NUX Classic Rock Guitar Plug Headphone Amp

It's pretty good for it's price. I don't have an amp yet so i bought this for temporary use and.. it sounds amazing. It doesn't have reverb or delay effects tho. But you could go for Vox or other headphone amp if you want those effects.

The media could not be loaded.  It gets the job done. Instead of shelling out another 6-7k for a bass amp, I got this for 1.3k and then I am all set for practice. The sound is a little distorted with some gain and the levels all the way up. The tone is great for rock guitarists or bassistsBut you might find yourself wanting for the clean tone.

There is no distortion in this nux gp1, and full time a noise in the background, if you want to buy be careful, stereo effect is ok, they had said 2 options, clean, distortion, clean is ok, but distortion is very bad.

Yah it is very useful if your budget is low...and sound quality is more than enough in this price thankyou nux

So this is for the one who has a electric guitar and can't just bump up the main amp just cz there are people around in your house and you might not wanna disturb them. Inshort, for silent practice.I have tested this for quite a time now and i am quite satisfied for its price point the performance it gives. So it has a tone, gain and volume controls.Note: you will have to set minimum gain for volume to come out in earphones. Satisfactory distortion. Cleans are not good. So a bit disappointing you will be if you like practicing more of clean warm tones. But what more can we expect in 1k! Do not expect quality like Blackstar and VOX headphones amps as they are in 4-5k price range. Of course you get nearly all functions in that similar to the main amp.I use it to practice at night when everyone sleeps due to my shift timings. Initially you would take some time to adjust its settings as gain is always there in all tones as i mentioned, if gain is turned off there is no volume in the earphones. I would suggest this one is the best for the price and the work for it is supposed to be.

If you are on move and just want to be your own audience go for it. Don't expect it to work like any professional bit. In this amount it's enough and VFM. Use it on my both 6 and 4 strings.

I am so happy to have this small but wonderful amp.now i can enjoy the elextric guitar without disturbing anybody.The sound quality is really good.worth buying for all guitarists

Pros:It is really afforadble and is small enough to be carried around easily.It is perfect for those late night jams and practice sessions where you don’t want to disturb your neighbours or your family members.The Gain knob provides a variety of overdriven tones ranging from classic blues to even hard rock.It supports 3.5mm for both input as well as output jack.Highly recommended for those wo just want to pickup their guitar and practice at even given point of time and environment.Cons:It feels fragile when you hold it and might break if fallen from your table.It has only one channel – overdrive. You cannot get clean tones from your electric guitar even if you bring down the gain at zero.Gain knob at zero simply mutes the output.The sound feels muddy at high gain levels.For those who have a habit of adding reverb or delay as their effects, the sound may feel dry and unnatural.Lastly, I cannot figure out how to connect it to my computer and record the sound on my DAW. (If anyone knows how to do it, please guide me in the comment section.)

At the Price point and what it deliveres it's a must buy. I play Bass. Only a few things I can gripe about and it's the clarity of the notes not being as clear and the split with the music (aux) and headphones..gotta find the right spot. That said it's built great for plastc...very sturdy..and the fact I can USE AAA batteries and not LITHIUM BUILT IN is what sold me over others too! (Buy your own batteries) Comes with cheap batteries. The device works so well I can change two batteries but if the built in stop working and it fades away.. device is no good. Nobody knows I'm evening practicing or jamming. Very nice should have baught along time ago. I use Beats headphones and Uiisii Us90 ear buds sold on Amazon..the best earbuds you will find!($10!) Find them! Why the Beats? I use the cord for aux to phone. But u can get an aux cord ..(preference)

Good tone; what is funny is the drive determines volume as well, so if you turn drive down, you must turn up your volume to get a clean guitar sound. If you turn drive up, you MUST town down your volume to avoid blasting your ears with a suddenly higher volume. Common digital distortion sound that is sufficient for practice. Dials are responsive and tight enough to keep from accidentally changing. Power button is odd, as when it is in my bag, sometimes it is sensitive enough to accidentally be turned of (I have had to remove the batteries when putting it in my bag). Maybe if the power button were a switch (ON/OFF) it would be better, as I find buttons to be less fault-tolerant, should something in the mechanism break.

It seemed to function adequately, but the recessed jack for the headphones was problematic. It was difficult to plug my headphones in due to the size of the housing on the plug. Would be better if the jack was flush.

Better than expected, and great for early morning practice when my girl is asleep in the other room. Sounds good on clean, and the distortion is better than expected though you won't make recordings off it due to background hiss between playing. I'd buy this again. It does the job well.

The title say sit all. I've used it with my Gibson ES-135 and Sony Studio headphones. It sounds great, with plenty of fidelity and volume. Plugs into the guitar easily. I found it's angled head also plugged into my son's Fender Strat with no problems. I can't tell yu about batter life since I'm still on my first battery.