Vox Amplug 2 Clean

I had following scenario in mind: amplification with minimal setup and no overhead for my family. This way I can practice when the children are asleep without being worried to wake them or my neighbors up. It's plug and play with the least effort: no power cable, no heavy lifting. Very important if you are in a lazy mood. Sub-scenario is being in the same room as your children an filter their noise out by the use of a headphone.

After some research the amplugs came up and it perfectly fits my needs.

I like Vox amps in general and they translated their overall speaker amp knowledge very will into this little tool.

The sound, volume and built-in effects together with the aux input makes it an excellent on-the-go or 'silent' practice sidekick. Don't expect the sound cloud of a full-grown combo or stack, that's not within its scope or goals. It's big in being little: portable, excellent practice tool. A better sound on this scale is second to none. Another pro that it is 180 degrees adjustable. I find that very important: if it is in your way somehow you can get it adjusted very easy.

I have yet to find any con in light of the situations I used it in. I misplace it often, but it is meant to be little. So that's not a valid point

Im using this with my AKG headphones. Have to say Im underwhelmed with the fx sounds and the plastic build. Im scared it will break within days. The delay effect is ok, but the reverb (which is based on v fast delay) sounds exactly like that..a v fast delay rather than natural hall reverb. The chorus is straight out of the 1980s guitar world. For a well known supplier (VOX) who introduced this concept years ago its just not great. If you imagine yourself playing in the dead of night in your bedroom hoping for a massive self indulgent experience..be prepared for disappointment. Also Thomann took a week to deliver this to N.Ireland UK.