budget this will definitely worth the money. it has some weird distortion sounds but overall it is great, I can't say anything about it because it is cheap

Holiday Amp

Use this as a travel amp when on my hols. Does the job perfectly.

Very nice plug

Very nice plug for this money. Of course it doesn't have a lot of effects, only overdrive. And it reminds me of fuzz pedal.

Also its humming a little bit. But nothing critical.

Headphone amp

Never used one before, my wife likes it as much as I do. Lol.

Great 👍.

Nice Little Device

Pros:

- Straightforward

- Easy to Use

- Comes with Splitter

- Comes with Audio Cable

- Comes with USB cable

Cons:

- Will not work without the gain turned up at least a little bit

If you need an inexpensive headphone amp, this is the one, even though you have to have some gain on in order for it to work, you can control the crunch with your volume pot on the guitar.

This device is awesome

This device is really awesome also for the low price. You also can change a lot with it and im in love with it. i love playing guitar with headphones and this device makes it even possible for me. i can just recommed it if you are on a low budget.

Works

Don’t really use it

Awesome product for it's price! Would buy again!

Not bad, a bit noisy

It is what it is. A simple amplification for headphones. It has a noisy buzz that's annoying, but it works well for keeping in the gig back, or playing late at night

Quite good product

I have used this for 1 week, and I am satisfied using this so far. The sound is quite clear, and design is simple.

Cool little toy

Simple and easy to use pocket amp with decent sound. My charging port broke so be careful when plugging it in.

Nice piece of gear

It is so practical, nice sound if you set the knobs right, cheap. I wish it would have FX added, that would be perfect.

Good

Good idea, convenient charging, but the sound is dingy