Noggin Rockers Guitar Amp Review – No Power Required
I must admit I had not heard of Noggin Rockers before up until a couple of weeks ago. But when I got contacted by the company asking me to check out their ‘electricity free’ mini guitar amp, I was intrigued by the concept to say the least. I now had a chance to test drive the device and what you are about to read it my comprehensive Noggin Rockers Mini Guitar Amp Review, along with a video discussion and demonstration of this handy, cheap and remarkably good sounding guitar accessory.
Here is an overview of what we will be covering over the next few minutes:
If you’re following my blog and my YouTube channel, you probably know that I already looked at a bunch of different guitar mini amps. Specifically, I tested and demoed a whole bunch of the Vox amplug headphone amplifiers. Based on the feedback I received and some of the questions that were asked, I thought I’d now share a few thoughts and findings on yet another one of these little guitar ‘noise-cubes’, namely the Marshall MS-2 Micro Amp.
Alright, here is my write-up on the Focusrite iTrack Solo USB Audio Interface Review video I just published. What can I say, I love this device. It’s made for dummies like me. Easy to use, no knick-knacks, quality sound and it doesn’t cost much.
Finally, here is my On-Stage Stands MS7701B Tripod Euro Boom Microphone Stand review. I’ve been wanting to do that for quite a while. The reason why it took me so long was due to the fact that I’m not a mic stand expert. On the other hand, I realized that what I can still do is to share my experience regarding the MS7701B tripod mic stand with you and show you how I use it in my modest recording studio setup. In short: I like it a lot and I actually got two of them which I use concurrently.
How about an iphone/iPad App that would allow you to practice guitar scales and jam along with backing tracks that’s both easy and inexpensive? Well, check out my Musiclock Review, because this little gem might be just the right thing for you.