Fender Mustang Floor Guitar Multi-Effects Pedal Review
January 23, 2012 by Chaz · Leave a Comment
The Mustang Floor shares its name with Fender’s range of Mustang digital modelling amps, and is similarly packed full of digital effects and amp models. The unit also connects to a computer via USB for direct recording and preset editing. Read the press release below for full details. Read more
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January 13, 2011 by Chaz · Leave a Comment
NAMM 2011 — The ’65 Deluxe Reverb is one of our most popular reissue amps, delivering classic Fender tube tone for the discerning guitarist. Its 22-watt 1×12-inch configuration is perfect for stage and studio alike. Read more
NAMM 2011: Fender Mustang III, IV and V Guitar Amps
January 10, 2011 by Chaz · Leave a Comment
Fender completes the first generation of its Mustang amplifier line with the introduction of the high-powered Mustang III, IV and V models. Like the smaller Mustang I and II models released in late summer NAMM 2010, Mustang III, IV and V raise the standard for modern guitar versatility and muscle, with incredibly authentic amp models, a huge bank of built-in effects, easy USB connectivity and Fender FUSE software, all packed into a striking visual design with sleek and modern Fender black “carbon tweed” covering and silver grille cloth.
Mustang III is a 100-watt open-back combo with a 12-inch Celestion speaker great for rehearsing and smaller gigs; Mustang IV is a 150-watt open-back combo with dual 12-inch Celestion speakers great for rehearsing and larger gigs. The Mustang V Head is for the big gigs—a 150-watt amp head that pairs with the rugged Mustang V 412 Cabinet, which is loaded with four 12-inch Celestion speakers and sturdy center baffle bracing. Read more
Tags: fender mustang 3 amp reviews, Fender Mustang IV V2 Review, fender mustang IV vs V, reviews and opinions of fender mustang IV and V V2 amplifiers,Fender Mustang I and II Guitar Amplifier Review
November 1, 2010 by G-v Rover · 4 Comments
Fender continues its successful push into the arena of affordable modeling amps spearheaded by the G-DEC series. Now, with the Mustang I and II, Fender brings modeling technology to its more budget-conscious level yet. Mustang I and II feature a straightforward approach: modeled amp sounds coupled with great effects and virtually unlimited editing and storage potential through computer hookup. Read more
Fender Hot Rod III Series Guitar Amps
September 13, 2010 by Chaz · Leave a Comment
The Fender Hot Rod III series features upgrades based on player feedback, including improved speakers, enhanced circuits and revised cosmetic appointments
Fender releases the new Fender Hot Rod III series amplifiers, featuring several upgrades based on player feedback, including improved speakers, enhanced circuits and revised cosmetic appointments. The new Fender Hot Rod III series includes the Hot Rod Deville 410 III, Hot Rod Deville 212 III, Hot Rod Deluxe, Blues Junior III and Pro Junior III amps.
All Fender Hot Rod III series amps include easier-to-read black control panels, new badges, “dog bone” handles, heavy-duty chicken-head knobs and LED jewel lights. Additionally, the Fender Hot Rod DeVille and Fender Deluxe amps feature graduated volume and treble pot tapers, and include new low-profile “pedalboard friendly” footswitches. Read more
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September 12, 2010 by Chaz · 2 Comments
Mustang series guitar amps offer up-to-date features and loads of fun at unbelievable prices.
Aimed at guitarists from beginner to weekend warrior, these high-performance machines contain highly accurate amp modeling, a stellar collection of effects courtesy of an all-new DSP platform, and many “hidden” capabilities, yet they are easy to use right out of the box!
The visually striking design treatment looks all new, yet evocative of classic Fender styling. And with loud, lightweight power amp designs and muscular speakers and cabinetry, they sound as good as they look. The Fender Mustang is a closed-back combo with a special design speaker.
The amps come factory loaded with 24 presets built from 8 amp models and 24 effects, with tones from vintage Fender to modern Metal. The number of amp models can be increased with the use of a computer, and this amp can be completely reconfigured by the user.
All Fender Mustang amps include USB connectivity for high-quality, low latency audio output, and to engage the Fender Fuse software application for PC and Mac. Read more
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January 18, 2010 by Chaz · Leave a Comment
Fender G-DEC-3, worlds best guitar amplifier? I don’t know about all that, but I can honestly say it’s one of the cooler amps we’ve seen at NAMM. Check out the video below and decide for yourself. Read more
Radio Frequencies with a Fender Sidekick 25
September 18, 2009 by Chaz · 2 Comments
Why do I hear people talking, like on an AM radio, when I turn up my Fender Sidekick 25 (SKX25R) really loud? The distortion is too loud for me to understand them. Also, I bought it used. How much was it new?
Without actually hearing the voices I would suggest you make the following checks: Make sure you’re using a good quality shielded cable intended for guitar. Screw off the cable ends and look for either the foil or braided “shield” which signifies a cable intended for this use. Check if the shield is soldered well to the plug. Do you have single-coil pickups? If so, that could be the problem right there. Single coils, especially if they’re of poor quality, pick up all sorts of radio crud. It’s possible that the amp itself is susceptible to RFI (radio frequency interference) because of poor shielding or just massive amounts of gain. RFI can sometimes be extreme in certain locales. Do you live near a radio station or Ham operator? Bring the amp to a friend’s house and see if it’s any better. Finally try and listen closely to the radio voices; are they speaking directly to you? Unt how long have you had this problems? The amp was $249.99 new.
Fender Sidekick 25 Video Demo
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July 28, 2009 by Chaz · 2 Comments
When you think of guitar amplifiers, there are a few names that jump out automatically. For decades, Fender has been one of those names. When a player wants to get a stellar clean tone, there are a few amps that will deliver without question. Today, we will be looking at the Fender Frontman 212R solid state guitar amplifier, one of Fender’s best selling amplifiers to date. Read more
Fender AmpliTube Studio vs Fender Metalhead Amplifier
A few days ago we posted a review the Fender AmpliTube Studio Software. Here is a cool video comparison between the Fender MetalHead Amplifier and the AmpliTube Fender Guitar amp modeling suite. Well done Fender!
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Fender AmpliTube Studio Software: $199
Fender Metalhead Amplifier: $699
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