VOX Guitar Headphone Amplifier - High Gain

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The VOX amPlug3 High Gain is designed for electric guitarists seeking modern, aggressive tones and high-gain distortion. Its key benefit is providing authentic, high-quality amp sounds directly through headphones without needing a separate amplifier or cables, allowing for convenient practice anytime. A potential caveat is that it requires two AAA batteries, which are not included.
| Model Part Number | AP3-HG |
|---|---|
| Brand | Vox |
It uses two AAA batteries. Please note that batteries are not included with the product.
Battery life is rated for a maximum of 16 hours.
The amPlug3 High Gain is designed specifically for electric guitars. While it might produce some sound with an acoustic-electric guitar, its tone shaping and circuitry are optimized for electric guitar pickups.
No, the amPlug3 plugs directly into your guitar. You only need headphones with a 3.5 mm jack to connect to the amPlug3. If you plan to use the AUX input, you will need a 3.5 mm audio cable to connect your music player.
The AUX input allows you to connect an external audio device, such as a smartphone or MP3 player, to play along with your favorite music or backing tracks through your headphones.
Yes, you can connect the amPlug3 to a recording device via its headphone output (using an appropriate adapter if needed for your interface) to capture your guitar sound.
The amPlug3 High Gain includes Chorus, Delay, and Reverb effects to add depth and character to your sound.
The product comes with a 3-year warranty period.
Ensure batteries are installed correctly and have sufficient charge. Check that headphones are securely plugged into the amPlug3. Make sure the guitar's volume is turned up and the amPlug3's volume is not set to minimum.
Check battery level; low batteries can cause poor performance. Adjust the Gain and Volume controls to appropriate levels. Ensure the guitar's pickups are not too close to the amPlug3, which can cause interference.
This can sometimes be inherent to high-gain tones. Try adjusting the Tone and Gain controls. Ensure you are using shielded guitar cables if possible, and try a different power source (if applicable through a charger, though this model is battery-powered only).
Verify the audio source is connected properly via a 3.5 mm cable and that the audio source's volume is turned up. Check that the amPlug3's AUX input is not obstructed.
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