You get that brittle British Blues sound in a tiny device. My second favorite amPlug is the “AC30” because it so rightly replicates the rousing sound of the massive Vox AC30 speaker system. You can equalize the sound and also control the volume directly on the amPlug. My favorite amPlug is “Lead” - as in “lead guitar” not “lead paint” …and remember, the only “lead” in Rock ‘N Roll is “Led Zeppelin!” - for getting a good default grind that cuts through all the other mishmash of production to feature your playing. Plug in some headphones, or even a line-out jack into your computer, and you can hear some great crunch and bite from your guitar. You plug the amPlug into your guitar’s jack and the battery-powered device comes to life as an excellent amp modeler. If you have neighbors, or family, or other beloveds who don’t quite appreciate the ballsy bass lines punching through your speaker and amp setup, the amPlug is the instant remedy that allows you to keep playing while those around you are rendered mute. The idea of the Vox amPlug is to replicate the sound of famous speakers and lead guitars in a tiny form factor you can take with you anywhere you please.
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Enter the Vox series of amPlug “speaker replacements” that allow you to practice and perform in private with some of the greatest sounds you will ever hear. I love my ’65 Fender Princeton Reverb Amp - but there are times in a beginner Bluesman’s life when you need quiet and discretion while rehearsing or recording.
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