Vox Amplug 2 AC30 4-stars Reviews

Pocket-Sized Rehearsal Room

This headphone amp is my go-to for effortless practice with classic tones. It even offers cool built-in effects. Ideal for bedroom players looking for a simple, effective way to practice without getting out all the gear.

Good for the price

As one of the cheapest "pocket amps", it does it's job remarkably well and the sound is actually quite good with nice earphones. That being sad it is not very sturdy. My biggest problem with it is that you can't adjust the effects at all, all of which are just too loud and to "wet" for my taste. A simple knob tuning them down would do as they actually sound good.

batteries operated

Doing its job properly.

Besides the sound quality (which I discovered after buying it) and the brand, i got it because it's (hopefully also rechargeable) battery operated. There's no need to wait for non replaceable batteries to charge and I don't have "range" anxiety either.

A nice toy for silent noodling, nothing less, nothing more.

Nothing special to be honest, it can't really compete even with a small amp, but it does what it really has to. Small, easy to use, i mostly practice with it while i'm out or while i'm watching a game:) the different presets do sound okay, i never really use them, though.

i do not recommend instead of a smaller amp, but if you want a back up plan, or like to/have to practice at random places and need mobility it's worth a shot to try

Not quite there

It's great for undisturbed practicing and have no interference of others or complains. You can even connect to your amp, mixer or studio connection, notebook, laptop, pc.

But one warning though, DO NOT PLACE IT ON YOUR GUITAR STAND, it will damage your amplug. A solution is to hook a cable between your guitar cq musical instrument and your amplug. A bonus is that you can easily get control of the amplug this way...have fun no misery