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VOX AP2BS amPlug 2 Guitar/Bass Headphone Amplifier Black

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Style: [v2] Bass


Features

  • Compact, plug-and-play headphone amplifier designed for guitar and bass, perfect for silent practice
  • Fully analog circuitry ensures rich, detailed sound with clean, crunch, and lead modes
  • Bass mode tailored for low frequencies, offering tight and punchy bass tones
  • Three built-in effects: Chorus, Delay, and Reverb to enhance your practice sessions
  • Foldable plug mechanism rotates 180 degrees for easy storage and optimal positioning
  • Auto power-off function helps conserve battery life when not in use
  • Runs on two AAA batteries, providing up to 17 hours of continuous playtime
  • Lightweight and portable, making it ideal for travel and on-the-go practice
  • Auxiliary input lets you jam along with your favorite tracks from any music player
  • Delivers an impressive sound experience in a compact, convenient format, ideal for both guitar and bass players

Description

amPlug3 is the third generation of the amPlug series of convenient plug-and-play headphone amplifiers for guitarists and bassists. With a wide range of amp flavors, each delivers iconic and instantly recognizable amplifier tones. amPlug3 provides musicians with the ideal practice tool, combining simplicity with incredibly rich tones. Responsive amp tones with analog circuitry, stereo effects, and built-in rhythms make this the perfect practice tool. Plugs directly into your guitar and can be used with any wired headphones. There are controls to adjust modulation parameters, including depth, speed, delay, reverb depth, time, and compression Effects available: Tremolo, Chorus, Delay, Reverb There is a separate Volume control, and the tempo can be adjusted from 40 to 240 BPM. Rhythm patterns available: Rock1, Blues, Surf, Pop1, Pop2, Funk1, Metal1, Jazz, Metronome Beyond exceptional amp tones, the amPlug3 series offers powerful built-in stereo effects and rhythms, creating a wide tonal range and comprehensive sonic experience. Since 1957, VOX Amplification has defined the sound of rock 'n' roll with its iconic amplifiers. From the legendary AC15 and AC30 to modern innovations like the Cambridge50 and Valvenergy pedals, VOX combines vintage charm with cutting-edge technology. Trusted by artists worldwide, VOX continues to inspire musicians with unparalleled tone and performance. Find your voice with VOX. amPlug3 is the third generation of the amPlug series, the headphone amplifiers that can simply be plugged into a guitar and used right away. With a variety of amp options and guitar tones available, Amplug offers an ideal solution for guitarists and bass players to practice with the best tone while keeping things simple.

Brand: VOX


Color: Bass


Compatible Devices: Guitar


Material: fiberboard steel


Output Wattage: 3 watts


Compatible Devices: Guitar


Output Wattage: 3 watts


Number of Bands: 2


Power Source: Battery Powered


Output Channel Quantity: 2


Amplifier Type: Digital Modeling


Connector Type: 3.5mm Jack


Audio Output Mode: Stereo


Color: Bass


Enclosure Material: fiberboard steel


Item Dimensions D x W x H: 3.15"D x 3.39"W x 1.22"H


Item Weight: 3.04 ounces


Brand: VOX


Model Name: [v2] Bass


Global Trade Identification Number: 87


Manufacturer: Vox


Item Type Name: Electric Guitar Mini Amplifier


Model Number: AP2BS


Mfr Part Number: AP2-BS


Warranty Description: 1 year.


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    • Practice in private
Style: [v2] Bass
Tired of people complaining when you practice? This is just what you need. Runs on two AAA BATTERIES this brings the sound right to your headphones. It does stick out a but depending on your jack placement and there are others that are more form fitting but I find myself reaching for this one all the time for sound quality ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 10, 2026 by Dee From Brooklyn
    • Awsomesauce!
Style: [v2] Bass
I wish I had this when I was first starting bass as a kid. Plug it straight into your bass with your headphones and it sounds great for practicing. You can also,use the headphones out to go into many computer 1/8 inch Mic jacks and record into a freeware recording daw of your choice. Best of all is the drum feature. 8 different beats plus just straight metronome. Tempo adjustable. Way more fun to practice with a beat! And! No reason not to use it with guitar. It has a great clean sound and put it at the end of a couple pedals, any you like, and it works out pretty great. They are crazy cheap and worth every penny! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 17, 2021 by Mike Ratzlaff
    • I'm glad I purchased it
Style: [v2] Bass
I use it with a Epiphone Viola bass. Really nice, clear, deep tone on normal (i.e., "high gain") setting. I don't tend to use the other settings ("normal gain", "low gain") as much, as it is hard to compensate for the volume drop, and I can change tone in other ways on the bass itself. (Those setting choices may be more important for other basses though.) The many built-in rhythms aren't an essential feature but they can be fun to practice along with. The ability to pipe in music through the aux jack is great when I want to play along to songs, and the volume of the bass and the music can be changed independently. Based on the quality of the sound and the simplicity of the setup, I have found using this Bass AmPlug to be a nicer experience than the one I had using an iPhone, an iRig adapter, an instrument cable, and guitar apps like AmpliTube. (Those apps are great in their own right and have a crazy number of features, but despite all of the setting possibilities, I could never get my bass tone to sound as pleasing as it does with the AmPlug.) The simplicity of the setup -- bass, AmPlug, headphones -- has caused me to pick up the bass a lot more, as I can quickly "gear up", sit back on the couch, and hear myself play without offending others in the family who want things to be more quiet. The only thing that prevents me from giving it 5 stars is that the cost seems at least $10 too high for something so simple and lightweight. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 28, 2016 by TexDad
    • Neat little device
Style: [v2] Bass
I'm planning on buying a bass soon and wanted a cheap amp I could use just to practice. I have the AC30 and metal versions for my guitar and I love them, so buying this one for a bass was a no brainer. I tested it on my seven string, and I can say the sound is great, being a small battery powered amp. I can tell you from my experience with the other two amplugs that you can't beat this little device if you need to jam without disturbing others. And it's portability means you wouldn't have to lug around your amp from room to room. Definitely a welcome addition to any musician's practice gear. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 4, 2022 by Reynaldo Morales
    • Bass Version: Great sound and easy to use
Style: [v2] Bass
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. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 20, 2024 by Chaz + Sara
    • Now this is sweet!
Style: [v2] Bass
Every parent should buy one of these for their talented kids. It's a real confidence - builder to be able to play loudly when no one can hear you. you don't have to worry about what you sound like to others, your parents or police pounding on your doors (until you actually get into a band). You can just stick this into your Bass, and jam into your headphones while running your computer output of lessons or songs from your computer. It has good effects; however, overkill is my MO, so I run the bass into the Zoom BX-1 Four, plug this Vox unit into the output of the Zoom, feed the computer lesson jam tracks into the Vox, and output into my Marshall Bass headphones. However, with it's battery power, you can just plug the Vox unit in wherever you are standing around with your Bass, and play into some headphones, even if you're waiting to go on at the side of the stage. It's a very cool little unit. I bought it to play bass during 2 week quarantine in a hotel overseas. It was great, once the jet lag let me up; I used it every day. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 2, 2022 by JZ Gray
    • It does what it’s supposed to do... here’s why
Style: [v2] Bass
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. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 1, 2020 by Wilderness Techno Geek
    • Bass Model
Style: [v2] Bass
Because I practiced unplugged for a long time, I developed the habit of plucking really hard (so I could hear the notes without amplification). I wanted to develop more "touch" and economy of motion, so I started practicing with my amp... which makes noise (not always ideal). My amp has a headphone jack, but it's not portable at all, which also limited practice options. Now, with the Vox, I can hear all the notes clearly without making a racket and practice anywhere I want. I really like the "aux in" feature - I can play tracks from my phone and hear both the bass and the track in my earphones. It also works with my metronome, which has a headphone jack. The unit is easy to use. All the controls are fairly intuitive. Excellent sound quality, in my opinion, with several options for tone. My only concern is that the plastic housing, jacks, and dials feel kind of cheap - it almost felt like I was going to break something the first few times I used it. This Vox unit is listed at around $50. Not equivilant by any means, but for $60 - 65, I can get a bullet-proof Boss pedal (DS-1 for example) with a metal housing. I feel like Vox could have made it a little sturdier without breaking the bank. UPDATE (11/21/2024): I used the hell out of this thing for the last four months. One thing I noticed was that the batteries that came with the unit didn't last long, but I put new ones in and got a solid 20-30 hours of playing time (but should point out that I never used the built-in drum machine feature). Recently I was practicing and accidentally stepped on the "aux in" cord, causing it to lightly tug on the Vox unit, which immediately caused the housing to separate and cracked the "aux in" jack socket. Snapping the housing together was easy, but my favorite feature, the "aux in" jack, was no longer useable. This validated my concern about the cheap housing and components. Unfortunately, most of the pocket amp designs I've seen look like they share the same basic design (and are probably made in the same factory, just with different chips and branding). I ended up replacing it with a "Valeton Rushead Max", which has similar features, but a different design. The Valeton is also rechargeable (USB-C). So far the Valeton seems more robust. UPDATE (2/19/2025): I used the Valeton product for about 3 months, then it died (wiring issue, wouldn't work without jiggling). So, NOT more robust. I'll probably buy another Vox and be extra, super careful with it. So, full circle: If you're trying to decide between the Valeton and Vox, I'd go with the Vox. If you get the Vox, be very gentle with it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 23, 2024 by Curtis B.

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