I think it’s going to give you the, you the listener, the best, uh, indicator of what this actually sounds like. The Fender Mustang Micro is a headphone guitar amp that sells itself on the simple premise that you can play whatever, whenever you like and no one else can hear it but you. It has a big volume knob on top and four sets of buttons on the side that let you adjust amp, equalizer, and effects settings.

There’s also a handy wallet sized card that details all the setting options and so long as you can read small print, it is very useful. Plug Mustang Micro directly into your guitar, connect your favorite wired headphones, and choose your perfect amp and effect settings.

The Fender Mustang Micro is perhaps the smallest ‘amp’ yet - combining portability with functionality to create a modern, simple headphone amplifier that’s great for beginners and pros alike. The unit has a simple layout, with one large dial mounted on the front to control master volume, and a series of +/- buttons along the side of the unit for selecting amp type, EQ, effects, and a modify button for adjusting one select parameter of each effect.

The USB interface works good, but I had a tiny bit of delay on my setup with my M1 iPad and Amplitube. The Fender Mustang Micro is just brilliant, plug n play for me with a lot of the options that are on my Mustang 3.Not quite, but it is nevertheless a miracle of modern engineering and deserves an Editors’ Pick Award. If you break it down into monthly payments over time, it's much more manageable than you might think. It allows you to cycle between 12 amp sounds and 12 effects combinations, which is perfect for silent practice. Those are the traditional kind of amp in a box is great for like, um, recording can be super playing live. The sound seemed fine otherwise, so probably still good for recording a track at home, with the headphone output to monitor sound.