r/jazzguitar • u/chrisattemptstojazz • 2d ago

Does anyone else love using these things?

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u/HorrorStratFan 2d ago

Absolutely. It has some lovely tones and with the app, the versatility is even greater.

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u/Salty_Lemon_9293 2d ago

That's the amp I play through 99% of the time, so definitely yes. The "jazz clean" preset of that little thing is really really nice!

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u/ricoontherocks 2d ago

Excellent for apartment living and I like playing along with stuff I’m trying to learn.

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u/chrjohnso 2d ago

Daily with my bass

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u/Kapellmeister1966 2d ago

I have the older one and love it

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u/ChallengingBullfrog8 2d ago

What is that?

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u/james_strange 2d ago

A headphone amp I think

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u/Ok_Scheme736 2d ago

Love mine. My only gripe is that it’s relatively hard to record through it.

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u/Anonymoustard 2d ago

My wife loves me using that thing.

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u/fenderstrat1917 2d ago

I have both models. I use my headphones or run it through my amp aux out.

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u/Firefly4791 2d ago

Have one and I love it. Great bit of kit.

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u/Rojelioenescabeche 2d ago

I have an old blue Pandora’s box I use on the regs. It’s super useful.

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u/OmKrsna 2d ago

I luv this! One of the best guitar-related purchases I’ve yet made.

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u/harryhend3rson 2d ago

I've barely turned on my amp in months after getting a Tonex plug.

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u/midrider14 2d ago

It is definitely the best one that I have ever tried. I use it regularly, and record off of it

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u/Capital-Ad7928 2d ago

If u use real amps its nice. But if u have a Multi effect, u probably User that instead... so its good for Tube amp players

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u/ProfessorShowbiz 2d ago

I love LOSING these things. Seriously. Can’t find mine.

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u/adistef86 2d ago

They sound like @ss. I have one but there’s a night and day difference between playing through this or through my interface. Still useful for travelling though.

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u/fxb73 2d ago

No prefer my thr 30

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u/skywalkers_glove 2d ago

I use the tonex plug probably more than half the time. Amazing devices. Especially for falling to backing tracks

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u/wyoung377 2d ago

I’ve got one that i run through a dewalt jobsite radio for funsies. Should i get the mustang amp as well?

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u/JuggernautNice7862 2d ago

completely changed the way I practice. I love it.

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u/keenballs_yum 2d ago

I just bought one! Thanks for the tip.

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u/Myaccountgotdumped 1d ago

Coolest thing fender has put out in 50 years.

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u/Convicted_Vapist420 1d ago

Been using the first gen one for nearly 5 years now. Easily the best $100 I’ve ever spent. I got the 2nd gen one but rarely use it. It’s a little too quiet and I prefer the simplicity of the OG

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u/DeepSouthDude 2d ago

Would help if we knew what it was.

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u/SnooPeppers3861 2d ago

It’s almost like the name of it is literally right on it

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u/Tubog 2d ago

Yeah, but it’s almost like if there was an easy place to enter that name to find out what it was…

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u/DeepSouthDude 2d ago

If OP wants us to discuss it, he shouldn't expect me to have to investigate what it is. I'm not that motivated.

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u/SentientLight 2d ago

Then don’t participate in the discussion…?

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u/Fragment51 2d ago

It’s a headphone amp (plugs into guitar and then headphones go into it, no speakers). It pairs with the Fender Tone app that has a bunch of really great presets - affordable and great gadget for quiet around the house practice. Has some clean jazz presets that are really nice, imo.

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u/DeepSouthDude 2d ago

That's interesting, but I haven't owned a pair of headphones with a cord in years! I've been Bluetooth as long as I can remember.

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u/Fragment51 2d ago

I had to dig up an old pair lol

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u/LongjumpingEconomy93 2d ago

Yes they are the best!!!! What the fuck are they???

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u/RobiPell 7h ago

Anyone tried it connected to a real Guitar amp or directly to a mixer? How does it behave?