The built in delay effect sounds good on "setting 1" which is the fastest delay (setting 3, the slowest delay is suitable if you want to make some weird noises), the reverb effect sounds best to me on "setting 1".

It also made a weird clicking noise when picking the strings

The controls can eventually be configured to eliminate noise/static/etc

I would easily give this 5 stars if it weren't for the fact that I, like many other reviewers, have experienced the wretched noise this thing makes when the solder joint (or surface mount components) come loose from the adjustable TS jack attached to the unit.

Tried it in an electric and an acoustic electric that don't have a static noise on other amps

Lot of static noise when you move the tone knob to have a more bright sound

It had a static/hissing noise when turned on

Live amp sound thats good quality without the loud amp noise

Oddly it's got decent sound when playing, but the constant white noise and static when not playing makes it virtually unusable.

Works as intended keeps the noise down when your son is playing the electric guitar

Less good: tone and volume are noise, plastic case made is fragile, handle and connect in and out with care or you will break it.i highly recommend it, nice small tool for practicing with the power just for you.

There definitely is some minor static noise coming off of this

Greatly improved SN ratio, and noise floor

I would easily give this 5 stars if it weren't for the fact that I, like many other reviewers, have experienced the wretched noise this thing makes when the solder joint (or surface mount components) come loose from the adjustable TS jack attached to the unit.

But what annoys me the most is that it is not silent, there is a humming noise going on especially if your change the "tone" dial

Surprisingly noiseless - but my guitar is well shielded and low noise to begin with.

As I am relatively new to the guitar, having the AmPlug to practice with has helped phenomenally with getting used to the several aspects of amplified guitar playing, such as practicing to eliminate the weird noises that you don't hear when unplugged, but is noticeable when plugged into an amp, and finding the different sounds you can get from an amplifier-guitar combination

There is no hum, or any other unwanted noise

I live in an apartment that has strict noise limits and I play electric guitar

weird noise when plugged into my bass

Mine came with a bad hiss/high pitched noise that was louder than the output of the guitar

I love this little device,so easy to use & having many features that bass players may appreciate such as drum patterns (though a little limited).I play as loud as i like without disturbing anyone,& hearing the different tone of my

I got great tone for that, and some easy tweaks I get my Priest tone holy S..t!Another bonus, you can get more sounds out of it if you simply plug it into your pedal