List Price : $56.00 Price : $39.99
Vox Amplug Acoustic Simulator - Vox APAG
List Price : $56.00 Price : $39.99
Product Description
Vox APAG Amplug Acoustic Simulator.
- Plugs directly into your guitar/ bass—a great-sounding headphone guitar amp that gives you serious sound fastAUX in jack lets you jam along with your CD/MP3 player100% analog circuit faithfully simulates the response of the original amps'Acoustic' features Fat/Bright switch which offers two types of acoustic sounds'Acoustic' also features blend control which mixes the acoustic tones with your original signal for just the right mixUp to 15 hours of battery life with two Alkaline AAA batteri
Vox Amplug Acoustic Simulator - Vox APAG Reviews
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful: 
VOX Apag Acoustic amPlug, September 17, 2010 By Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Vox Amplug Acoustic Simulator - Vox APAG (Electronics) This is a great accessory for someone who, like me is a night owl. I seem to play my guitar alot after 11PM and this way, I can do so without bothering anyone else in the house. It has a very nice sound for something that you use with headphones and allows you to plug into your PC or MP3 player and play along with whatever music you want play along with.
I have found that it is quite battery friendly. I am still using the original batteries that came with it and have used it for at least an hour a day since I got it over a month ago.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful: Good small headphone amplifier, May 9, 2010 By Bob (CA USA) - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Vox Amplug Acoustic Simulator - Vox APAG (Electronics) The plug is bigger than I thought it would be - it is about 3.25" x 1.5" x .75". Still it is a convenient enough size. The batteries last longer than I thought they would. I thought they might only last a few hours, but they last much more than that. The sound is good. My only complaint is that if you turn the volume all the way up and turn up the acoustic effect all the way up you get some unpleasant noise. If you back down either the effect or the volume though there isn't a problem.
I use the Honeytone amplifier Danelectro N10 HoneyTone Amplifier (Beatnik Burgandy) as a headphone amplifier most of the time because I would rather use a DC adapter than batteries, but this plug is a convenient thing when you don't want to be hindered by a cord and just want to play wherever you want.
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0 of 1 people found the following review helpful: 
not for piezo pickups, January 2, 2012 By j "jw212" (Cinci, OH) - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Vox Amplug Acoustic Simulator - Vox APAG (Electronics) This unit works pretty well. It does what it's supposed to do (amplify). In my amplification, I was attempting to use it as a headphone amp for a nylon string guitar with a pickup. It sounds a little noisy and I find that I don't use the simulator at all. On the Vox website there are a few mp3s of this unit. I was unable to get anything sounding like those clips.
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| 4 of 4 people found the following review helpful: VOX Apag Acoustic amPlug, By Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Vox Amplug Acoustic Simulator - Vox APAG (Electronics) This is a great accessory for someone who, like me is a night owl. I seem to play my guitar alot after 11PM and this way, I can do so without bothering anyone else in the house. It has a very nice sound for something that you use with headphones and allows you to plug into your PC or MP3 player and play along with whatever music you want play along with. I have found that it is quite battery friendly. I am still using the original batteries that came with it and have used it for at least an hour a day since I got it over a month ago. 2 of 2 people found the following review helpful: Good small headphone amplifier, By Bob (CA USA) - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Vox Amplug Acoustic Simulator - Vox APAG (Electronics) The plug is bigger than I thought it would be - it is about 3.25" x 1.5" x .75". Still it is a convenient enough size. The batteries last longer than I thought they would. I thought they might only last a few hours, but they last much more than that. The sound is good. My only complaint is that if you turn the volume all the way up and turn up the acoustic effect all the way up you get some unpleasant noise. If you back down either the effect or the volume though there isn't a problem. I use the Honeytone amplifier Danelectro N10 HoneyTone Amplifier (Beatnik Burgandy) as a headphone amplifier most of the time because I would rather use a DC adapter than batteries, but this plug is a convenient thing when you don't want to be hindered by a cord and just want to play wherever you want. If I ever lost it, I... Read more 0 of 1 people found the following review helpful: not for piezo pickups, By j "jw212" (Cinci, OH) - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Vox Amplug Acoustic Simulator - Vox APAG (Electronics) This unit works pretty well. It does what it's supposed to do (amplify). In my amplification, I was attempting to use it as a headphone amp for a nylon string guitar with a pickup. It sounds a little noisy and I find that I don't use the simulator at all. On the Vox website there are a few mp3s of this unit. I was unable to get anything sounding like those clips. |
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