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”. Modelling tones, onboard effects and USB connectivity for recording your playing, the Mustang makes for a great value practice amp. Fender have recent form for breaking new ground to answer that question with an affirmative: Fender Play successfully tackles the question of how to keep new players. Connect the Mustang Micro using USB-C into a Mac or PC and you'll be able to record those incredible tones directly into your favourite software! not sure what you budget is but the best solution for a looper would be an amp with an effects loop with the effects loop you can have one sound for your rythym and a different sound for you lead.

Bonners Ltd acts as a credit broker and only offers credit products from Secure Trust Bank PLC trading as V12 Retail Finance. It’s an incredibly powerful and easy to use tool that is remarkably inexpensive that sounds really darn good. WIRED may earn a portion of sales from products that are purchased through our site as part of our Affiliate Partnerships with retailers. The unit has a simple layout, with one large dial mounted on the front to control master volume, and a series of +/- buttons along the side of the unit for selecting amp type, EQ, effects, and a modify button for adjusting one select parameter of each effect. Because these amplifiers also have headphone out jacks they are ideal for parents who have no reason to hear Purple Haze played out of tune at full house volume, or for those whose living accommodations would not survive a regular amp at ten.The Fender Mustang Micro is just brilliant, plug n play for me with a lot of the options that are on my Mustang 3. Not as many Amp and tone models etc as the Pod, but enough sounds to make practice a pleasure without being distracted by all those sounds to choose from. Mustang Micro’s 1/8” stereo headphone output allows you to use your favourite wired headphones or earbuds and silently play with a responsive touch and feel, without off-putting latency.

Fender's Mustang Micro Headphone Amp packs 12 amplifier models from Fender's popular Mustang GTX series together with 13 effects into one compact housing, but this is way more than just a basic heaphone amp for practising and warming up: It can also be used as an audio interface. Crunch Magenta doesn’t have the visceral oomph of a Plexi but has a nice similar tone, certainly as good as any other similar modeller from Boss or others. There is, however, another more challenging obstacle to overcome, and that is rendering electric guitar tone via headphones. With tools like Fender's Mustang Micro amplifier, you can practice, record, and mess with wildly different effects anywhere you can bring an electric guitar.IMO, having external pedals and all of the cables (and, potentially, power supplies if you don’t want to run off batteries) negates the benefits of a plug-in headphone amp like the Mustang Micro. you guys have more vintage sound and like a modern vibe Bronto, which is going to get kind of woozy.