Anyone have a headphone amplifier they like?

[JMP/HBE]

Could be a headphone amplifier....

Could be ...

[Aceman]

Whenever I have wanted to play through headphones in the last 15 years, I've used my Microcube. Certainly not as compact as the Vox, but the six AA's have a lot of playing time. The tone options are great, along with reverb/delay and other effects. Plus it has a 6" on board ported speaker that sounds just fine on the beach, in the woods or in a motel room.

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I do that at home - either my Micro or Cube 30.

[hamerfan]

Could be ...

Reminds me of one inside of a electronic box. That's an old one -only battery operation- and I added a power supply with a mini stereo earphone jack, but I does not work anymore

[JMP/HBE]

[maug2122]

Love it, raw Rockman with a little drive added by distortion pedal.
Add a Eq pedal , noise gate and a BBE Stomp Sonic..... who needs anything more !!!!

[Aceman]

Love it, raw Rockman with a little drive added by distortion pedal.
Add a Eq pedal , noise gate and a BBE Stomp Sonic..... who needs anything more !!!!

I think the point of this thread was to need less - LOL.

[Mincer]

I know this just came out. No word if it is available in the US yet.

[Aceman]

I know this just came out. No word if it is available in the US yet.

I love the effect combos....who comes up with these???

[JohnnyBsurfin]

The NUX Mighty Plug MP-2 is my favorite.It sounds great and the Bluetooth In allows me to run drum tracks from the phone.

[JMP/HBE]

.... umm spockman, lockman, clockman, hockman , wait a minute it will come to me.

[Aceman]

The NUX Mighty Plug MP-2 is my favorite.It sounds great and the Bluetooth In allows me to run drum tracks from the phone.

I looked at the one.

[Securb]

Has anyone used the Bass version of the VOX? I am thinking of getting my sister a bass for Xmas and a headphone amp would be best for apartment playing.

[Aceman]

Still loving the Vox Classic Rock

[Dudeman7]

Has anyone used the Bass version of the VOX? I am thinking of getting my sister a bass for Xmas and a headphone amp would be best for apartment playing.

I have one of those but it's the older, probably 1st Gen model. It sounds pretty good and it works well for quiet practice. It's noisier than I would like it to be but it is definitely convenient. Would be excellent for an apartment dweller.

In my personal experience with this thing, I have found that the headphones you pair with it can make a noticeable difference. The Amplug Bass doesn't drive higher impedance 'phones very well. Pair it up with a set of sensitive, closed back cans like Sony MDR-7506 or Audio-Technica ATH-M50x and it will work great.