NUX GP-1 Guitar Plug Headphone Amp with Classic British Distortion Effect
Features:
Compact and Light-Weight Design, Easy To Carry.
Built-In Distortion Effect.
Designed With 3 Adjuster: Level, Tone, Gain.
0.25in Plug, Just Plug Into Guitar Jack, No Need of Installation..
Powered By Two AAA 1.5 Alkaline Batteries (Not Included).
Specifications:
Color: Black
Power: Two AAA 1.5 Alkaline Batteries (Not Included)
Product Size: 9.7 * 8.4 * 2.1cm / 3.8 * 3.3 * 0.8in
Product Weight: 44g / 1.5oz
Package Size: 16 * 13 * 2.8cm / 6.3 * 5.1 * 1.1
Package Weight: 77g / 2.7oz
Package List:
1 * Guitar Plug Headphone Amp
1 * User Manual (English & Chinese)
Product Features
- Material:plastic+electric component;Size:10×8.8×2.3cm/3.93×3.46×0.9inch
- Portable size, easy to use
- Plug it in your guitar and enjoy the classic British rock sound now
- Classic British Distortion
- AUX In Jack makes it easy to practice along with your audio player
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Cool little gadget I’m not sure how much one can say about a headphone amplifier. It works as advertised, it’s controls are smooth and reasonably linear, and it produces a sound much like many real amplifiers. I haven’t tried it with my Hummingbird Pro which doesn’t need it anyway, but with my Les Paul (both are Epiphone) it produces a distorted, fuzzy but rich sound typical of lower end humbuckers. I’d like a cleaner sound, but I haven’t tried much to change it since it’s only a practice tool. Bottom line,…
Does what it should. Fantastic value. After spending nearly $40 on a FIOS headphone amp only to see it crap out early, I decided to go with this MUCH cheaper product. Not disappointed. I use it for bass guitar practice and it gets the job done more than adequately. And at this price point lasting more than a year is a bonus. I’m a little amazed at reviewers who complain about hiss and limited sound variety. You use a headphone amp to practice easily and quietly. Period. They all hiss and have a limited sound palette. Even the $40…