In fact the 9 year old twin junior Geeks loved the show (I know, the “hero worship” bubble will burst soon enough – let me have my moment of glory).

This was the first of the three headphone amplifiers I bought and I honestly couldn’t believe the sound that came out of it when I first plugged it in. The Xvive GA-5 Delay not only lets you practise in silence but allows you to add a delay effect to the sound. Built in drum patterns are really useful when you need to play with metronome (but no pure metronome mode available, all the 9 types are drum).Using an unsecured network in a public place can be risky as unauthorised people may try to intercept anything you're doing online.

I play old time Appalachian and Scott’s/Irish fiddle tunes and a little bluegrass (guitar and mandolin) I really don’t want to haul my Crate 40W amp out to the living room every time I want to practice, which is every day, so I think that what I want is a Vox Bass headphone amp, but know nothing about them. The super compact design can be carried anywhere and is the easiest way to achieve real Blackstar amp tones in your headphones. I love the way it was designed since I can connect my player/computer in AUX slot, then out it to my speaker systems when I’m lazy to use my bass amp.

Mooer's Audiofile is a pedal headphone amplifier equipped with a built-in speaker cabinet simulation. One last thing, is you can also use the Mooer as an multi effects pedal into your amp (just need to turn off the amp/cab sim in the app). So playing along to speakers is a bit pointless, and you don’t want to have to wear two pairs of headphones. For some specific situation I think I might need to practice with pure metronome because too many note from real drum pattern sometimes confuse me.

The tempo of the track can be altered by double-tapping the button at the required rate you want to set the tempo. When I think about a serious bass guitar headphone amp, I think Palmer Pocket Amp Bass, or even the Darkglass Element (if money isn’t an issue). I’d read good things about the sound of the ESP bass, so I wanted to hear it as clean as possible – and this better suits the style of music I’m going to be playing, anyway (i. They aren’t the fake drum sounds you might associate with some old Casio keyboard or something, they have a really nice tone to them, and playing along doesn’t get boring quickly.Guitar Guitar Limited trading as guitarguitar acts as a credit broker not a lender and is Authorised and Regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority, firm registration number 742103. One slightly annoying feature, or lack of feature, is the inability to change the volume of the rhythm track. Usually I just mess around to figure things out, but a lot of the features here really are ‘hidden’. On the Vox Amplug 2, you have a rhythm track button that plays a little drum groove when you press it.