Fender Mustang Micro Headphone Amp

This finally replaced my 22 (!) year old Korg Pandora as a practice tool, to be used with headphones.

The preset sounds are great and offer a nice range of amps and effects, suitable for practicing and having some quick fun.

Suitable for Blues, Funk, Rock, Hard Rock etc. but not so much for the more extreme sides of Metal (might need to look elsewhere if this is what you wish to use it for).

You can also connect your phone via bluetooth to play backing tracks on it and jam (or practice exercises), which is really cool.

The device construction seems reasonably solid (we'll see in the long-run)

Overall, a great product, with a reasonable price.

Lots of sounds, most of them good. Feels good in use too, though it's a little awkward to see which amp model or effect you're on without referring to the provided reference card, and twisting your guitar to find the lights.

Outside that, it delivers what you want in terms of tonal variety and quality. It doesn't sound like an amp in a room, but it's not a million miles off either, it surprised me a bit. I would say it flatters your sound well - might be a touch of compression - but in a pleasant way.

The Bluetooth element is great, but bear in mind that's for streaming a backing track not using bt headphones, you have to plug the headphones in.

Overall, I'd recommend it over something like an amplug but be aware it's not going to blow your mind with faithful recreations of classic amps. It come close for such a small device, and the recording element via a computer is quality, but you aren't going to replace your Twin with this for anything beyond quiet practice sessions.

Still recommend it, for the price, the size, it's very good.

I use it for practicing on bass guitar. The “DI” sound mode is my favorite one :)
Awesome tool for preparing for gigs or rehearsals. Playback via bluetooth is super handy. Next step is to get rid of the headphones cable…
Like mentioned in previous reviews, the device produces quite sensitive level of white noise. Especially on some high gain amp emulators. It can be really annoying.
The button EQ works a bit weird as for me. I would expect more drastic changes switching its modes.
Hopefully, some improvements are coming with software updates in the future.

In overall, I recommend Mustang Micro for bassists, who wants more mobility while practicing. It works perfectly with 4- and 5-string bases.