The Raspberry slapback is nice early ‘60s style and the Spring Green tape delay is really quite good, nearly as good as my old Wampler Tape Echo pedal. What is more, the Mustang Micro's integrated lithium ion battery means up to four hours of playing enjoyment before a recharge is needed. You can also connect your phone via bluetooth to play backing tracks on it and jam (or practice exercises), which is really cool.

The Fender Micro folds up flat against the front of the Strat, so you could keep it on the guitar in the travel bag. It’s has an amazing variety of sounds which inspire you to play and also it’s portability also makes picking up the guitar more easy and you will do it more often.And you can even record your favorite guitar tones and the Bluetooth audio stream simultaneously using Mustang Micro’s USB-C output. Record your best-loved guitar tones and the Bluetooth audio stream simultaneously using Mustang Micro’s USB-C output. And, uh, I’m not actually going to play any music through this, cause it would probably be copyright infringe, but I can confirm that it works.

I’ve tried other headphone guitar amps—the Vox amPlug comes to mind—and they sound like toys compared to the Mustang Micro. I thought the Blackstar Fly was the answer and in fairness it was and is definitely a great product in itself. The innovative Fender Mustang Micro is a complete personal guitar amplifier, featuring a wide selection of amp tones and effects from the wildly-popular Mustang series. Timeless Fender amplifier models such as the Bassman, Twin, Deluxe, and Princeton also enjoy a stellar reputation. The Fender Mustang Micro is the perfect companion for players who want to enjoy a great range of sounds when practising and jamming on the go.You can even stream and play along with backing tracks and lessons via Bluetooth, while a USB interface allows for easy recording and firmware updates. By the way, the Bluetooth on this connects to the phone to allow you to play audio from the phone through the Pocket GT (e. Good sound quality and the battery life is considerably better and the portability better than the Vox Amplug and Line6 POD pocket that it replaces, although the latter has more features.

My 5 String P Bass sounded good this way as well, and I even tried the Strat on this setting using an amp sim in the DAW instead of one of the ones in the device. And you can play along to your favourite tracks or instructional videos using the built-in Bluetooth audio connection. It runs on a rechargeable battery that gives you 4 hours play time, making this compact little amplifier a great option for anyone that wants to practice silently, musicians who are fed up of cables, or travelling musicians that want to be able to play and adjust their sound wherever they are.The Mustang Micro also knows when to play to its strength and make the most of the stereo headphones output and panning delays both left and right.

This process includes a thorough visual inspection of the instrument, electronic components including pickups, switches and pots are tested. On my 2nd one, broke the first…but I dig it, easy way to play along with tracks without waking up the house. MusicRadar verdict: Practical and fun, with a great range of tones, the Mustang Micro is the guitar amp that allows you to play anytime, anywhere, and it is one of the best practice tools on the market. In theory, anyone producing an instructional video in a song could also publish a list of markers that people could import, but I’ve not found anyone doing this. It fits inside your pocket, and has a quarter-inch jack that can rotate fully 270-degrees so it that it may fit pretty much any electric guitar, or “all popular guitar models”.It works great for acoustics with pickups not for silent practice but to use as a DI to a DAW via USB, although in that case you do need a much longer USB cable. I understand that my information will be shared with the dealer and may be used by the dealer to facilitate this contact.