Vox Amplug 2 Blues 5-stars Reviews

Quality in a Tiny Box!

This little device is about as high quality and portable as it gets. Great sound and in the comfort of your own headphones!

It simplify things.

It do solve the issue I have with living in an apartment building. Neighbors demand their peace and quiet, and not all off them understand the true meaning of good blues. It enables me to practice without disturbing anyone outside the apartment.

But, the sound when I use headphones is very deep. But that I blame my headset for. When I connect the plug to the PC-speakers, it is pretty much like I play any other small amps.

But it is a plastic thing, and it feels very fragile so I am not sure how long it will last, but as a solution it is a brilliant idea.

It is mobile and you can play your instrument where ever people allow you to. Good luck.

My night companion!

Three channels and three effects are enough to make your late night practice decent sounding and fun. Don't expect it to sound like a Vox valve amp and you ll be happy.Battery lasts about 15 hours if u use a pair of quality rechargables. Handle with care couse it's made out of cheap plastic

Superb

Great mini amp for reading at any time without troubling the surrounding. Great features and superb sound. 3 different options for sound are all fantastic. After a year or so , it is highly recommended for silence reading with good sound.

Easy to to use and great quality

I was looking for something that would allow me to play my electric guitar in a small apartment without annoying my neighbors. the tone and quality you can get for the price are quite surprising. Very happy with the purchase.

Great little device

After receiving the Vox Amplug 2 Blues I've found myself using it almost exclusively instead of my "normal" amplifier. Device has just enough of features for normal practicing, a couple of different effects, tune and volume controls, and best of all, I'm able to do all of my practicing whilst giving my spouse a chance to study in peace :) I would say that instead of an amp and a few pedals this is a great way for a rookie (like me) to tweak around and test different things, but I won't go into deeper analyses as I am, as said, quite a rookie when it comes to guitar playing. Anyways, great little device, I also recently ordered another Vox Amplug2 for Bass.

Essential bit of kit!

Received rather quickly to the UK. The Amplug I feel is an absolutely essential piece of kit especially if you've got small children like me but still want to play. Hadn't realized that it actually has some effects features and the gain function is surprisingly good. Works with all headphones and is super tiny so easy to carry anywhere. Would definitely recommend!

Surprising great tone and versatility

I also have the Amplug 2 Metal version.

The Blues has a much more tube-like, organic sound. It does a great imitation of a tube rectifier sag, like in the Tweed/Bassman/JTM45 amps. Fortunately this is not overdone. The noise floor on all settings is lower than the Metal version, which on the lowest gain setting has a pedal driven Blackface tone with no sag.

The 3 settings on the power button make the gain very controllable:

- Green goes from pure clean to slight breakup,

- Orange goes from slight breakup to a bluesy overdrive,

- Red pushes into warm heavy distortion.

The tone control is much more effective than in the Metal version. It adds a nice sparkle to the sound as opposed to the harsh treble in the Metal version.

The effects are essential and usable given the 3 intensity settings available.

As a reference I also use Amplitube for iOS and the sound quality is comparable, but the Amplug has much more volume on tap with a stronger bass. The bass may be bothersome to some, because there is no way to turn it down.

Amplug 2 is very comfortable with front jack socket guitars like Strat, SG or Duo-Sonic. With bottom jack entry guitars, like an LP, careful attention should be paid when sitting to avoid breaking the plastic casing.