Fender Amp Mustang I V2 Combo

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These tiny little tube-driven heads have 20 watts of solid-state power, so there’s plenty of clean headroom for home use. The only catch is you have to hook it up to a cabinet for it to work.

Overall, the modeling technology and the ability to connect the amp to a PC makes this a handy amp for first-time guitar players and for intermediate guitar players looking to learn about digital recordings and effects. The USB connection and Fender's own FUSE software lets you personalise the presets to the exact style you're looking for. 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: Lastly, the “V.2” indicates the series has had an upgrade, so you now have more amp choices because there are now 5 additional alternatives. The V2 models carry additional tonal shifting options mostly. The Fender Mustang I V2 is a small 20-watt amp suitable for beginners at home. The modelling technology and the ability to connect it to your PC/Mac makes this handy little amp a great choice for a first-time guitarist.Controls: Gain, Volume, Treble, Bass, Master, Preset Select, Modulation Select, Delay/Reverb Select, Save Button, Exit Button, Tap Tempo Button

Adding versatility to the model, Fender Mustang I V2 comes with a USB port along with the Fender FUSE software for PC/Mac. This software makes the controls function a breeze, as you can edit and save your presets online without turning a knob. Saving a new preset means you have to delete the old one, but with FUSE software, you can save it online and use it again later. Also, you can access a great deal more effects and tones available online. Furthermore, there isn’t much problem with the mobility of the amp itself, as it comes with 3 feet long USB cable. AUX Input and Headphone Output 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. Windows version: https://www.fmicassets.com/fender/support/software/fender_software/fender_fuse/pc/FenderFUSE_FULL_2.7.1.exeThe Fender Mustang I v.2 is oriented towards the beginner player looking for a quality 20-watt practice amp. Loaded with 24 factory presets including a wide array of amps and effects, a beginner can easily find a sound to base their personal tone on. It’s incredibly easy to use, and the Fender Fuse software is very easy to work with. If that's not enough for you, it is also possible to store more on your PC, which brings us nicely onto ... Fender are certainly well known for their guitars, but they also make some pretty fantastic amplifiers too. Note: The Mustang I and II models never had the FIZZ issue, so the only reason to buy a v.2 over a v.1 for those models is for the new effects or amp models. The “1” in the “Fender Mustang 1” name stands for “I”, the Roman number. It means it’s the smallest amp of the Mustang series (without counting the Mustang Mini).

Ableton® Live Lite 8 Fender® Edition studio-quality recording software compatible with Mustang USB recording output The tolex is unfortunately not real and looks to be of some sort of vinyl or plastic. It’s very sturdy though, and small dings won’t even show up. This review is highlighting the Fender Mustang I V.2. The features stay the same across the whole lineup all the same. The only thing that changes is the size and output. The Fender Mustang I V2 is a small 20-watt amp that’s great for beginners to practice at home. Beginners could also find joy in taking this amp to their guitar practice. The friendly price-tag of this amp is also a great feature for beginners. This could be confusing or even overwhelming for a beginner, and maybe even a bit too much for a more experienced player. However the wide array of amp models are sure to keep you busy for hours experimenting with different amps, effects, and pedals.

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