Vox - APC-1-BL Guitare électrique avec ampli Apache Blue

The Vox APC-1-BL electric guitar with Apache Blue amp isn't a toy, it's a compact monster. And you won't be intimidated by its size. Even with chained effects, the audio remains clean, no sonic mush.

Chorus + echo? Velvety smooth. Treble access? Straightforward, even with its 23 frets, even if the travel format requires a bit of dexterity.

The tap tempo clicks, and there's no latency to adjust delays live. You'll have no worries about keeping control, without any fuss.

And the passive radiators? They really do the job. It's not marketing hype. Just the right amount of low.

Autonomy with 6 AA batteries? It holds up. The tone drops gradually, no sudden cut-off. Enough for a good set without having to search for batteries every two minutes.

On-board gain? It's not the Marshall, but it delivers a solid overdrive. For AC/DC crunch, you'll have to look elsewhere.

For surfing, tremolo + reverb? You're transported to the coast. No gimmicks here. The tone pot is progressive, but not as subtly precise as you'd like. It's a good compromise!

The headphone speaker simulation is very solid. No unnecessary bling! The amaranth fingerboard? Real glide. No brake for lively slides. As for the rhythms, it's more a stylish metronome than a real groove box.

If you want to jam, forget it and plug in a drum machine. This model also comes with a cover for shock protection.