Vox amPlug 3 US Silver Headphone Guitar Amp

Vox amPlug 3 US Silver Headphone Guitar Amp

$64.22

$64.22 (excl. GST) $70.00 (incl. GST)

The US Silver is the amPlug 3 that goes after American stack tone rather than a British or boutique voice. It plugs straight into the guitar and out to headphones, with analogue solid-state circuitry doing the work.

  • Voicing: characteristic of a US-made 100-watt amp stack
  • Channel one: clear and warm clean tone
  • Channel two: smooth, soft driven sound
  • Circuitry: analogue solid-state
  • Effects: stereo effects for width in headphones
  • Rhythms: built-in patterns for practice
  • Connectivity: TRRS connection for smartphone video recording
  • Size: pocket sized

If you are choosing between the amPlug 3 models, this is the one to take for big American clean tones and a softer edge of breakup rather than a tight boutique drive.

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Vendor: Vox
SKU: AP3-US
Categories: Guitar Amp Vox
Description

The Vox amPlug 3 US Silver is a headphone guitar amp that plugs into your instrument jack and gives you the sound associated with a US-made 100-watt stack, at a size that fits in a pocket.

The US voice

This model in the amPlug 3 range is built around the big American stack sound. Channel one is clear and warm, the kind of clean that stays open when you dig in. Channel two moves into a smooth, soft driven tone rather than a hard edged distortion.

Analogue solid-state

The circuitry is analogue solid-state, which keeps the response direct and immediate under the fingers.

Stereo effects and built-in rhythms

Stereo effects give the sound width in headphones. Built-in rhythms give you a pulse to practise against, which makes an hour of woodshedding far more productive than playing to silence.

Record straight to a phone

The TRRS connection lets you record video on a smartphone with the amp signal fed in directly, so a clip captures what you are actually hearing.

Improved over the previous generation

The amPlug 3 adds features over the version it replaces while keeping the format that made the range popular, which is an amp that lives in the guitar case.