"By thinking big, the iRig Nano Amp has set a benchmark for all other micro amps to follow and proves that good things really do come in small packages."

MI Pro has taken a close look at iRig Nano Amp and Darrell Carter, reviews editor, was impressed with what he found. Here are some of his key comments:

"This new micro amp has a few tricks up its sleeve that keep it ahead of the micro pack."

"Allows you access to the company's AmpliTube array of amp tone and effects, offering amazing versatility."

"The unit is a standalone guitar amp featuring British tone stack circuitry and 3-watts of power, more than enough to rock-out too while practicing in front of the TV."

"Device mode bypasses the internal tone stack circuit, which allows the processed amp tones and effects to come through, which really makes this little unit stand out amongst the micro amp crowd."

"The tones are brilliant and effects are staggering, wonderful delays, reverbs and modulations, with the ability to chop, change or add sounds to your heart’s content. The other neat trick here is that the 1/8” headphone jack is also active, which means you can play in total privacy."

"With iRig Nano Amp in hand I plugged the unit into my Marshall 4x12’” cab, and the tone (and the volume!) absolutely blew me away."

Darrell's final verdict was:

"By thinking big, the iRig Nano Amp has set a benchmark for all other micro amps to follow and proves that good things really do come in small packages."

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