Fender Amp Mustang I V2 Combo

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Ableton® Live Lite 8 Fender® Edition studio-quality recording software compatible with Mustang USB recording output Ableton® Live Lite 8 Fender® edition studio-quality recording software compatible with Mustang USB recording output

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The solid wood case ensures longevity and is said to be highly durable by many guitarists. Its vinyl casing offers excellent protection against damages such as spills on the road or scratches and scrapes. The USB connection and FUSE software enable players to really get the sound they’re after effortlessly. Pros of The Fender Mustang IIIA full palette of effects including reverb, delay/echo, tremolo, phaser, with additional new effects including Big Fuzz, Green Screamer and pitch shifting (with even more available through Fender® FUSE™) 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. Without doubt, the main attribute of this Fender combo is the authentic sounding amp modelling on board. It is still advertised as being compatible with FUSE, and it is but just not through the originally authentic channel. We appreciate that some players may be disinclined to use other software and find it a little underhand that it is regularly advertised as having something it doesn’t. Weight

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The Fender Mustang V Head V.2 is a powerful digital modelling head that can reproduce the sounds of 17 classic amplifiers from the likes of Fender themselves and other world class names. The amp models stretch from glassy cleans through crunchy overdrives to full on in-your-face distortion which makes the Mustang V.2 perfect for people who play a wide variety of styles. Use USB connection and Fender's FUSE software to really dig into your presets and get the exact sound you're after. In fact, Leo Fender actually started building amps before moving into the manufacturing of guitars. The Fender Mustang is

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This is very common with these smaller practice amps. The same criticism is often levied at the Line 6 Spider range. All the time and effort goes into cramming it full of features, but not bothering to make the speaker actually sound adequate. This is usually the reason why I tell people to save a little longer and buy a Boss Katana 50, which has a ton of features and houses a decent 12″ speaker. The quality of this amp surprised me. I’ve heard quite a few budget amps before as my students often bring their amps into lessons for me to explain how to use them. Quite often the tone sounds cheap (eg: I have vivid memories of hearing the then-new Marshall MG series and the ridiculously horrible sounds it spat out). The quality of this amp was a pleasant surprise. The effects were actually very high quality and very surprising. Quite often budget amps have poor sounding effects that feel very digital. The effects with the Mustang were actually very usable. If you don’tplan on using the Fender FUSE software, this amp is nota great choice. You won’t have as many effects to play around with and you will have trouble tweaking your tone to your liking. If you do not plan to connect your amp to your PC/Mac, I don’t recommend this amp. Also, if you’re only interested in modern, high-gain amp sounds for metal, this amp won’t suit you. How to get the most out of it Easy to use controls are crucial for an amp in this price range. Some of the largest and most expensive amps are known for being kinda hard to work with, but those amps are usually only bought by guitarists who absolutely know what they’re doing.

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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. You would expect significant volume from the 100-watt power section, but we have to say that the Mustang III doesn’t cut as well as other models – particularly the Fender Deluxe. However, times have moved on from loud being the be-all and end-all when it comes to amps. It does, however, still have the capacity to fill a venue adequately. Presets are easily edited with the knobs on the face of the amp, and then saved with the Save button on top.Use the Fender FUSE software. Learn to use the software to tweak your sound and learn how each effect changes your overall tone. Here’s the general process to follow to achieve a good tone: 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

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The Fender Mustang III is a powerful, digital modeling amp with the capacity to reproduce sounds of 17 classic amplifiers from world-famous brands, including Fender and Marshall. The amp models stretch from clear and clean sounds to show-stopping distortions, making it perfect for guitarists who experiment with different genres. 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. 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.

It has a USB port for using the Fender Fuse software and even recording. The amp also comes with a demo version of Ableton 10 Live to get you started recording your own demos. The amp doesn’t feel too heavy and feels quite well made. Being a small amp you’re less likely to cause serious damage if you drop it. My students who own this amp have never reported any issues with the amp or with the software. Overall impression