Vox - amPlug2 AP2-BS Bass Guitar Headphone Amplifier with Rhythms

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But for the past three hours I've just had everything on the amp all the way up, and adjust tone and volume on the guitar, then adjust the aux volume on the phone. Works just fine. Perfect for practice and unbeatable for the price.

This product uses a headphone amp circuit based on the valve reactor technology, achieving a dynamic amp sound that takes impedance, efficiency and dynamic characteristics into account. This design faithfully simulates the characteristics of the original amp circuitry with entirely analog specifications. But with multiple options now available, which is the best bass headphone amplifier currently on the market?

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A multi-stage gain circuit featuring VOX's proprietary analog technology perfectly reproduces the complex distortion created by a vacuum tube amplifier. VOX 2ch Audio Driver may not work on some PCs, and it may prevent some applications working properly. If you’re a beginner or a seasoned musician, it can be very helpful to have these things around when the inspiration hits you. Especially since it allows you to play when other people are around and you don’t want to disturb them. Important features

First, the Headphone Amp couldn't handle the low end of an Electric Bass Guitar being plugged directly into it. Probably because Bass Guitars are meant to be plugged into full size Bass Amplifiers, not headphones. Hell, you can even blow out a regular Electric Guitar Amplifier if you plug a Bass into it and play too loudly. This "Bass" version which provides a wide-range sound, including a new Bassilator circuit that realistically simulates the resonance of the speaker cabinet and floor I'm a complete novice when it comes to playing Bass, so the idea of a tiny amp that could drive headphones was appealing so I could spare my family hearing me practice. This little Bass-specific Vox unit fit the bill at a great price. It looks like a tiny amplifier and features great sound reproduction and more than enough power to drive a set of headphones - I'm using either Etymotic ER4P's or a set of ANC Sony's with it. Middle settings for volume, gain, and the Bass's volume provide a good sound for my ear, with a lot of volume in reserve.Users say that the amp sounds crispy and articulate, is easy to use, and is well-built. Also, some users experienced that the amp runs hot from time to time and others pointed out that the line-in is mono. What we think No need for a guitar cable! Plug it directly into your guitar; the latest version of this headphone guitar amp is the fastest way to get authentic amplifier sound. The controls are much more complicated on this updated unit because they've added so many new features. These are unnecessary features, in my opinion, and just make the unit harder to use. You need to read the manual to understand everything it does because the user interface is definitely not intuitive. A headphone amp for bass is plugged directly into your bass guitar and lets you hear a boosted bass tone through any cabled headphones without any further need to engage a large amp or cables. Why would you need a headphone amp for bass? Headphone amps can be powered either by AAA batteries or rechargeable ones. AAA batteries give you a long playing time, on average, about 17 hours. In contrast, rechargeable batteries give enough juice for about 4-6 hours of non-stop playing. The base of your choice is personal preference and the convenience of your playing routine. Tone

Users like Donner Bass Guitar Headphone Amp for the tone of a mildly over-driven amp that this little beast provides. It’s also capable of giving a fairly clean sound when the drive is down and the volume is up. The convenience of having a rechargeable battery rather than working on AAA batteries is also something many seem to like. Note that you may be disappointed by the sound quality of this amp and the fact that when plugged in, it’s fairly hard to reach the controls. What we think I plugged some regular JVC Headphones into the amPlug and was able to hear the Bass perfectly clear, No distortion! When you are choosing the best headphone amp for bass, you should take the convenience and your creative flow into consideration. For instance, you alone should know how long you may need to play non-stop. Understanding that, choosing the type of battery that suits your playing the most should be something to keep in mind. A bit of versatility is never a bad addition, and when talking about Valeton Rushead Max Bass, we mean the variety of built-in effects that this amp has to offer. We like multi-mode switchable modulation as well as reverb and echo modules that open the world of opportunities and new musical ideas. Bottomline These amazing little machines, also known as ‘amPlugs’ plug directly into your bass, are powered by batteries, and allow you to hear an amplified bass tone through any pair of regular headphones without the need for a large amp or cables.

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Sonicake Guitar Bass Headphone Amp offers a dynamic clean tone that sounds equally good on bass and electric guitars and a built-in chorus effect that helps in adding sonic dimensions to the tone. Also, it has a headphone splitter, 1/8″ AUX cables, 5 hours of non-stop playing, LED indicators of battery life, and a USB charging cable. User impressions