Donner Bass Guitar Headphone AMP Basement Pocket FX WAH Mini Guitar Practice Amplifier ricaricabile

Donner Bass Guitar Headphone AMP Basement Pocket FX WAH Mini Guitar Practice Amplifier ricaricabile

Name: Donner Bass Guitar Headphone AMP Basement Pocket FX WAH Mini Guitar Practice Amplifier ricaricabile
Brand: Donner
SKU: EC1084
Price: 18.22 GBP
Availability: InStock

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Offre un'eccellente esperienza di suonare il basso, suono basato su Ampeg SVT*. È inoltre possibile attivare fx function (WAH).
Batteria al litio ricarica integrata, funziona per 5 ore dopo la ricarica completa (cavo di ricarica USB incluso).
Dimensioni molto piccole e puoi metterlo in tasca quando esca, si collega e si gioca.
Jack Aux Input da 1/4" (3,5 mm) consente di riprodurre insieme al lettore CD/MP3.
Alimentazione: batteria al litio con indicatore di alimentazione a LED.

Indicazioni

Jack di ingresso CD/MP3: 3,5 mm
Jack di ingresso per cuffie: 3,5 mm
Alimentazione: batteria al litio con indicatore di alimentazione a LED
Dimensioni: 80mm (D)*30mm (W)*15mm (H)
Peso netto: 50g

Consigli caldi

Cation: In primo luogo, collegare mini amplificatore al connettore della chitarra. Quindi, collegare l'auricolare e abbassare il controllo del volume audio al livello più basso. Quindi accendere il mini amplificatore. Le luci nella parte inferiore destra del pannello frontale mostrano tre diversi livelli di potenza della batteria; tre luci 80%-100%, due luci 50%-79% e una luce 20%-49% (Bisogno di ricarica). Sul lato destro c'è la spia del caricabatterie USB che si accende solo quando è in carica.

Pacchetto incluso:

1 x Donner Basement Cuff Guitar AMP
1 adattatore audio per cuffie Splitter
1 x cavo stereo maschio-maschio
1 cavo di ricarica USB

Richard K.

I'm real happy with the Donner Bass/Guitar Headphone Amp I purchased from you. As far as price is concerned, I can't imagine a better value--and on top of it all--it works as advertised! (A rare thing indeed!) Given its virtues and limitations, I was surprised by how "noise free" it is (esp. within a plastic box 2/3 the size of a pack of cigarettes). I expected the sound quality to be much worse. Of course, this is not the case with everything you hook up to it. When connected to my Stereo CD/MP3 device, as well as my laptop, the sound is surprisingly clean. Naturally, the volume and tone range is fairly limited. One has to spend time to "equalise" the volume and tone with whatever track source and device is inputted. When I connected it to a friend's CD/MP3, I got a bit of interference and was unable to raise the volume sufficiently--even when maxed out on the bass guitar in/output--to hear myself over the recorded track... But this may be the particular setup we were playing with, rather than a glaring weakness of the product itself. I haven't had this problem with my own personal set up at home... so, I keep my fingers crossed that it's not the inherent limitations of the Donner device. For the device's primary purpose--to practice in silence at home while everyone's asleep--it's not an issue. In any case, if an improvement needs to be made to the design in the next generation of product, it would have to be in widening the volume and tone range so that when playing to different recordings (each mastered differently) the guitarist has the wherewithal to make the volume changes needed to hear himself. Currently, the bass or guitar player has only a limited ability to manually control the volume and tone variables through the device itself, so that enough output to the earphones and the most adequate mix is achieved (without an external mixer!). Thanks for the very useful earphone amp and for your prompt delivery. Cheers, -Richard-

Paul

The unit didn’t fit my Ibanez SR300EB, but it’s the fault of this specific bass guitar’s shape. The problem can be solved by using a 1/4 extension cable, but to me the whole point of having a pocket amp was to be mobile, so I used a short 1/4 splitter :). There is some hiss that becomes louder when you crank up the tone. Interestingly though the hiss almost completely disappears once you turn on the auto-wah effect. Now to the thing that surprised me most abou this unit is that it had a good clean tone when I tried it on my electric guitar. Even the auto-wah works well on an electric guitar. Took one star off because of the hiss.

Shane Schroeder

This little headphone amp kicks butt! Just as good for almost half the price, that's no BS. It stays charged forever it seems like, sounds very clear with good volume and tone. You can hear every little detail, even your fingers moving on the strings. There's no delay, and the auxiliary input is great for playalongs. Volume, tone, and drive can all be adjusted in combination with the guitar knobs. The wah effect is pretty fun too. Highly recommend to anyone who plays bass guitar and wants to do so quietly. Donner is a great company, I own one of their bass guitars, a violin, and an electronic drum kit and they're all superior instruments in their price points.

Maki

Awesome little amp! I researched quite a bit as money is a bit tight right now, and it was between this one and another one twice as much that wasn’t rechargeable... I’m glad I got this one, it sounds great, does what I want it to do and doesn’t annoy the dog or neighbors lol. Not having to dig in the drawer for batteries is a win as well. It was charged out of the box, been playing it since I opened it up. No, it doesn’t have a external speaker (I’ve seen the question asked during my research,) but it’s not supposed to, hence why it’s called a headphone amp ;-) Mine at least doesn’t have a hiss like I kept reading the competitor had... Get it, you won’t be disappointed.

Robbie E.

It's not super loud but it also depends on the headphones you use. More sound isolating headphones are probably best. Found it to have a lot of high-end in it. But if you have EQ on your bass it's not a problem. The little auxiliary cord hook up a device to is no good. Any little movement it's crackling.. but for the price compared to the other ones I cannot complain. The auto wah is not very functionable volume drops way down when it's on, but works. But was not a real factor on why I purchased it.

Rhyno

I like it. I noticed that another reviewer mentioned the volume not being loud enough, but it was plenty for me. I think this is subject to what type of headphones one might use. I use it with Sony earbuds. The tone is that of a mildly over-driven amplifier, and I was able to also get a relatively clean sound with the drive down and the volume up. The FX feature is a little unusual; it's a set-tempo auto wah sound that I'm not really fond of, but it's an option I wasn't interested in anyway. Donner includes a headphone splitter, aux cord, and mini-USB charge cord (good thing, as this is the less modern type, and I didn't still have one lingering around from any old flip-phones.;-P) I ran my iPhone into the aux, plugged into my "partscaster", and used Sony earbuds (with mic - no consequence), and everything worked as it should, with a bit of noticeable hiss... but it was quickly masked by the music and the sound of my guitar. Hope this review helps, rock on!

Wachy Z.

I'm headed out on a road trip and three days before leaving figured it would be best to look into getting one of these than lugging my Amp or Interface. The idea of taking a break along the road from CA or OR and practicing, let along practicing each day while away is highly appealing. It makes my Bass as convenient as an acoustic guitar. So, this one was in stock and had great reviews. It arrived charged up and included the USB charger cable, Aux cable and even a Splitter Headphone Audio Adapter which is a complete bonus. The setup is quick and easy and a great way to practice while listening to tracks. I'll use my iPhone mostly but I took the photo with that so am showing it with the iPad. It's a pretty simply and clean sound as as I'm using it for practice that's just perfect. At this stage I haven't played around with the tone, drive, and effects but I'm 100% happy with this little $20 gem doing all I need it to do. The volume is enough; I would love more, but it's enough, and I'd definitely recommend this to anyone looking!

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