Fender Mustang Micro Plus

Fajne urządzenie. Sprawdzi się na pewno dla początkujących gitarzystów którzy szukają swojego brzmienia, chcą się nauczyć jaki efekt brzmieniowy do czego służy, jak ustawiać jego parametry. Sprawdzi się tez dla podróżujących. Wystarczy gitara, Mustang Micro Plus i słuchawki. To wszystko można spakować do pokrowca gitary. Mam wzmacniacze, pedalboard z efektami, HX Stompa i komputer z DAW i licznymi aplikacjami gitarowymi. Kupiłem Mustanga Micro Plus, by w moim małym mieszkaniu potrenować sobie wieczorami po cichu, by nie przeszkadzać dziecku i żonie. Jest szybki w obsłudze i lekki w porównaniu ze sprzętem który wczesniej wymieniałem. Do impulsywnej gry wieczorami sprawdza się idealnie. Mam ochotę to biorę i od razu gram. Natomiast odpalenie wzmacniacza lampowego, efektów to trwający długo rytuał. Brzmienia Mustanga, hm... na początku średnie, niektóre słabe. Przypominały barwy z plastikowego przenośnego multiefektu ZOOM z początku lat 90. XX w. Po zabawie z aplikacją na telefonie ustawiłem sobie barwy, które już brzmią lepiej. Jest ok. Trochę drażnią małe przyciski przełączania brzmień. Dla osób o dużych rękach jest to drobne utrudnienie.

I'm a long time user of the original Mustang Micro and have been using it daily since launch.
Despite its durability issues, the original Mustang Micro had a very elegant simplistic approach in functionality and user experience while maintaining very useful fine tuned tonal options that for the most part sounded good to impressively good without the need to tweak or any hassle.
Well, the Mustang Micro Plus its the polar opposite.
It offers loads of options, with the need of pairing to a mobile device or tablet, much more flexibility while at the same time sounding worse.
It has much more digital artifacts, sounds inorganic and has that digital sizzle that is always present (user of old school Boss digital multi effects will know what I mean).
The need to have a second device paired for tuning is another hassle, its not a all in one solution anymore, the app (on apple devices) is buggy and require you to make an account to use all features.
All in, this is a device that will tick more boxes that will please some, while introducing unnecessary complications to a previous more elegant solution.

interesting toy, but still a toy. after watching YT reviews and reading praises for this gadget, must say that I'm kind of disappointed.
it is usable for playing something which is not hard rock or metal. even some effects like delay and reverb are pretty good. but high gain distortion, or harder overdrive are far away from decent sound, at least for my taste. there is too much fuzziness in those types of sound, no "bite" at all, too much muddiness. and too much bass that is impossible to reduce.
it is practical toy, light years ahead of certain gadgets that I used in the past like Vox Amplug2. not as good as Boss Katana GO which I tried few months ago, at least regarding built-in options. that Katana GO also wasn't so good in high-gain territory.
however, Fender Mustang Micro Plus is practical for recording, and less annoying when played through mix, because then you can not hear all its "weakness".
I used it with T.Bone 815 over-ear studio headphones that are sold in bundle with this gadget, also with my Sony on-ear headphones, and with Panasonic PMX-90 mini HiFi, but wasn't happy with sound in any of those. sound is too much artificial and plastic for my taste.
if price for this gadget would be 50 euros max, then it would be less disappointing, but 130 euros is too much in my opinion. I'm not felling bad for buying it, but not feel happy either.