Fender Champion 20 vs Fender Mustang LT25

The reverb and effects are very good, with less "digital" sound than I am used to with simulated effects. Still, I prefer my separate Boss pedals that have a lot more control for the delay and chorus. But the Champion effects are plenty good enough for practice without hauling out my pedalboard. BTW, the amp works fine with a two button footswitch P/N 0071359000 (which isn't clear in the online info or brief instruction manual)

Naturally, the LAVA was fine on its own, but before getting the Mustang GTX my poor Strat was stuck with a dinky 10-watt Ibanez amp that had a... demoralizing sound

Only thing it doesn't have as a tuner. Okay, so that's pretty much it. It's needs to sound good at low lines. It needs to sound big at low volumes

As for amps, I'd advise against using anything that comes in a starter pack because they pretty much universally sound like ass. Given the range of tones you want, you'd probably be best served with a practice amp. The best options on that front seem to be the Boss Katana 50, the Yamaha THR10, the Blackstar ID:Core 10, and the Fender Mustang LT25. None of them will sound as good as a tube amp or expensive digital modelers, but they still sound pretty good for the money and they come built in with a bunch of effects

Even nicer is it comes with the channel/effects switch pedal included that has the Velcro attachment straps inside the cabinet to transport the pedal and cables. Effects loops is there to grow your own sound and this is a great amp that'll grow with you till you become a rockstar and have roadies lugging your amp stacks around. Best 212 value there currently is next to the Boss katana (which is almost twice the price) Awesome analog-like tactile control without convoluted options for easy dialing in and tweaking your sounds. Highly recommended from rook to pro

I always played with guitar purists who looked down on anything other than a tube amplifier. Then after running their signals through an annoying array of digital stomp boxes, they would proclaim how sweet the sound was. If you are one of those people forget about this amplifier. This amp is light and compact, and it doesn't need a crate with wheels

But all the other features of this amp make up for the missing spring reverb. I think I will buy the 50xl next. Additional Note: I added a speaker jack for an external speaker with a DPDT switch mounted on the same bracket so that I can attach an external speaker. I can switch back and forth between the internal and external

I would expect these features in a low-end professional amp, not at this price point for home students I am sold, and will be a Fender Mustang amp person for as long as they continue to offer this type of quality product in their Mustang lineup! I will be using this for years to come. Should I move up in needs or desires, I will not hesitate to purchase Mustang amps that fit those needs and desires. Nothing can be perfect though. I wish the electric outlet cord was longer than 5'

But if you turn it up to 10, you'll be able to hear the difference. So I'm going to demonstrate this using two different kinds of reverbs, a hall reve...

Frankly, modeling is better at low volumes for that, and neither is close, but modeling is close enough and better than attenunated tubes. Even a 5 watt tube amp cranked won’t sound as boomy as a 50 watt tube through a 4x12. Low volume, spend less money. The Fender Mustang is also a highly praised modeler

This is a great amp so here we go use my trusty keys. We're gonna open this puppy up. It's sealed really well which is what I like let's get this bad ...

Hi there, I'm Rick Hines. I'm the product development manager for amplifiers, and I'm here today to talk about the Mustang LT25. The Mustang is a part...