Fender Amp Mustang I V2 Combo

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Fender are certainly well known for their guitars, but they also make some pretty fantastic amplifiers too. With the Fender Fuse software, you can also put any preset on any slot regardless of what amp name is next to it on the amp. So it’s completely possible to fill the entire amp with just ’65 Princeton Reverb presets if you wanted to.

Fender Mustang V Head V.2 Guitar Amp - Andertons Music Co. Fender Mustang V Head V.2 Guitar Amp - Andertons Music Co.

Answer: Amps with Bluetooth have a great many benefits – possibly, none more than the removal of those hazardous wires all over the floor. Bluetooth lets an amp work with any compatible device, whether it be a smartphone, tablet, or computer, so you can play anywhere (with Wi-Fi!). The Fender Mustang III comes after the lower-powered I and II, with a larger 100-W and single 12-inch speaker; it has managed to be still compact and portable. The LCD screen and large data wheel are a modern-day finish to the traditional Fender cabinet. Seventeen high-quality Fender and other amp models including five new ones, such as '57 Twin and '60s Thrift The USB connection and FUSE software enable players to really get the sound they’re after effortlessly. Pros of The Fender Mustang III

Fenders Mustang series began in 2010 and were initially designed for budget-minded players and beginners – people who wanted a versatile amp for home recording and practice. The line now spans into everything from these small, portable beginner ranges to amps big and loud enough to gig venues with. Warranty Amp Models - Without doubt, the main attribute of this Fender combo is the authentic sounding amp modelling on board. Is it any good though? Fender Mustang I - V2 Amp Models List The main cabinet is made out of plywood, which is much better than MDF. Grill-cloth is made out of the standard fabric Fender uses for all its Silverface amps. The classic chrome Fender-logo is proudly presented on the face. There is a Mustang logo on the top of the face, right where the logo on a Tweed amp would be. The ‘I’ in ‘Fender Mustang I’ means it is the smallest amp in the Mustang series (not counting the Mustang Mini). The I is a 20-watt combo amp with an 8-inch speaker. The Mustang II is a 40-watt amp with a 12-inch speaker. The line goes all the way up to V which is a 150watt head with 4×12 inch speaker cabinet. This review looks at the Mustang I but all the main features are similar across the Mustang series.

Fender Mustang III Review: Is It Right for Your Needs? Fender Mustang III Review: Is It Right for Your Needs?

To sum things up, it looks like the Fender Mustang I (V2) is an affordable little modelling amp that comes with some great built in amp models but is also relatively simple to connect to your PC or Mac. The amp is extremely versatile, portable and loud. If you are looking for your first modelling amplifier and would like to get into digital recording, this might be just the bit of kit you are after. Controls: Gain, Volume, Treble, Bass, Master, Preset Select, Modulation Select, Delay/Reverb Select, Save Button, Exit Button, Tap Tempo Button As I said before, you can save 24 individual presets, which will most likely be more than enough. The amp has a dead simple layout: gain, volume, treble, bass, and a master volume. There are also knobs for preset navigation, modulation, and delay/reverb. The amp also comes with a built-in tuner, which is accessed by holding down on the ‘tap’ button.First of all, what does it look like? There’s no doubt that this is a Fender amp. It looks to be a combination of a classic Fender Tweed amp and a Fender Silverface amp. To give you an idea: There are 24 fully customizable factory presets that can all be accessed right on the amp. There are three banks of eight presets. You can see which bank you’re on by looking at the color of the LED light. Green = bank 1, Orange = bank 2, and Red = bank 3.