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Color: Heavy Metal
Features
- Well Playing Experience: Designed for Silent Practice, enjoy an incredible playing experience without disturbing others; Features Soldano SLO100-Based Sound, Reverb FX, and Controls for Volume, Tone, and Drive, suitable for diverse music styles, especially Heavy Metal Music.
- Rechargeable and Long-Lasting Battery: Built-in rechargeable lithium battery with large capacity enables the guitar headphone amp to work continuously for five hours when fully charged (USB charge cable included). The unique power indicator divides the battery level into three levels (80% - 100% power is three lights on; 50% - 79% power is two lights on; 20% - 49% power is one light on;) that clearly shows the battery power when its in charge.
- Portability and Convenience: The pocket guitar headphone amplifier is so lightweight and portable that it could carry-on and use in various environments including your home, apartment, or in the journey. Plug and play make you rock anywhere anytime!
- Multiple Usage: The guitar headphone amplifier equips the 1/4" (3.5mm) headphones splitter and is widely compatible with connecting headphones, speakers, media players and smartphones. Thus, you could listen while recording to improve the creation efficiency, or listen to music with your friend or family to enjoy a relaxing time.
- High-Quality: The guitar headphone amplifier with high-quality and durable construction is your faithful practice partner
Description
The mini amp provides a great sound experience through the Soldano SLO100 and FX Function (built-in reverb effect). The volume, tone and drive controls help you dial the sound you want. The headphone amp is greatly suitable for daily practice and travel because of its long battery life, mini size, and unique headphones splitter. You could play the guitar with the practice amp anytime anywhere and no more worrying about being disturbed or disturbing others. Heavy Metal Mini Turbo Basement Classic Rock INSPIRE YOUR SOUND ABOUT DONNER As a pioneer of innovative instruments and electronics, we were among the first to introduce the mini guitar pedals. Donner is dedicated to research,manufacturing,and the sale of musical instruments of all kinds.Relying on a strong and efficient R&D team and we has gradually earned a reputation for its high-quality and affordable musical instruments and accessories.
Brand: Donner
Color: Heavy Metal
Compatible Devices: Guitar
Material: Metal
Output Wattage: 5 watts
Compatible Devices: Guitar
Output Wattage: 5 watts
Power Source: Battery Powered,Corded Electric,Usb Rechargeable
Output Channel Quantity: 1
Amplifier Type: Solid State
Connector Type: 3.5mm Jack
Sound Profile: Heavy Metal
Audio Output Mode: Stereo
Color: Heavy Metal
Enclosure Material: Metal
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 3.5"D x 3.1"W x 1.2"H
Item Weight: 50 g
Brand: Donner
Model Name: Heavy Metal
Number of Items: 1
Unit Count: 1 Count
Item Highlight: USB Rechargeable, Mini Pocket Headphone Amplifier, Up to 5 Hours, Built in AUX, For Travel, Night, Silent Practice
Number of Packs: 1
Manufacturer: Donner
Built-In Media: guitar headphone amp
Model Number: Heavy Metal
Mfr Part Number: 4336349015
Warranty Description: 1 year
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Color: Heavy Metal
Works beautifully, the distortion was exactly what I was hoping for and not lacking. Was very happy with the sound of harmonic pinches. The unit seems solid, I'd imagine if you we're jamming, not paying attention, and then put too much weight down on the unit it could bend the jack. I play with my guitar hovering over nothing to avoid this. The aux in is great, I hook up my tablet with Caustic 3 so I can play with drum tones and make beats to play along with and practice. The internal battery last for a good amount of time, easily handled 2, 6 hour plus practice sessions on a single charge and didn't run out. I read the reviews and wasn't sure what to expect but I needed something cheap I could use with headphones. For 20 bucks I rolled the dice and I'm personally very happy. The only Con for me is the Chorus effect, it's all or nothing and in this case the chorus feels maxed out and is just far too obvious. I wish the effect was on a variable dial like the distortion, i'd like some chorus ambience but not so much that the Chorus is overpowering your chord tones. However, I didn't buy this for the chorus effect and honestly probably wouldn't use it very often even if it was variable. I fully appreciate the distortion, for me I feel it's right on the money when it's maxed out. This unit is worth the money, take care of your shit and it wont fall apart. Even if the jack broke on the unit it would be far too easy to wire a patch cable direct to the unit so you could set it aside. I've already thought about just doing this or getting an extension cable so I don't have to risk bricking anything. If you need something for 20 bucks that has good distortion, is small and works with headphones for practice, I assure you this is the unit to buy.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 4, 2018 by Nicholas Thompson
Color: Heavy Metal
Impressed. Once again, Donner has proven to put out SOLID QUALITY equipment within my budget. I've used their cables in the past, with excellent reliability...so I decided to try out something a little more serious. I am the guitarist and front vocalist for a rock band here in wild wonderful West Virginia. But I am also a family man. So, days that the boys aren't here for rehearsal sessions I find it difficult to practice and run scales or compose out of my amps because of I dont want to bother my wife or kids...as our band room in adjacent to the living room. So, I needed something like this to practice in quiet without sacrificing tone or bothering mi familia. Donner provided the answer. Skeptically I dropped the totally reasonable 25 bucks and got this little beauty in the mail just days later. I pulled it out and plugged it in immediately. Instantly that Cheshire grin crept across my mug. This little thing is not only worth the money, it's a bad little mofo for a quick jam or for when you have a sudden inspiration and just need to grab your fiddle and play it out. Couldn't be happier. Donner provides quality products like THEY UNDERSTAND MUSICIANS and the tone on this thing is a monster for what its packaged in. I've been able to quickly dial smooth leads and gainy crunch without the shitty ratted speaker sound...all in just seconds and right out of my studio earphones. Amazing. 5 out of 5, worth every penny. Buy yourself one of these and keep it in your case or gig bag. You won't be sorry. Tone - sounds like what my Peavey Chorus 100w can accomplish. Seriously. I'll try to post a quick video. Battery - came fully charged and lasts for HOURS. Convenience for me is a big reason on buying it. I was fully payed back just in wow factor alone. Guys and gals, buy yourself one of these. Today.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 18, 2021 by Justin
Color: Heavy Metal
So, I bought this to do a comparative review with a different headphone jack amp; the Vox Amplug High Gain. Naturally, the Vox is slightly more expensive, so I wanted to try to compare them and do so fairly. One of the first things I noticed about both of them is that the Donner is a slight bit louder in its volume setting, almost to the point of being shrill. And the drive and tone controls have a noticeable amount less of range than you get on the Vox. Also, by comparison, the actual character of the distortion is a bit closer to a late 90s/early 2000s cheap distortion pedal. If that sounds like it's a bad thing, I'm not actually discouraging that. Just about everybody who was playing guitar during that period has used cheap distortion pedals and made them work to magnificent effect in one way or another. It's just not a super great or "deep" style of distortion. And with the outputs, you could probably rig it through an effect chain to squeeze out some interesting DI recording stuff out of it. One of the things that really bothers me between this and the Vox is that on the later you can rotate the angle of the plug to adapt to different guitar body styles, while on the Donner it is static and can't be moved. This could create a problem if you are using a strat with a Floyd Rose, if just because it would get in the way. If you plug the headphones into the unit with it on, and insert it into the instrument, there is a really weird, low hum as the signal engages on the Donner. I didn't get that from the Vox. Do with that information what you will, it was merely an observation. The most frustrating thing with the Donner, if it can even be something you care about if you have a noise gate, is that I got a lot more microphonic feedback and buzz from the signal chain. I'm not sure what is going on with that, I haven't taken the thing apart. It just seems to reinforce the late 90s garage metal distortion pedal vibe, and in some way that's sort of endearing and nostalgic. Again, do with that information what you will. The things that I really loved about it compared to the Vox were the fact that the corners and controls were angled bit smoother. This is largely inconsequential, but in the bottom of my consciousness I felt a gentle annoyed curse every single time I picked up the Vox to put it into the guitar during my side-by-side comparison, and I didn't feel that when I picked up the Donner. The other thing that was a bit interesting is that both units include an effect setting. The Vox wins in general because it seems to have a much wider array of effects inside the same unit, but the controls to use it are very counterintuitive. On the other hand, the Donner has an absolutely INCREDIBLE sounding delay/reverb, although there's not a whole lot of was to customize it. It does sound pretty good, and really compensates for the otherwise tastefully stale base distortion, and I can't seem to get one out of the Vox that I like as much. Ultimately, the thing that I believe is the coolest feature is that the Donner uses a USB rechargeable internal battery that seems to last for quite a while, whereas the Vox uses two AAA batteries. The wind gets taken out of my sails on this one when I realize that it's a mini USB and not a USB–C charge port. I also like that they decided to include a stereo splitter, charging cable a 1/8" headphone jack cable with the unit as a bonus. So how do I feel about it? Honestly, for the price it's not bad. For slightly more than twice the price you can get the Vox, which has an objectively better sound and a measurably larger amount of flexibility, but it is not absolute garbage, and it has enough features, plus the delay/reverb effect is so good in my mind, that it justifies the price all day. You are not getting ripped off buying one of these for its intended purpose; the kid just starting out, playing late at night in their parents house; the traveling musician that is practicing privately in a hotel room; an apartment-dwelling bard with volatile neighbors; or maybe just somebody that would rather get the nostalgia back of being in an early 2000 garage death metal band that experimented with atmospheric textures on an extreme budget and didn't get along enough to release an album, wanting to experience the nostalgia while drinking alone in their basement and playing along to their old recordings. ...that last example was oddly specific, but the sentiment rings true. If you are on a budget, this thing will do everything you want and more.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 17, 2025 by Great little device
Color: Heavy Metal
This review is coming from a METAL guitar player. Rock, country, pop, blues players will likely NOT love this. So here goes... OK - blown away by the distortion honestly. Been playing thrash, speed, death, black metal for 20+ years as a hobby and stress release. I'm a tone and distortion s*ut and can spend hours tweaking stuff on my racks to get it right. Cheaper pedals, headphone amps, and mini amps NEVER have enough distortion and oomph for me. I rarely get enough distortion and "kick" unless I putz with a 20 band EQ all day and use whatever the heaviest distortion is available. I don't do "crunchy". I do "melt my face off!". "Everything at 11 !" - is usually still not enough. But this little gem has MORE distortion than I need. I've NEVER said or written this sentence in my life before. Ever. Right out of the box I plugged it into one of my Ibanez RX series guitars, plugged in an AKG set of cans, dialed everything up and BOOM - Dimebag Darrell (RIP), Chuck Schuldiner, or Slayer sounds - like, OMG! I had to dial the distortion DOWN about 20% to clean up the tone a tad. Again, never thought I'd dial down distortion on anything lol. The little Tone dial does wonders, too. All the way up it's a crazy treble-heavy death saw from hell that's just fricking awesome! Small incremental moves of the dial change the tone quite dramatically so be careful with those sausage fingers! I'd say the tone range is somewhere like a Solano amp, all levels up, mic'd up cab on side axis. Maybe also some Marshall with dual V-Type Celestial cones, depending on your tone and drive settings. Of course your ears, guitars, and headphones all will make a difference too. YMMV. There's a dial for volume (SUPER loud, depending on headphones), Tone, Drive (that's Distortion), and...that's it! All you need, honestly. These dials will get you from filthy clean-ish to DEATH METAL skull drills. There's a simple On/Off switch (thank GOD this unit doesn't do the one-button-does-it-all BS like some others) There's a "FX" switch on the side and it just adds a delay effect with some extra reverb. It's alright for practice but certainly not the main attraction here. Haven't tried the line input so I can't comment on that. As for build quality - it's not great. It's thin plastic and I'm worried something's going to fly off at any moment, especially the on/off switch or the dials. In fact, I broke one unit when I accidentally sat down with it plugged into my guitar. The unit got squeezed on the bed, and the headphone jack broke (!) the unit's internal headphone input and it vanished somewhere inside. Usually when something is built as badly as that, I throw it out or return it. In this case, the sound is so fricking sweet, I immediately bought another one. And a different one (Mini Turbo, pictured) to try that one out too. I haven't heard of Donner before but somehow they manage to make incredible digital sounds in those tiny boxes. I'm gonna buy 'em all. If they do the other sounds as well as they do METAL, and for a little over twenty bucks, it's worth it. Will leave a separate review for the more expensive Mini Turbo. Besides the rather flimsy hardware quality, my only other gripe is that it charges with a MINI-USB. Not micro. MINI. That's the one where you probably don't have a cable lying around for anymore because it's an old standard. Luckily, Donner provides a (super short) Mini-USB cable to charge the unit. I really wish they'd gone with at least a micro-USB (which they did on the Mini Turbo) or better yet USB-C. Personally, I would be happy to spend twice the amount IF they increased the housing /hardware quality, and added USB-C or at least micro USB charging option. The sound is THAT good (again, if you're really into hard metal). To be fair, I realize they can't make the housing TOO heavy because then it'll unplug itself from the guitar. (All the weight is on the plug and you REALLY don't want to sit down with this one, see above) Not recommended for Country, soft rock, pop rock. This really is a METAL headphone amp. Hope this helps my fellow Metal brothers and sisters!
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Reviewed in the United States on August 3, 2022 by R.B.
Color: Heavy Metal
3 stars for being what it claims. A $15 price tag, would've gotten 4 stars. The tone is a bit thin and raspy and the AUX circuit comes through a bit distorted, so its only useful at low volume. It does have a nice preset delay/hall reverb effect that really enlarges the sound. The gain is pretty solid, but the clean tone isnt very good. I suppose with really good headphones, this might sound as good as any popular ~10w class practice amp. In all, worth $20, but, if you need a 'real' amp, in your pocket, go with the Vox, it has a much larger, fuller sound, with several effects. Note: there are a number of other brands, including 'Sonicake', which appear(cannot confirm) to be the same units as the Donner amps, at different prices. Donner appears to be the lowest price. *UPDATE* After spending awhile longer with it and engaging in some experimentation, Ive discovered that boosted with a Tube Screamer, this thing is SAVAGE. I plug it directly into Saphue(Kmise) mini Tube Screamer clone. This is something you must try.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2020 by Snickers10
Color: Heavy Metal
For the size and the price point, this thing is a steal. It is great to just walk around and play guitar without bothering anyone else. Distortion sounds good too but it can also play a really clean sound as well. I use plug in ear buds and it is plenty loud.
Reviewed in the United States on May 3, 2026 by Rusty
Color: Heavy Metal
I just got this today (at the time I'm writing this) and it came with a bit of charge so I could test it right out of the very easy to open packaging.. Thank you for that.. It's not bad at all for the 10min I was playing with it. Really the sound quality will depend on your pickups, and your headphones/speaker you connect it too, but it's exactly what it says. It's a battery powered guitar pedal that plugs into the guitar to be played either through Aux, headphones, or speaker with a 3.5mm Since my guitar has the LP set up and my plug is on the bottom edge of the body. I did order a L-shape short cable and I'm going to just hook this thing to my strap or let it dangle beside me. I also only gave the sound quality a 4/5 because mini things like this will always have a tiny little buzz/fuzz in the volume, there's nothing you can do about that, and for $30.. I'm not gonna complain. Worth it? Yes...
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Reviewed in the United States on July 28, 2023 by DonnieAwesome
Color: Heavy Metal
I like it. Pleasantly surprised at sound. But, where it shines is in it's flexibility. I plug this into my guitar, I plug my phone into the aux input on this unit, and I run an aux out the headphone jack to a 20w speaker. And, it sounds good! Very portable combo. The backing tracks come through clear, the guitar has lots of distortion. I'm happy. Would get 5 stars but this uses the old "w" shaped (that's what I call it) mini usb cable. Nearly obsolete at this point. No big thing- happy trade off for the cheap price and decent features. And, I suspect if I ever lean on this, step on it, drop it etc. it may not survive. I don't know, maybe there's not much to break inside. I hope I don't find out. But, if I ever do accidentally destroy it, it's $20 to replace, so....
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Reviewed in the United States on July 17, 2026 by Hannah