Rushead Max Bass USB Chargable Portable Pocket Bass Headphone Amp Carry-On Bedroom Plug-In Multi-Effects

Buen amplificador pequeño para bajo. Sorprende la gama de sonidos que se pueden configurar con este aparato. Lo recomiendo

Als je anderen niet wilt laten horen wat je op de electrische basgitaar speelt, dan gebruik je "iets" en een koptelefoon. Zo'n ding als dit is waarschijnlijk de kleinste en goedkoopste vorm van dat "iets". Het is een combinatie van (voor)versterker en effecten. Beperkt, maar desnoods op een mengpaneel aan te sluiten. De volheid van het bas-geluid zal vooral afhangen van je koptelefoon. Tip: gebruik een kort snoer (bijvoorbeeld een "patch cable" van een "stomp board" plus een vrouw-vrouw verloopstekker) om het ding ietsje te beschermen en om de knoppen te kunnen zien.

Heel veel ruis op de basgitaar

PRO TIP before review: Get an instrument extension cord (3.3ft/1mtr.) I already had a 1ft extension cord, but personally I found that to be a bit short to use comfortably. This way you can play your instrument with the amp on your lap where you can see it, and are less likely to sit on it or strain your neck from staring down at your input jack all the time. The one I got came in a two pack and you can see the brand in the attached photo if you're curious. I can confirm this combo works great with my bass. Years ago, I had a couple similar-styled headphone amps. They took AAA batteries and really didn't like the whole plug into input jack thing. So when I saw this Valeton recently and noticed it had good ratings that seemed legit I thought I might give this type of plug-in amp a chance again. I just wanted something I could leave near my bass to remind myself to play more. As for the built-in effects, I didn't think much about it as I prefer a clean or slightly overdriven bass sound. But since they're there, I think it's a nice touch and I'm looking forward to experimenting with effects I probably wouldn't bother laying out a bunch of pedals for. I do wish it had some built-in drum tracks like the Vox Bass headphone amp (V2) has but not a deal breaker. Main goal was ease of use and convenience so no excuses to practice. The USB-C charging port sealed the deal (Thank you EU for making the electronics world a better place.) If this took batteries or even a micro-USB cable I probably wouldn't bother. My only complaint here is that, while powered on, the bright blue LED battery strength indicator is super blindingly bright. There may be a way to turn that off but I am not finding it. I may just cover these lights with some translucent tape to dim it a bit. tl;dr: All in all a great buy. It sounds great and the USB-C charging is so convenient. It's got a noise-free clean tone and the overdrive + a little gain is awesome. All the other effects are a nice bonus to experiment with. And since I'm using a TS extension cable rather than direct plug in to the bass, I can not only see the controls easily while playing, but also less likely am I to sit on it or strain my neck to look over at hte jack for the settings. Definitely recommended if you're like me and know that it's much more likely you'll pick up an instrument if it's right next to you on a guitar stand with your headphones and headphone amp ready to go. If you end up getting one, hope you enjoy as I have !

Vivendo in appartamento mi domando perché non l'ho preso prima! È un ottimo mini amplificatore con un comodissimo ingresso aux, ha molte regolazioni per trovare il suono ricercato e una buona distorsione. Non si sentono fruscii significativi in sottofondo tenendo il suono pulito (cominciano a presentarsi alzando il gain come è ovvio che sia). Ottima infine la soluzione della batteria interna ricaricabile!