Mustang Micro Zippered Case for Headphone Amp & Accessories

Just picked up the Fender Mustang Micro Plus a few days back and honestly, I'm proper happy with this little beauty. The sound quality is absolutely spot on, crisp and clear with surprisingly authentic amp models that range from lovely clean tones to proper heavy distortion that actually sounds convincing through headphones. I needed something for silent practice at home and when I'm travelling, and this tiny device has smashed all my expectations. The effects are genuinely studio quality, the Bluetooth works a treat for jamming along to tracks, battery lasts ages, and despite being featherlight, it feels properly solid and well made. The USB-C connection is dead handy. For what you pay, you're getting professional level tone and flexibility that would normally cost you thousands with traditional kit. I'm still in the early days with it, but being able to practice anywhere with genuinely great sound has already changed how I approach my daily routine. Absolute winner for any guitarist who wants quality without the faff of lugging proper amps about!

Like many, I was guilty of all the gear and no idea. Expensive amps which I could only play at volume 2... tab books piled higher than the eiffel tower, guitar picks aplenty and an insatiable desire to play the Royal Albert Hall by next Christmas. There was nothing holding me back. Except the ability to play guitar. Yep, thousands spent and I couldn't play a song beginning to end if my life depended on it. The intro to sweet home alabama? You got it! The nothing else matters solo? No problem! Bit of noodling in the A minor pentatonic so long as there's no backing track to monitor timing and chord changes? I'm yer man! For piecemeal playing perfection- I was the boy to book! I came across the micro amp whilst indulging my favourite past time (googling guitar stuff rather than practising or playing) and it gave me an idea. What I was lacking was a SYSTEM. Let's be honest we see it everyday. Crossfit, hyrox, atkins, calories counting - they're all just a SYSTEM to use to get results. It hit me - I had no system to learn guitar. I'd tried lessons but no guitar teacher is a miracle worker and I lost interest fast because none of it made sense. I didn't know a dominant 7th from a doormat and to be honest I just didn't care. I wanted to play my favourite tunes and enjoy it. I get enough stress from real work let alone allowing my hobbies to add to it! It didn't take long to set the micro amp up. Great Job. Quick charge, throw in some headphones... gift. The sound quality is quite exceptional for a lil device this size and easy to play with and adjust. They've got it bang on the money. In time maybe they'll have something you can modify tones with on a phone app? But for now... she's 80 quid well spent. HALF THE SYSTEM IN THE BAG. Now where this wee amp really comes into its own is the Bluetooth connectivity. I paired my phone with it and downloaded an app called music speed changer (no endorsements or sponsorship fyi so im sure there's plenty others this is just the one I have) . With the ability to slow down, loop, pitch shift (hendrix is in E flat and I ain't detuning) the second half of the system is complete. What a godsend it's been. My usual way is to learn 2 or 3 bars at a time, then another two or 3 bars... each time looping from the very beginning so pretty quickly what I have already learnt is almost boring to play because it falls under my fingers so easily. Repetition Repetition Repetition. Pretty soon you're breezing through parts you struggled with. It's an incredible feeling. I have friends who use yamaha thr amps to do something similar but it's a lot of cables and extra bits n pieces. The entire set up I use I've included in the two pics. My trusty vintage ii reissue, the micro amp and a pair of headphones. The screenshot is from the app and the song I'm learning at the minute. A natural I am not, but this has been revolutionary for me teaching myself some of the songs that inspired me to pick up a guitar in the first place. There's not too many folk round my way playing so it's a great hobby and one that has became ever so enjoyable now I've found what works for me. Hopefully this helps and it works for you too! 🙂

As someone who loves to play guitar but doesn't always have the space or opportunity to crank up a full amp, this little gadget has been a total game-changer. It's essentially a tiny amp that plugs straight into your guitar and lets you listen through headphones, but it's packed with so much more than just basic amplification. The sheer number of amp models and effects crammed into this thing is astounding. It boasts 25 different amp emulations, covering everything from classic clean tones to high-gain distortion. I've spent hours just experimenting with the different sounds, and they're surprisingly authentic. Whether I'm after a vintage Fender twang, a British rock crunch, or a modern metal roar, it's all in there. On top of the amps, you get another 25 effects to play with. There's everything you'd expect – different types of overdrive, distortion, fuzz, modulation effects like chorus and flanger, delays, and reverbs. You can even stack multiple effects to really sculpt your sound. The quality of the effects is also really impressive for something this compact. The fact that it has 100 presets is just mind-blowing. Some are factory presets that showcase the different amp and effect combinations, and you can also save your own custom tones. This makes it so easy to dial in your favorite sounds and recall them instantly. Bluetooth connectivity is another fantastic feature. I can connect my phone or tablet and stream backing tracks to play along with. It makes practicing so much more engaging and fun. Plus, you can also use Bluetooth to control the amp and access more features via a dedicated app (though honestly, the controls on the unit itself are pretty intuitive). Being USB rechargeable is super convenient. No more fumbling with batteries! A single charge seems to last a good few hours of playing, which is more than enough for a practice session or just jamming for fun. The portability is the real selling point for me. It's so small and lightweight that I can easily throw it in my gig bag or even my pocket and take it anywhere. It's perfect for practicing silently at home without disturbing anyone, but it's also great for quick jam sessions with friends if someone else has headphones. Honestly, for any guitarist looking for a versatile, portable, and great-sounding practice solution, this little amp is a no-brainer. The range of tones and features you get for its size is incredible, and the Bluetooth and rechargeable battery just add to the convenience. It's definitely one of the best guitar-related purchases I've made in a while.

Excellent little case for the mustang micro. For those folks complaining about the price of the case... Are you serious? The micro's a $170 pocket amp, and you're complaining about spending $25 to protect that investment? This is a no-brainer. Seriously. - Solid "hardshell" style case, it's nice and rigid on the corners, definitely will protect the micro from bumps/drops. - Good amount of storage. - Nice little velcro strap to hold the micro in place as you open the case. Yes, the zipper is fairly stiff. But still -- do you WANT your case to open easily? I don't. 10/10 would buy again.

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Just brilliant stuff. Get it. Tech Marvel. Sounds absolutely fabulous.

Este amplificador portátil es la mejor inversión que he hecho en mi proceso de retomar la guitarra eléctrica, después de 20 años sin tocar. No tengo palabras para describir lo agradecido que estoy de haber encontrado este aparatito. Les dejo aquí mi reseñea honesta después de cerca de 1 mes de uso del Fender Mustang Micro conectado a mi Gretsch Streamliner Junior Jet Club G2215-P90. Acompaño además con este video donde pruebo varias funcionalidades: amplificadores, efectos, moduladores, ajuste de tono y volumen. El video fue grabado conectando el Fender Mustang Micro a mi Gretsch G2215-P90, usando en todo momento la pastilla P90 del mástil, y sacando el audio a través de un cable USB-C conectado directamente a mi teléfono Android, grabando con la App "Dolby On". Por favor no se burlen de mi poca habilidad, como dije antes, llevo casi 20 años sin tocar y estoy re-aprendiendo, una vez más, de manera autodidacta :) DISEÑO Y ESPECIFICACIONES GENERALES: Lo primero que sorprende es como un dispositivo tan pequeño tiene una capacidad y un rango tan amplio de opciones, con una interfaz sumamente sencilla de entender y operar. Simplemente conectas a la guitarra con el jack, luego tus audífonos a través de la entrada 3.5 mm, enciendes y empiezas a tocar. Así de sencillo. Es pequeño (cabe en la palma de la mano), muy ligero, hecho con materiales de excelente calidad. AMPLIFICADORES, EFECTOS, MODIFICADORES, TONO Y VOLUMEN: Cuenta con 4 botones principales que utilizas para seleccionar y combinar entre: 12 amplificadores, 12 efectos, 5 niveles para ajustar el tono, y 6 niveles de modificadores de efecto. Los amplificadores te permiten variar desde tono limpio, añadiendo luego un poco de overdrive y finalmente distorsión. La idea es que cada amplificador representa el sonido y configuración de distintos amplificadores icónicos, como el '65 Twin, '57 Twin, '65 Deluxe, etc; pero en la práctica los uso principalmente para jugar con los distintos niveles de distorsión. Con relación a los efectos incluye: reverberación, chorus, flanger, trémolo, vibratone y delay, en distintas combinaciones. No controlas los niveles individuales de cada efecto sino que utilizas los combos que vienen preconfigurados, lo cual puede parecer limitado, pero en el uso diario resulta muy conveniente y fácil de manipular. Por último, los botones de tono y volumen te permiten ajustar el tono de lo que está sonando (de más agudo a más grave, o si se quiere, de más brillante a más opaco) y por otra parte los modificadores de efectos permiten realizar ajustes que tengas seleccionado, cambiando de más lento a más rápido, de menos reverberación a más reverbarción, etc. Cada botón cuenta tiene un led que va cambiando de colores y que indican qué amplificador, efecto, tono o modificador tienes seleccionado. Puedes combinarlos todos como quieras. Es realmente intuitivo. Además, en la caja viene una pequeña tarjeta que indica a qué corresponde cada color. En poco tiempo te aprendes los colores y combinaciones que más te gustan. Finalmente, tiene un control de volumen máster y un botón de encendido y apagado, que también funciona para activar la entrada de audio vía Bluetooth. CONECTIVIDAD y BATERÍA: Se conecta directamente a la guitarra a través del jack estándar 6.35 mm. Puedes mover el jack para que se adapte a tu tipo de entrada de la manera más cómoda posible. Solo lo he probado en modelos tipo Stratocaster y Les Paul, pero estoy bastante seguro de que debe funcionar en el 100% de las guitarras eléctricas. Adicionalmente viene con una entrada USB-C que funciona para: 1) recargar la batería interna, 2) actualizaciones de firmware y 3) lo más importante, para usarlo como salida de audio para grabar en tu teléfono o computadora. Viene con un cable USB-C corto, así que compré otro de 2 metros marca Ugreen para poder conectarlo cómodamente al teléfono o la compu. La batería dura muchas horas, en mi caso no se me ha agotado ninguna vez mientras estoy tocando. Solo lo he recargado tal vez 3 veces durante este mes. La carga es rápida, calculo que 1 hora. Una de las características más importantes es que viene con conectividad para entrada de audio vía Bluetooth, lo que significa que puedes enviar audio desde tu teléfono o computadora a tu Fender Mustang Micro y escuchar el audio mezclado del audio Bluetooth más tu guitarra, directamente en los audífonos. Esto es una funcionalidad INCREIBLEMENTE PRÁCTICA, pues puedes armar tus pistas rítmicas y luego reproducirlas para tocar con ellas al mismo tiempo, o enviar la señal de tu aplicación o video de clases de guitarra para tocar con ellas. CONCLUSIONES: Es perfecto para cualquier persona con cualquier nivel de experiencia con la guitarra eléctrica, desde principiantes como yo que queremos practicar sin necesidad de conectarte a un amplificador que termina molestando a los vecinos, o igualmente si eres un músico profesional que desea practicar mientras te mueves entre conciertos. No le veo ni un solo defecto. Me encantaría que tuviese un banco de memoria personalizado para poder guardar una configuración de amplificador y efectos, y un botón extra para alternar entre la configuración guardada y la configuración actual, de esta manera podría usarse como un switch para pasar rápidamente entre dos configuraciones, cómo si fuese un pedal tipo footswitch. Imagino que en el futuro incluirán esta función.

This is the perfect practice tool for people like me who can mostly practice with headphones. The effects sound pretty good, good enough for practice anyway. It also works for bass guitars. The Bluetooth integration is seamless and can stream YouTube or Spotify to play along with. One thing I wish it could do is control the effects with the Fender Tone app. The app exists to control tones and effects with the GT and GTX series of amps, so would have been cool to control it for the Micro as well. Changing effects with the buttons on the unit is a bit cumbersome, but a small cheat sheet is provided to tell you what’s what. Would have been sweet if the app had favourites or presets so you can switch between them with a tap instead of a certain combination of button presses. Still, for what this is, it’s a great little thing and worth the money for us late night practicers. I attached a photo of how it looks on a Strat, in case anyone was curious how it would fit.