VOX MINI3 G2 Battery Powered Modeling Amp, 3W, Classic (MINI3G2CL)
VOX’s proprietary modeling technology from the Valvetronix series, plus compact construction, battery-powered operation, and VOX’s sophisticated sense of design have all been combined to make the MINI3 the definitive portable modeling amp – and now it’s been dramatically powered-up! Befitting its position as the next-generation amp, it’s called the MINI3 G2. It features VOX’s original “Bassilator” circuit that delivers tone with powerfully solid lows and a bottom end that will hold up even at low volumes. The quality of the effects has also been greatly improved. With the incredibly portable MINI3 G2, you’ll be ready; at home or outdoors.
Product Features
- Dual power options; use the included AC adaptor, or six AA batteries for up to 10 hours enjoyment (Best with Polaroid 9V Batteries)
- Eleven amp models range from high-gain to pristine clean types, supporting a variety of instruments
- The proprietary VOX “Bassilator” circuit delivers a heavy sound with ultra-low frequencies
- Enhanced quality effects such as: compressor, chorus, flanger, tremolo, delay and reverb
- AUX input jack – connect your MP3 player or other audio source and jam along
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Unbelievable sound from this tiny amp I purchased this amp about two weeks ago because of the great reviews and the portability it offers. I’ve been playing tube and hybrid amps for the past 45 years and accepted that a battery powered compact amp was going to be a huge tonal sacrifice. This amp has exceeded my expectations for sound and quality. I play a Tele deluxe through it and achieve a fantastic range of tones. I get the great dig, ring and plink of a Telecaster and with the over-driven amp options can get seriously cool rock…
Happy to be the first reviewer. I recently purchased this Vox Mini3 G2 modeling amp to go with my new Mainland Tenor (acoustic/electric) ukulele. It was my first electric instrument and I immediately fell in love with the combination uke/amp.Having no previous experience whatsoever I really didn’t know what I should want in an amp. I really didn’t even understand the descriptions of the features. Modeling, Compressor, Flanger, Chorus, Reverb . . . ah at last one I recognized.Well, let it be said this…
My new practice amp! Pretty much everything I need for playing by myself around the house. I was immediately surprised how much snap, punch and power this thing has. I absolutely love the Black 2 x 12 setting with a touch of delay and some tremolo hooked up to my Squier Duo-Sonic. I hate pedals. They’re annoying with the batteries and connectors not to mention they’re expensive and I always forget to unplug them so they go dead. The Vox three has it all right at your finger tips. Although I don’t like batteries…