Amazon[amazon.com] has Fender Mustang Micro 5W Bluetooth Headphone Guitar Amplifier on sale for $84.99. Shipping is free.
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The newer version of this (Mustang Micro Plus) has enough features I wouldn't recommend buying this version even at a lower price. The newer one has a built in tuner and you can do way more amp modeling and such. Really enjoy it.
The newer version of this (Mustang Micro Plus) has enough features I wouldn't recommend buying this version even at a lower price. The newer one has a built in tuner and you can do way more amp modeling and such. Really enjoy it.
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If you have a chance, would you please drop a link to the newer version?
I have a budding musician in the family
I bought this last year and use it all the time with my jazz bass and occasionally with my strat and I love it. But understand that this is a practice tool, and not meant for gigs - plug this into the guitar and plug headphones into the 1/8" Jack and you can practice until your fingers bleed 😉
The Bluetooth feature is for streaming music from your phone/computer to your headphones so you can jam along or watch YouTube lessons and still hear yourself. The connection is not bidirectional.
The new features don't look appealing. The location of the guitar Jack would make the tuner feature hard to use - it's on the wrong end of the guitar. The amp modeling feature is good on the original, but it's more of a gimmick for a practice device - you want a clean tone so you can hear your mistakes and fix them.
There are many knock offs, but the fender micro is still the best practice device you can get as a new player or pro.
I don't use this one - I use the Marshall brand one and it's great if you don't want to disturb others or be tethered to an amp. No latency.
effects are so so but great for practice anyway.
None. I really enjoy using the Micro Plus (new version ) in the living room for random doodling and coming up with ideas. New versions is heaps and bounds better than this old one
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If you have a chance, would you please drop a link to the newer version?
I have a budding musician in the family
The Bluetooth feature is for streaming music from your phone/computer to your headphones so you can jam along or watch YouTube lessons and still hear yourself. The connection is not bidirectional.
The new features don't look appealing. The location of the guitar Jack would make the tuner feature hard to use - it's on the wrong end of the guitar. The amp modeling feature is good on the original, but it's more of a gimmick for a practice device - you want a clean tone so you can hear your mistakes and fix them.
There are many knock offs, but the fender micro is still the best practice device you can get as a new player or pro.
effects are so so but great for practice anyway.
If you have a chance, would you please drop a link to the newer version?
I have a budding musician in the family
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