Vox Amplug 2 Blues

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Compact headphone amplifier

  • Integrated 6.3 mm jack for direct connection to the electric guitar
  • Headphone jack 3.5 mm
  • Aux-in for MP3 players
  • Controls: Chorus / Delay / Reverb
  • Operating time: up to 15 hours with 2 AAA batteries (included)
  • Also suitable for diagonal jack sockets on ST-Style guitars
  • Dimensions (W x H x D): 86 x 31 x 80 mm
  • Weight: 40 g
Available since May 2017
Item number 406268
Sales Unit 1 piece(s)
Effect Types Headphone Amp
495 kr
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Surprising great tone and versatility
turbion 21.07.2017
I also have the Amplug 2 Metal version.
The Blues has a much more tube-like, organic sound. It does a great imitation of a tube rectifier sag, like in the Tweed/Bassman/JTM45 amps. Fortunately this is not overdone. The noise floor on all settings is lower than the Metal version, which on the lowest gain setting has a pedal driven Blackface tone with no sag.

The 3 settings on the power button make the gain very controllable:
- Green goes from pure clean to slight breakup,
- Orange goes from slight breakup to a bluesy overdrive,
- Red pushes into warm heavy distortion.

The tone control is much more effective than in the Metal version. It adds a nice sparkle to the sound as opposed to the harsh treble in the Metal version.

The effects are essential and usable given the 3 intensity settings available.

As a reference I also use Amplitube for iOS and the sound quality is comparable, but the Amplug has much more volume on tap with a stronger bass. The bass may be bothersome to some, because there is no way to turn it down.

Amplug 2 is very comfortable with front jack socket guitars like Strat, SG or Duo-Sonic. With bottom jack entry guitars, like an LP, careful attention should be paid when sitting to avoid breaking the plastic casing.
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Worth it's price
Anonymous 28.12.2021
This is a headphone amp. It's compact, it's convenient, and it sounds surprisingly good, especially in the slightly overdriven or crunch areas. Very bluesy indeed. It's all plastic, and wouldn't stand a lot of rough behaviour, but that's not the idea of this little thing. It's meant to be able to practice without plugging into an amp, and to that purpose, it delivers. I like it a lot.
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Highly recommended!
LES PAUL FAN 27.08.2017
Since I have already owned a vox Amplug Classic Rock, I expected a mini amp of high quality from the Vox Amplug second version. However, the Blues version of the Vox Amplug 2 really exceeded my expectations. High quality of tones for an amp of this size , and many different sound colors with the FX (Delay, reverb, chorus). You may change each FX with just a push of the button, which adds functionality to the amp. The adjustment of the plug angle according to the guitar type is also a feature that adds extra points to the Vox Amplug 2 Blues. Excellent for quite home practicing. Excellent service from the Thomann team, I will definitely trust them again in any future purchase!
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It simplify things.
BjornIP 10.07.2021
It do solve the issue I have with living in an apartment building. Neighbors demand their peace and quiet, and not all off them understand the true meaning of good blues. It enables me to practice without disturbing anyone outside the apartment.
But, the sound when I use headphones is very deep. But that I blame my headset for. When I connect the plug to the PC-speakers, it is pretty much like I play any other small amps.
But it is a plastic thing, and it feels very fragile so I am not sure how long it will last, but as a solution it is a brilliant idea.
It is mobile and you can play your instrument where ever people allow you to. Good luck.
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