Affordable guitar gear purveyor Harley Benton has launched a new headphone amp, the DNAfx GiT Mobile.
The device – which admittedly looks a lot like a certain headphone amp made by Fender (cough, Mustang Micro, cough) – boasts 14 guitar amp simulations taken from Harley Benton's DNAfx GiT Pro floor-based amp modeler and multi-effects unit, and offers everything from “classic American cleans to British-style crunch sounds, all the way to high-gain territory”.
![[L-R] Harley Benton DNAfx GiT Mobile and Fender Mustang Micro](https://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/GjPonx7CXWKxcgqG6CVjPj-1200-80.jpg.webp)
It's also loaded with 14 additional digital effects, including several different types of delay and reverb, in addition to modulation effects like chorus, phaser and flanger.
Other specs include a rechargeable lithium ion battery, which takes two hours to charge and offers five hours of unplugged use, a USB-C input for audio recording, and a rotatable input jack plug. The most enticing feature for many players, however, is likely its $62 price tag, which clocks in at around half the price of Fender's offering.
See below for a full list of amp sims included with the DNAfx GiT Mobile headphone amp.
- US Double Clean
- US Deluxe Clean
- Acoustic Sim
- Sonic Drive
- US 59 Bass
- Doctor Wreck
- Brit Plexi
- Powerful DS
- Cali V
- 30 Oranges
- Soldier 100 DS
- 5153 Crunch
- Brit 800
- Combo 30 OD
For more information, head to Harley Benton.
