VOX AP2BS amPlug 2 Guitar/Bass Headphone Amplifier Black

I sold my bass amp when I moved into my apartment and was getting tired of playing only through my computer. This is a great solution! It plugs right into my bass, I pop in my headphones, and it just works. Really good sound, gets pretty loud and even has a tone control. I also like the drum options, good for practicing scales and arpeggios, or just jamming. If that's not enough, I plugged my phone into the AUX jack and wow that makes it so easy to learn a new song. Just start the music and play along, really amazing.Totally happy with this, 100% satisfied.

Love this little battery powered amp! Plug it in the the bass and plug your headphones in and play without background noise or disturbing other people while you practice. It has 3 different pre programmed drum beats to play to and an auxiliary port. Cool product very highly recommend it.

Great device but Easily breakable with flimsy plastic construction.

i LOVE this device! I've got two other amps, one in each of my practice spaces, but lately I find myself always using this little headphone amp. it's just so portable and convenient, and lets me play very quietly so I don't disturb my roommates.the sound quality is pretty good. a little hum, but much less than either of my large amps. my only slight gripe is the max volume is kinda low, wish it would go just a tiny bit louder.. the cool thing is you don't have to use this amp only with headphones, you can plug in any speakers, or plug it into line in on your pc and take advantage of the features there too!for this unit, the Bass version, there are volume, tone, and drum loop volume settings. additionally, there are three pre-set drum loops that you can flip between, which is super convenient for practice on the go.i really love the aux input, let's me connect my mobile phone and pass through audio for my drum loop app or to listen to youtube videos or backing tracks while i play.so many features in such a small affordable package, everyone should have one!!

I had one of these a while ago, it came with a bass i bought used. I sold it but definitely regret that decision, here we are several months later and I purchased this from Amazon.First thing, it’s very small and lightweight. I for sure wasn’t expecting much but once I plugged in headphones and turned it on, mind blown! This inexpensive, small and lightweight piece of gear sounds amazing! Also nice is you can really hear the difference between different basses, pickups, settings, etc…Volume is definitely not an issue, it is loud! My only wish is for this to include Bluetooth. It has an aux input, so it works great to plug in another headphone amp if you’re jamming with a friend, or to play along to music from your phone, mp3 player, etc., but Bluetooth would make it easier and make this next level.So if you’re needing a great way to practice without disturbing others or just want to keep it private, this is a great addition to your gear. You definitely won’t regret it!

Has three different rhythm patterns. Good little device to work on your chops. Good sound quality.

I’ve been looking for a small, quiet device for playing bass without bothering anyone (since everyone’s locked up together during COVID). I saw a review of this device online, and realized this may be just what I was looking for.What won me over is that there’s a separate input for plugging in an iPad/phone to get the backing track or sang to play along with. That’s awesome! It works perfectly, and that would have been enough for me. But wait... there’s more!!The device plugs into the bass without being in the way too much. The plug folds away for storage, which is nice, and since it moves, you can angle it however you want to keep it tucked away. WARNING: I play an EN MM Stingray with the plug on the bottom, and this gets in the way no matter how I sit. Other basses may not have this problem.There also a nice feature where you can select from a bunch of drum beats. That’s really cool when you don’t want to plug in a track/song and you want to explore something more spontaneous.There’s one thing that’s really annoying, and I’m not 100% sure where it comes from: when you plug in your tablet/phone with a dual-ended audio cable, whenever you even touch that cable you get a LOUD crack in your ears that leaves them ringing. I haven’t figured out a way to lower the massive sound blast. All the cables seem to do it, so it doesn’t seem to be the cables. The iPad doesn’t do that with regular headphones. Soooo... must be the Vox. Right? Dunno?Overall, I recommend the VOX.