Guitar Hero Air Guitar Rocker mini amplifier

This miniature replica guitar amplifier has several rock guitar demo tracks to play, but also can be used as a real amplifier, with input and output jacks and a small built-in speaker. And even if you don't play guitar, it makes a funny looking but suitable replacement for the mini battery powered amplifier that Radio Shack used to sell.

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Science & Technology

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• activision
• jada
• toys
• guitar
• hero
• air
• rocker
• power
• stack
• ag-5000
• ag5000
• mini
• miniature
• micro
• sized
• battery
• powered
• amp
• amplifier
• built-in
• demo
• tracks
• songs
• sony
• dcr-trv280
• trv280
• digital8

[artifactingreality]

"it doesn't sound that bad"

it sounds fucking terrible.

[vwestlife]

@artifactingreality OK, then find me something this small that sounds better!

[bakonfreek]

omg its got guitar tracks that can be recognized, idiot record companies are going to come on here and say "oh its got music and we recognize it so your making money, FLAGGED"...or atleast that's what happened to me, careful!!

[vwestlife]

@bakonfreek YouTube allows up to 30 seconds of a song to be used without copyright restrictions.

[SpeakerFreak95]

You can see that the speaker has a foam surround, at least not FOLDED PAPER! lol

[Lachlant1984]

I've just been watching a few videos of that Air Guitar Rocker on YouTube, the socket under the power switch is for the belt buckle with the pick.

[Lachlant1984]

I've just been looking on eBay, someone may be able to correct me if I'm wrong, but I think that speakerbox is part of the Air Guitar Rocker kit that has a pick and a belt buckle that apparently senses the movement of the pick and it generates sounds based on the movement of the pick, I may have that wrong, so if someone can correct me I'd be really happy, I wouldn't mind getting one of these things, I think it's really cool.

[vantageIIx]

Guitar level? Through your camera, it looks like an 1/8th inch jack instead of a quarter inch. I've always found these tiny amps to be fun little toys, even if they don't sound all that good. I have a Smokey amp (plastic, not a cigarette cart one) and it's smaller than an iPhone, but gives a passable sound for some slide guitar, and doubles as a fuzz.

[SpeakerFreak95]

Im surprised that it has a decently built speaker, you can plainly see it has a foam surround, lol watch this become a collectors item in twenty years,

[Trance88]

Pretty cute. I'd like to hear what it sounds like with an input source.

[bakonfreek]

@vwestlife not for me =/

[ashleycox432]

cool!

[artifactingreality]

@vwestlife Someone really ought to develop a Li-ion battery powered speaker. Unless such a thing exists already? Posibbly with a conventional driver (I guess 2" would be the max for it to truly be portable) and a piezo tweeter at some apropriate crossover.

[coondogtheman1234]

@Vinylrecordsneverdie

And when I do it's coming home with me and gonna meet my iPod and PSP. I may also record the guitar riffs off this thing if it has an audio out which I think it does and play around with them in goldwave.