Fender
As a beginning electric guitarist, I m well aware that the best gift I can give my family is often the gift of silence. The sense of general relief around the house has been palpable since Fender s Mustang Micro headphone amp arrived, and while I consider it a bit of a travesty that my kids don t get to enjoy the dulcet tones of me butchering the funk-metal hits of the early 90s while they re trying to watch
Teen Titans, I m highly impressed with this jigger.
Not by its form factor – not at all. There are some butt-ugly guitars out there, but I can t think of one that wouldn t look worse with this thing dangling out of its jack-hole like one of those things really dedicated anime fans use to make it look like they ve got tails. It s an awkwardly shaped piece of plastic with a tilting jack, a set of hard-to-reach buttons that always seem to be on the wrong side, and a row of inscrutable colored LEDs where you d expect to find a user interface. Fender supplies you with a l