You may remember SephZero as the talented graphic designer behind a number of excellent PSP-OSS Themes. Since then he has taken on the new application titled SimpleAmp. This MP3 player is quite nice and with the new graphic overhaul looks like it could easily be one of the most functional and nice looking MP3 applications for PSP. The previous Beta 1 of Simple Amp read music up to 12MB, but wasn't able to use subdirectorys. As you can tell from the video, this has obviously been fixed. Nice work SephZero and thanks for the heads up.
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