All that in a small package - nice!

When I first plugged in and jammed using the Vox amPlug, I was using earbuds and I was blown away by the clarity and crunch-tone I could get from the Classic Rock model. Later at home, I tried it with my Sony studio headphones and holy amps, batman! This thing sounds amazing - warm, robust tones just like a standard Vox amp! If you turn down the gain to 1 and crank the volume, a clean tone comes alive, so, to me, this thing has everything I need, clean and crunch. The only thing missing is reverb and delay effects!

pocket plexi

if you want the sound of a plexi, and you want to play late late at night into the wee hours of the morning and didn't want to wake anyone up, or if you were lying in bed and suddenly a lick popped into your head and you had to get it down, and again, you didn't want to wake anyone up, then this is the thing for you. it's probably pretty good on long road trips too.
it seems pretty solid for a small palm sized piece of plastic, and it's really good at what it does. the 3 tone master volume and gain dials are pretty interactive, and you can actually get a good range of overdrive tones.
it should be noted that good headphones should be used with this. preferrably something with a driver. the cheapie white earbuds that came with that mp3 player aren't good, and fart out at higher gain.
it fits perfectly in the cup for the jack of a strat, as the body of the strat gives it support (unless your strat is from early 80's).

Just what I expected... I liiiiike it!

Allows me to practice without disturbing she-who-must-be-obeyed!