I've been a huge line 6 fan till I bought this amp today. This amp has some of the best sounds I have ever heard out of an amp this size. I love the laptop connectivity..
I just bought this amp today. I am having to adjust my thinking regarding this digital way of doing things. You've really helped me out. Thank you very much.
All kidding aside, it's quite refreshing to hear someone knowledgable in music review something, that isn't endorsed or paid to do so. Thanks for this review, man!
Again......great video you did. I want to add to that if you run a line to another speaker, all the stereo effects will be in stereo, just as if you were running into your computer speakers, via USB or using headphones. You'll get some good bottom end sound too by running another speaker cabinet .....with a 12" inch speaker. If I were using mine live, that's how I'd do it, along with some separation to bring out the stereo modulation effects.
Well I don't play any myself to really know, but the British amp is a Marshall emulation and I think it sounds pretty "real". It is my favourite for thick rock/blues tones.
Thanks dude. I've been playing for 35 years and was so excited about this amp I wanted to share. The only better sounding amp I've ever used was a Vox AC30 I used in my last professional band, but this amp has loads of great sounds, not just 1.
@koalacheroki thats correct. Can be used for up and down of patches or you can have a couple of favourites. I purchased the 4 button too. Very useful having both.
@DJMannas Please let me know what you think when you get it. Yes, all the amps and cabs are very authentic. With the Marshall you can get great pinched harmonics and it's fat sounding. Have a great time playing.
@NtGism yes indeed. My advice, for what it's worth, get the nicest clean sound you can on the amp without the pedal board, then use the pedals. If you have true bypass on the pedals you can use some of the programing features on the amp. It gives lovely sustain. I use NO pedals anymore!
Really? Myself and 2 other band members use them live and have done for some time and find them great....for the price! I am always looking for a better tone though, which guitar player isn't? What setup do you use?
@MrShredder666 It's impossible to say. It IS small which suits me. It gets over a drummer and bass player no problem at all, but I'm not playing hard rock or anything like that. I have never had the volume knob above 4. Another guy in the band has the next one up with 2 12" speakers. Not that much more money for the extra power if ya think you might need it.
@playerslightregular In my experience, 35 odd years, it is the guitars that buzz and hum, not the amps. If I play the guitar near to the PC, it'll hum because the pickups pick up the RF interference. I have never had any problems with strange noises when gigging.
@zemanel1231 The distortion sound are great, both the amp overdrive and the distortion pedal simulation. I'm afraid I have no knowledge of drop tunings and I don't play heavy metal, but great sound is great sound, and this amp rocks.
@examiner Nice video! Incidentally, there is a cover made by Fender for this amp. Sweetwater sells it for just under $20. Their item number is 'Mustang3Cvr'
@nelrazor1 There is nothing on the back but the footswitch ports (2 and 4 button) and the FX loop. There is an emulated heaphone out on the front. The only amp I ever heard with a decent line out is the Blackstar. If you want to record directly, use a pc and the USB out. It sounds exactly like the speaker out, and you can choose stereo chorus and delays in the amp.
@xylophoneblaine yes I think it would hold up to traveling, but there is no cover for it, so the black covering will mark. Having said that, I've put mine in and out of the car many times and it still looks great 'cause I'm careful! The knobs and switches seem sturdy. I was playing last night on a pretty large stage with a full band and LOUD vocal foldback (the lead singer is a bit deaf!) and I had the master volume on only 3.5. Loads of gigging power.
@MrShredder666 well it's pretty solidly made and very nicely finished. There are no metal corners on it which would have been nice. As far as knobs and electronics go, I'd say very gig worthy.
@fran6283 100 presets. you have to over-write a preset for your own sounds but the software it comes with is a librarian to save as many as you want. No looper. The fx are purely guitar fx and amp/speaker modeling.
Hey I have the Fender Mustang 1, which is pretty much the same thing as the 3 except that the 3 is bigger and has an LCD screen. I can get some really heavy tones with the thing. You could probably achieve the sound you're looking for by making your own amp preset using Fender FUSE that comes with the amp. The possibilties are endless with this amp. I made everything from a Clapton sound to a thick, heavy sort of super metal tone. I play classic heavy metal but u can get the new stuff too.
Well you can, to a point. The LCD shows the current positions of controls, which is handy, but if you want to change Bias or SAG you have to use the screen. Also true for changing FX. Having basic tone/volume controls on top is brilliant for quick tempory adjustments while playing, something you can't normally do with fx pedals and the like.
Wow. The more I listen, the more impressed I am! It sounds as if the pick response is very close to that of a valve amp. Is that true, or is it just my wishful thinking?
Is the 100w version stupid loud? Like, would I have trouble playing this in a bedroom? I don't wanna drop down in wattage cause i like the screen showing where the knobs are in the patch, but I live in an apartment so I need to be mildly considerate of neighbors
@CrossHolder92 No idea M8, never heard a vox vt80, or even seen one. FX loop allows you to add external fx like reverb or delay pedals to your setup without affecting the original tone of your guitar. I feel it's totally unneeded when all the fx are built into the amp
that is awesome, you can download the individual sounds for the old songs from their website, so if you want iron maiden you go to their website, find that sound and press download, and you can use it with the amp :b and it handles them well :b
This is a very nice amp. I am getting one myself, but I am afraid the 3 will be too big for just practicing at home. What I like about the 3 is the lcd display. Very easy to adjust all the settings. Much easier then with the 1 or the 2, but only thing that concerns me is the power of this amp. Will it be a bone shaker when just playing at home, or is it manageable so that the volume is acceptable and not annoying the neighbours?
Fantastic! I too was a Line 6 fan, as an ex-band member had one. The Fender blows is out of the water( to my ears). Post some playing on youtube so we can all hear :)
@waao2005 there isn't one! I use clean sounds a lot as my band plays some Eagles and early Beatles, and its sweet. The software upgrade from ages ago fixed that problem.
hey i need some advice i have a dean 350 custom floyd rose and i like to play metal rock i love bfmv and a have my guitar in drop C i think but i like to play all kind of stuf do you think that this amp is good for me? sorry for my bad english
@BaDG0oD Sorry dude, don't know anything about the other amps you mention, I am just a player like you, but out of the amps I tried the Fender had the best tone for me. I needed some sparkling clean sound for my band but some great lead sounds with huge sustain for my own stuff. Mustang 3 delivered.
hey thanks a ton man being a huge metal fan who also plays blues and jazz, i was worried if i would like this since i only got to play i for a short amount of time but my mind has been set
The amp comes with Fender Fuse software and the community has many sounds you can download and use. Better still, use the software and make it yourself, it's easy.
I was thinking of getting this as a first gigging amp. I've never had a tube amp before, and would like this, so was wondering if this is much worse than tube amps in the price range (£200-£300), and whether it's good enough for gigging.
I noticed that some of the names on your presets don't match the names on factory ones, is that through fender fuse downloaded presets or can you name them yourself?
@thestrid82 The master volume does, as you say, jump suddenly. I have never tried to play "very" quietly, but I can program a patch with very little volume on it so I can turn up the master. The headphone out is great.
@wretcheddog I think with a little patience you could get just about anybody's tone. The amp simulation "british 80's" is a marshall. combined with the 4x12 speaker sim I think you get pretty close to Slash tones, especially if you have Les Paul style axe. Load up the Fender ASIO drivers and you can choose the amp as the recording input, and the tone from the USB out is exactly the same as through the speaker. It records brilliantly, especially as you can choose stereo delays to record
Because it's programmable you can program the sound to be quite quiet and use the master volume to really control the sound without losing the tone. You can also plug in headphones. The Mustang 2 is nice but programming is limited in comparison the the 3
Excellent review - thank you! Thanks to you, I will seriously consider getting this amp. A quick question though please! What kind of ports does it have on the back? A line out? (Fingers crossed it does!)
Hello sir! Great demo! Have you used a wah pedal with the amp yet? If so, does it respond well? I love all the amp models and effects it offers. I use my cry baby wah extensively in my sound, so it certainly would be nice if they worked well together. Thank you for the nice demo!
Jeez, never felt the amp muddy! The other guitar player in the band uses a mustang 3 with a Telecaster and it bites my head off its so bright. I can even get kinda jangly with my Les Paul, but of course they are a much thicker, less top end guitar. I personally hate the neck profile on Strats, but there you go. Just taste.
I have a Behringer V-Ampire LX110 and an Epiphone sg G-400. I'm thinking of buying a new guitar (Fender American Strat Deluxe) or this amp instead. What would you recommend me? I feel like the amp sounds muddy and I've tried the strat with a Mustang II and it just amazed me.
Hi the sound effects are great. Can you get the Shadows Hank Marvin sound settings? That early sixties echo reverb sound. I know you can subscribe to the Fender Fuse software will this type of sound be on this software? Thankyou
Probably pretty close I think. The reverb you're after is a simple spring reverb which it does. I no longer use this amp, or in fact any guitar amp, so I can't try it for you. There is a new version of the amp too.
@JdBekk45 Find a sound you want to edit. Edit it. Press SAVE, choose where you want to save it, IE patch 00 to 99,( it will be on the patch number you were editing to start with) press SAVE again. OR use Fuse software to download some great sounds and save in the same way.
Hey man question: When I have the volume knob maxed and turn up the master knob past 6, the amp volume drops out. However when I play backing tracks through the AUX jack, I can turn the master knob to maximum and it doesn't drop out. Is this normal for the amp, or do I need a repair?
@presatito Well, I have a friend with the II and it's not bad, but the III is much easier to use and a lot of the programming can be done on the amp itself. You HAVE to use Fuse software with the II. With some careful programing the III can sound really good at low levels, as you are still driving the preamp hard, but you can program the master really low.
❤love mine stereo with pv vyper 112 awesome and Marshall dsl 40 112 wet dry wet on stands mega loud ECT .supersound .pedals foot control 😮line 6dl4 n mxr 10 eq in loop on Marshall dsl 40 great rig😮😅
Hey chap. Not sure about the Mayer sound, I don't listen enough to him to know the sound but there are a LOT of different sounds in there if you take the time. Re the mic...yes I agree the one I have is not wonderful but I use one so rarely it's not worth it to me. I just use the USB straight into the computer for recording the guitar now.
Hey i got this amp this christmas but how do you save stuff? Like if i wanted to save a distortion channel and a clean channel how would i do that? Great vid btw :)
hey! great review, i've been looking up several reviews for the amp and i'm liking it so far, stuck inbetween choosing the Vypyr 75 wat (Peavey) and the Fender Mustang 3.. but, can the Fender Mustang 3 be good for playing Heavy Metal (Killswitch Engage/Lamb of God) Type of music
planning to get me one since i have not too much money to afford a tube amp, does it have a decent tone for guns n roses and bon jovi tunes? it sounds amazing on the video...
Hi, i was looking for new amp. I need an amp, with which one i can gig, and play with band. I dont really like this processors in amp's, classic is better i think :) I have checked some amps, same price as Mustang. Fender FM212R; peavey Bandit 112,Line 6 Spider IV 75, Line 6 III Spider Jam and ofcorse Mustang III :) I play Stuff like White Stripes, Nirvana ... like hard rock, classic. I dont play metal at all. So what do you reccomend? Sorry for my English! Thanks :)
Hello, I know there is a pedal floorboard from Fender with this software inside. I would like to know, if You or someone here used it, if it is as good as the amplifier, being a little older, if memory helps me. Thank You and thumbs up!!
I've heard nothing but good things about the Fender Mustang Floor model. The only downside is you have to have a separate speaker cabinet. That might not be a bad thing though because you can match it with whatever speaker you want. A few years back, I hooked my Mustang III up to run through the speakers of my Peavey Stereo Chorus 212 . It sounded fantastic through those two Scorpion 12 inch speakers.
@@littlebritain64 I've heard the same thing from other guitarist's opinions that I trust. They made the new GT models compatible with Blue Tooth, but they also changed the speaker to better accommodate music for backing tracks that people like to download and play through their amps. By doing that though, it effected the guitar tone in a negative way. These are just other people's views, and I've never tried a GT model myself. I still really like my originals Mustangs ( I've got a Mustang 1 v 2 and a Mustang III v1 ) I'm happy with them and it seems like I'm always finding new things to do with them.
@hazuinf I use it live. Gets over a loud drummer and bass player fine and we are not mic'd up. I truly can't comment on the tube amp thing as I don't use one and didn't try one. Too expensive and too damn heavy
I've been a huge line 6 fan till I bought this amp today. This amp has some of the best sounds I have ever heard out of an amp this size. I love the laptop connectivity..
@toasterjoe70 thanks for the comment man. I wanted to do the vid 'cause I was excited about the amp so I hope you love it too. All the best.
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I just bought this amp today. I am having to adjust my thinking regarding this digital way of doing things. You've really helped me out. Thank you very much.
Thats great to hear. Have fun and keep rocking.
All kidding aside, it's quite refreshing to hear someone knowledgable in music review something, that isn't endorsed or paid to do so. Thanks for this review, man!
Again......great video you did. I want to add to that if you run a line to another speaker, all the stereo effects will be in stereo, just as if you were running into your computer speakers, via USB or using headphones. You'll get some good bottom end sound too by running another speaker cabinet .....with a 12" inch speaker. If I were using mine live, that's how I'd do it, along with some separation to bring out the stereo modulation effects.
Enjoyed the video and it's a great amp. You said " if it didn't do cleans well , it wouldn't be worth buying." That's true for ANY amp.
Well I don't play any myself to really know, but the British amp is a Marshall emulation and I think it sounds pretty "real". It is my favourite for thick rock/blues tones.
Thanks dude. I've been playing for 35 years and was so excited about this amp I wanted to share. The only better sounding amp I've ever used was a Vox AC30 I used in my last professional band, but this amp has loads of great sounds, not just 1.
A very old Ibanez with locking trem system. I now use a Les Paul as it suits the band I'm in better. I can get a lovely blues tone from this amp.
@koalacheroki thats correct. Can be used for up and down of patches or you can have a couple of favourites. I purchased the 4 button too. Very useful having both.
100 presets, but with the software you can store as many as you want on your computer and put them in your amp when you need
@DJMannas Please let me know what you think when you get it. Yes, all the amps and cabs are very authentic. With the Marshall you can get great pinched harmonics and it's fat sounding. Have a great time playing.
@Bogie6588 you are so right! and just rolling off the volume on the guitar changes the tone just like a valve amp would
As soon as you played the first chord I knew I'm gonna buy this thing :)
@BaDG0oD I use it with a live drummer, another guitarist and a bass player and rarely turn it above 4! 100 watts is loud when it sounds this good.
When you strummed that first chord I was ready to go into "A Taste Of Honey"
@NtGism yes indeed. My advice, for what it's worth, get the nicest clean sound you can on the amp without the pedal board, then use the pedals. If you have true bypass on the pedals you can use some of the programing features on the amp. It gives lovely sustain. I use NO pedals anymore!
Really? Myself and 2 other band members use them live and have done for some time and find them great....for the price! I am always looking for a better tone though, which guitar player isn't? What setup do you use?
@MrShredder666 It's impossible to say. It IS small which suits me. It gets over a drummer and bass player no problem at all, but I'm not playing hard rock or anything like that. I have never had the volume knob above 4. Another guy in the band has the next one up with 2 12" speakers. Not that much more money for the extra power if ya think you might need it.
@playerslightregular In my experience, 35 odd years, it is the guitars that buzz and hum, not the amps. If I play the guitar near to the PC, it'll hum because the pickups pick up the RF interference. I have never had any problems with strange noises when gigging.
@zemanel1231 The distortion sound are great, both the amp overdrive and the distortion pedal simulation. I'm afraid I have no knowledge of drop tunings and I don't play heavy metal, but great sound is great sound, and this amp rocks.
@examiner Nice video! Incidentally, there is a cover made by Fender for this amp. Sweetwater sells it for just under $20. Their item number is 'Mustang3Cvr'
@nelrazor1 There is nothing on the back but the footswitch ports (2 and 4 button) and the FX loop. There is an emulated heaphone out on the front. The only amp I ever heard with a decent line out is the Blackstar. If you want to record directly, use a pc and the USB out. It sounds exactly like the speaker out, and you can choose stereo chorus and delays in the amp.
@xylophoneblaine yes I think it would hold up to traveling, but there is no cover for it, so the black covering will mark. Having said that, I've put mine in and out of the car many times and it still looks great 'cause I'm careful! The knobs and switches seem sturdy. I was playing last night on a pretty large stage with a full band and LOUD vocal foldback (the lead singer is a bit deaf!) and I had the master volume on only 3.5. Loads of gigging power.
@MrShredder666 well it's pretty solidly made and very nicely finished. There are no metal corners on it which would have been nice. As far as knobs and electronics go, I'd say very gig worthy.
@fran6283 100 presets. you have to over-write a preset for your own sounds but the software it comes with is a librarian to save as many as you want. No looper. The fx are purely guitar fx and amp/speaker modeling.
Hey I have the Fender Mustang 1, which is pretty much the same thing as the 3 except that the 3 is bigger and has an LCD screen. I can get some really heavy tones with the thing. You could probably achieve the sound you're looking for by making your own amp preset using Fender FUSE that comes with the amp. The possibilties are endless with this amp. I made everything from a Clapton sound to a thick, heavy sort of super metal tone. I play classic heavy metal but u can get the new stuff too.
@tz750 Yes. Just edit a sound and reduce the volume on the preset. Then use the main volume on the amp to adjust for your room.
Well you can, to a point. The LCD shows the current positions of controls, which is handy, but if you want to change Bias or SAG you have to use the screen. Also true for changing FX. Having basic tone/volume controls on top is brilliant for quick tempory adjustments while playing, something you can't normally do with fx pedals and the like.
Yeah, it's really loud actually. Anything over 6 will start to be louder than the drums.
Wow. The more I listen, the more impressed I am! It sounds as if the pick response is very close to that of a valve amp. Is that true, or is it just my wishful thinking?
Is the 100w version stupid loud? Like, would I have trouble playing this in a bedroom? I don't wanna drop down in wattage cause i like the screen showing where the knobs are in the patch, but I live in an apartment so I need to be mildly considerate of neighbors
@CrossHolder92 No idea M8, never heard a vox vt80, or even seen one. FX loop allows you to add external fx like reverb or delay pedals to your setup without affecting the original tone of your guitar. I feel it's totally unneeded when all the fx are built into the amp
can I plug my guitar into a multieffects pedal and then to the amp? Will the amp respond to the variety of sounds of the pedal-board?
that is awesome, you can download the individual sounds for the old songs from their website, so if you want iron maiden you go to their website, find that sound and press download, and you can use it with the amp :b and it handles them well :b
This is a very nice amp. I am getting one myself, but I am afraid the 3 will be too big for just practicing at home. What I like about the 3 is the lcd display. Very easy to adjust all the settings. Much easier then with the 1 or the 2, but only thing that concerns me is the power of this amp. Will it be a bone shaker when just playing at home, or is it manageable so that the volume is acceptable and not annoying the neighbours?
Fantastic! I too was a Line 6 fan, as an ex-band member had one. The Fender blows is out of the water( to my ears). Post some playing on youtube so we can all hear :)
How does this amp sound for playing older metal? Megadeth, Metallica, Pantera, really everything up until Pantera?
Cool I have a les paul too!
@waao2005 there isn't one! I use clean sounds a lot as my band plays some Eagles and early Beatles, and its sweet. The software upgrade from ages ago fixed that problem.
@examiner Apologies for the delay in responding, but thank you for the information! :) Again, top review, really informative. Please do keep it up.
hey i need some advice i have a dean 350 custom floyd rose and i like to play metal rock i love bfmv and a have my guitar in drop C i think but i like to play all kind of stuf do you think that this amp is good for me? sorry for my bad english
@BaDG0oD Sorry dude, don't know anything about the other amps you mention, I am just a player like you, but out of the amps I tried the Fender had the best tone for me. I needed some sparkling clean sound for my band but some great lead sounds with huge sustain for my own stuff. Mustang 3 delivered.
How is the bass response out of the open-back 12-inch Celestion loaded cab?
I don't see why not but honestly, that is so far away from the music I play I can't answer sorry
Does it take Hi gain pedals well? :)
I'm thinking of getting a EHX-Metal muff and a Mustang III
Is it worth it?
:)
hey thanks a ton man being a huge metal fan who also plays blues and jazz, i was worried if i would like this since i only got to play i for a short amount of time but my mind has been set
The amp comes with Fender Fuse software and the community has many sounds you can download and use. Better still, use the software and make it yourself, it's easy.
I was thinking of getting this as a first gigging amp. I've never had a tube amp before, and would like this, so was wondering if this is much worse than tube amps in the price range (£200-£300), and whether it's good enough for gigging.
If you want that style, I'd recommend either an orange amp or a peavey :)
@rjoz5150 Thanks for that. Unfortunately I'm in the UK and I can't get one locally. They'll arrive on these shores eventually.
You're very kind, thank you.
@Bogie6588 Got myself a vintage re-issue Vox wah. God it's great with this amp. I'll do a vid in the next couple of days if I get a chance.
I noticed that some of the names on your presets don't match the names on factory ones, is that through fender fuse downloaded presets or can you name them yourself?
@thestrid82 The master volume does, as you say, jump suddenly. I have never tried to play "very" quietly, but I can program a patch with very little volume on it so I can turn up the master. The headphone out is great.
Great amp! I use it everyday :) Fender Fuse software is pretty great too.
@wretcheddog I think with a little patience you could get just about anybody's tone. The amp simulation "british 80's" is a marshall. combined with the 4x12 speaker sim I think you get pretty close to Slash tones, especially if you have Les Paul style axe.
Load up the Fender ASIO drivers and you can choose the amp as the recording input, and the tone from the USB out is exactly the same as through the speaker. It records brilliantly, especially as you can choose stereo delays to record
Because it's programmable you can program the sound to be quite quiet and use the master volume to really control the sound without losing the tone. You can also plug in headphones. The Mustang 2 is nice but programming is limited in comparison the the 3
Brilliant. Enjoy making some beautiful noise.
Thanks for that. i don't like commenting on sounds I don't use.
Excellent review - thank you! Thanks to you, I will seriously consider getting this amp.
A quick question though please! What kind of ports does it have on the back? A line out? (Fingers crossed it does!)
Hello sir! Great demo! Have you used a wah pedal with the amp yet? If so, does it respond well? I love all the amp models and effects it offers. I use my cry baby wah extensively in my sound, so it certainly would be nice if they worked well together. Thank you for the nice demo!
Jeez, never felt the amp muddy! The other guitar player in the band uses a mustang 3 with a Telecaster and it bites my head off its so bright. I can even get kinda jangly with my Les Paul, but of course they are a much thicker, less top end guitar. I personally hate the neck profile on Strats, but there you go. Just taste.
Nice review mate and good playing.
I have a Behringer V-Ampire LX110 and an Epiphone sg G-400. I'm thinking of buying a new guitar (Fender American Strat Deluxe) or this amp instead. What would you recommend me? I feel like the amp sounds muddy and I've tried the strat with a Mustang II and it just amazed me.
Hi the sound effects are great. Can you get the Shadows Hank Marvin sound settings? That early sixties echo reverb sound.
I know you can subscribe to the Fender Fuse software will this type of sound be on this software?
Thankyou
Probably pretty close I think. The reverb you're after is a simple spring reverb which it does. I no longer use this amp, or in fact any guitar amp, so I can't try it for you. There is a new version of the amp too.
@JdBekk45 Find a sound you want to edit. Edit it. Press SAVE, choose where you want to save it, IE patch 00 to 99,( it will be on the patch number you were editing to start with) press SAVE again. OR use Fuse software to download some great sounds and save in the same way.
Hey man question: When I have the volume knob maxed and turn up the master knob past 6, the amp volume drops out. However when I play backing tracks through the AUX jack, I can turn the master knob to maximum and it doesn't drop out. Is this normal for the amp, or do I need a repair?
I'm no technician but it sounds faulty to me.
What happens if you turn the volume knob down just a hair ? Are you losing very much volume ?
man, does it have also a sound card to record inside so ican also use it like a sound card to register on my pc?
Thanks for the reply... Looks like I'm getting an M3.
@presatito Well, I have a friend with the II and it's not bad, but the III is much easier to use and a lot of the programming can be done on the amp itself. You HAVE to use Fuse software with the II. With some careful programing the III can sound really good at low levels, as you are still driving the preamp hard, but you can program the master really low.
❤love mine stereo with pv vyper 112 awesome and Marshall dsl 40 112 wet dry wet on stands mega loud ECT .supersound
.pedals foot control 😮line 6dl4 n mxr 10 eq in loop on Marshall dsl 40 great rig😮😅
Wow. YOU think I'm playing well? Thank you very much 'cause you are awsome!
@BaDG0oD you should buy or the peavey vypyr 75 or line 6 spider iv 75 this is what i'm wondering
also can you record with this as well?
Is this amp good for playing Guns N Roses stuff?
What do you suggest? A vox vt80+ or a mustang IV? And what is FX Loop? Is that important?
Thanks for ur answer ;) And one more question, is it enogh loud for playing in band?
Hey chap. Not sure about the Mayer sound, I don't listen enough to him to know the sound but there are a LOT of different sounds in there if you take the time. Re the mic...yes I agree the one I have is not wonderful but I use one so rarely it's not worth it to me. I just use the USB straight into the computer for recording the guitar now.
Hey i got this amp this christmas but how do you save stuff? Like if i wanted to save a distortion channel and a clean channel how would i do that? Great vid btw :)
why its a master mate over all master volume post preamp so is therew for a master overall vol
hey! great review, i've been looking up several reviews for the amp and i'm liking it so far, stuck inbetween choosing the Vypyr 75 wat (Peavey) and the Fender Mustang 3.. but, can the Fender Mustang 3 be good for playing Heavy Metal (Killswitch Engage/Lamb of God) Type of music
planning to get me one since i have not too much money to afford a tube amp, does it have a decent tone for guns n roses and bon jovi tunes? it sounds amazing on the video...
alright! thanks for the reply! :D
I think I'll get the amp and then later on the guitar. Thanks for answering :)
I will have to leave this to other commentators to answer this as I don't play anything like this type of music!
all of my channels on mine sound the same any suggestions?
im trying to get to a 50's rock style
hey would this amp be able to be quit enough to play in a apartment
yes indeed. You can program patches to be soft so you can use the master volume over a large range
+examiner sweet, thanks man
Get on with demo demo demo :) will it cut a John mayer sound ?
Hi, i was looking for new amp. I need an amp, with which one i can gig, and play with band.
I dont really like this processors in amp's, classic is better i think :)
I have checked some amps, same price as Mustang.
Fender FM212R; peavey Bandit 112,Line 6 Spider IV 75, Line 6 III Spider Jam and ofcorse Mustang III :)
I play Stuff like White Stripes, Nirvana ... like hard rock, classic.
I dont play metal at all.
So what do you reccomend?
Sorry for my English!
Thanks :)
Great review, mate!
It comes with a 2 footswitch pedal right?
man great demo!!!!!!
Any amp for bass just change or use a jack to spkr wires to bass speaker or cabnet good to go😮
What guitar did you use there?
Actually, when using the British amp, (read Marshall), it's pretty good. Very beefy. Most of the other amp models aren't great at bottom end.
Hello, I know there is a pedal floorboard from Fender with this software inside. I would like to know, if You or someone here used it, if it is as good as the amplifier, being a little older, if memory helps me. Thank You and thumbs up!!
I've heard nothing but good things about the Fender Mustang Floor model. The only downside is you have to have a separate speaker cabinet. That might not be a bad thing though because you can match it with whatever speaker you want.
A few years back, I hooked my Mustang III up to run through the speakers of my Peavey Stereo Chorus 212 . It sounded fantastic through those two Scorpion 12 inch speakers.
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Thank You. My impression during the years is that this line of Fenders sounded better than the newer model range of Mustangs!😄
@@littlebritain64 I've heard the same thing from other guitarist's opinions that I trust. They made the new GT models compatible with Blue Tooth, but they also changed the speaker to better accommodate music for backing tracks that people like to download and play through their amps. By doing that though, it effected the guitar tone in a negative way. These are just other people's views, and I've never tried a GT model myself. I still really like my originals Mustangs ( I've got a Mustang 1 v 2 and a Mustang III v1 ) I'm happy with them and it seems like I'm always finding new things to do with them.
What about the fizzy artifact issue?
@hazuinf I use it live. Gets over a loud drummer and bass player fine and we are not mic'd up. I truly can't comment on the tube amp thing as I don't use one and didn't try one. Too expensive and too damn heavy
@steverichards13 The British 80s amp model is pretty bassy and full but in general this is not a bass heavy amp. Try before you buy!
A bass speaker on any amp works great no guitar speaker crackle change to bass one😮