Guitar trainers/Headphone amps

Kevin Mincke · From: Farmington, MN (Twin Cities-South Metro) USA

Looking for a headphone/practice amp either the digital or CD for my son similar to what Tascam has to offer for both music source/tracks, effect.
Any preference's?

Don Lanier · From: Illinois, USA

I have the Digital DR-1 and its a great rehearsal tool, you can record two tracks and it uses a 1/4 inch jack for Guitar or LINE LEVEL input. It uses a SD Card for memory and with a 4 gig card will record for 4-5 hours easily.

I sell them as well.
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Jonathan Shacklock · From: London, UK

Kevin, I find Tascam's MPGT1 invaluable for practice - despite its flaws. Do a search in electronics for "guitar trainer" and you'll find a few reviews.

Charlie Thompson · From: South Carolina, USA

Check this out
http://www.ronimusic.com/slowdown.htm

Rich Hlaves · From: Wildomar, California, USA

I dumped all my practice boxes and use "the Amazing Slow Downer" as Charlie suggests. I use a Roland micro cube which has a line in and I can mix the whole deal into phones.

The ASD software tracks and loops much better than any box Tascam or otherwise I have played. It will read just about any music file as well so it is good for backing tracks too. I loaded it in my laptop so I can take the whole little practice rig anywhere I want and even run totally on battery.

RH

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