Vox amPlug Lead

There is pretty much nothing you can do wrong with this thing. You can adjust volume, tone, distortion and add the delay/reverb.

Like mentioned before:
Made for headphones (just the regular ones, you dont need any fancy studio headphones) and I recommend using in-ear ones to cut out all the noise your strings are causing.

Awesome sound for that small piece of equipment. I was amazed when I heard it the first time. In my opinion it has enough distortion to play everything from rock to thrash.
Also the delay you can add sounds pretty decent and it gets really addicting playing with it turned on.

Only reason why I don??t give it a 10 is because it has a little little too much mids, which makes it impossible to get a scooped sound (I know it??s not made for that), but therefore you get a real creamy, 80s type, lead tone

Made of plastic and maybe a little too breakable (not that I ever dropped it, but it just doesn??t look like it would survive anything higher than your bed). I??ve only had it for three weeks now, but it works and I don??t think it will fail as long as it??s not dropped!
ANother thing is the not existing resistance of the wheels for volume, tone and dist. It seems that it??s enough to stare at it to turn those things. My tip: Once you dialed in your settings, be CAREFUL not to touch the wheels when you plug it into the guitar^^

I play mostly metal, especially with this thing and I was looking for something that would give me a nice smooth lead tone. I also wanted some kind of reverb/delay effect to it and until now I??m very satisfied with it. And don??t forget: For that price you can??t go wrong!

Has controls for volume, tone, drive and delay. Made for headphones but can be used for direct recording or into an amplifier. Would be hard to cram anything more into a this small of a package.

I've used it mostly through headphones but also tried it with Roland Cube 30, Peavey Classic 30 and an old 5 watt solid state "Brentwood" guitar amp from the 60's. Tons of fun, have used 72 strat and PRS SAS with it and they both sound good. Hiss is controllable with the right adjustments. With Strat I can get a great Hendrix tone ala band of gypsies era. Not for clean sounds, won't entirely cleanup even with drive comeletely off but that's not what this is for. Really easy to kill a couple of hours with.

Not for gigging, would be careful with it even around the house, it would be easy to lose!

At what I paid for it (ebay), I don't care.

Playing since 1963, just hobby and jamming nowadays. I play a little bit of everything, when I was on the road (long ago) played mostly blues rock, etc. I would recommend this little unit to anyone. Some of my stuff is: '61 ES345, 2x 1972 Strats, '62 Gretsch Corvette, 2004 PRS SAS, Ibanez AH10, numerous Japanese old electrics, Martin D28, Ibanez Concorde, assortment of amps. If it were lost I would get another, lots of fun.

as e'll be rewardfeasy as they come,just plug and set the gain tone and volume and wail away.and believe me you'll be rewarded whatever the settings are

i only gave it a 9 cause it's not a tube driven effect,but it stands it's ground even if it's a chip and transistors circuitry

sure if i'm playing in my bedroom or plugged to a mixer,would i use it on a gig? not without a backup no because it won't withstand knocks and bumps

i tried contacting them a few times for an adaptor for my tonelab le but no reply,so i hope i won't deal with them on this one

i play blues rock and a bit of metal so this one can nail both ends,when lower the gain to the max you get that blues edge and if you want gobs of distortion it's readily available plus it responds well with the volume changes,i've been playing for 28 years and now i mainly play my prs custom 22 which i bought recently so i think i'm in heaven now(i've waited for it 22 years believe it or not cause i live in the middle east).i'm a bedroom player now so i chose this one som i can play on the go without hooking up my vox tonelab le which is great by the way,i would've liked a control for the delay repeat but this is asking too much of a great effect that costs no more than 50 bucks and even when the delay is switched off it still sounds great.