[1x 1/4"] I have a few of the first amPlugs and they all had the problem of a battery cover that was not secure. It came off too easily. This one is made right. It's got drumbeats, cool effects, plenty of output and I think it's the best amPlug yet.

[38.81 lb] The solid-state analog circuitry provides a very pleasing sound when using clean channel. The stock speaker is fine and does not need to be replaced per various YouTube videos. The sound is warm and almost like a tube amp as notes and chords trail off gently in waves. This amp is perfectly suited for me as an older guitar player who plays blues, rock and jazz at relatively low volume levels. I always look forward to playing guitar and hearing this amp and will continue to use and enjoy its clean channel with a $25 Azor analog reverb pedal. I strongly recommend this amp to anyone who wants that British tube like amp sound without spending a ton of money.

[1x 1/4"] its like taking a vintage twin using it has a preamp and mikeing it into a vintage stack turn the pre to 10 oclock.an d let it rip.ala cry of love.

[150 W RMS] Fantastic purchase experience. Price, product and the speed of delivery! 5 star all the way.

[150 W RMS] Gear: Agile 3010 SE, 1950's wiring, Seymour Duncan Antiquities, CTS 500K pots Headphones: Audio-Technica ATH-M50X Pretty nifty thing. I made mine into a really compact set up with a 3 ft cable going from my headphones into the amPLug G2. Works really well with clear channels. The effects are fun to play with.

[1x 12" Cone] For those of us that like to get as many different sounds from our instruments as possible, this little unit is a must have!! Together with a mini wah and looper you can have s all kinds of fun!!

[38.81 lb] The AC30 is great for practicing when others want to sleep. It's very compact and fits in the accessories compartment in my guitar case. Tone is good (not great), and certainly acceptable for practicing. Given its small size, I don't think anyone can expect killer tone. I find the effects (Chorus, Delay, Reverb) a bit cheesy and don't use them. The volume is sufficient with headphones. I've used it with Sennheiser Momentums (18 ohm) and AKG K240 MkII (55 ohm). I've also tried it with a JBL Charge. I had to crank the Charge to full volume for the sound to fill a small room. But hey ... that makes for a very portable amp solution.

[38.81 lb] This thing rocks out on earbuds, portable speakers, and a 4x12 cab. It's very boomy on an amps so the tone needs adjusting. Careful with the volume hooked to an amp as well, a little is a lot. The aux in audio is so useful for playing along with songs or a metronome with the volume being independent for fine tuning what you want to hear more of. I would recommend this, it sounds just as good as an amp modeler fro what it does.

[1x 1/4"] My son has been playing his electric guitar for about two years.  Usually its plugged into his regular amp, which is loud.  But there are times when we cant have the noise in the house, either due to homework, a phone call, or someone watching television or a movie in the other room.  The VOX amPlug has solved the problem.  He can play with the amPlug plugged into the guitar, and hooked up to his headphones.  He hears the electric sound of the guitar through his headphones, while the only sound audible to the rest of us is the strumming of the strings, which is not loud enough to disturb the quiet activities going on.  As far as the sound quality, I asked my son how he liked it after a couple of weeks of using it.  He replied that it sounds good to him.  (And the silence sounds good to me!)