Just picked one of those LT25 just for the home and practice brilliant little amps, I love the acoustic sim great for practising chords and just quiet practice , Fender hit a home run with these amps in my opinion
Yeah exactly...I own the next step up in squier (affinity strat) and I'm very seriously considering buying one of these amps to mess around with at home. I'm not an accomplished pro and don't have the most sophisticated musical palette and this video gave me a very realistic look at what to expect from my little rig if I purchase it and to me it sounds good. I saw other videos that showcased some of the presets more and after seeing everything I'm pretty sure I'm pulling the trigger on this, and soon!...
@@CarlosGonzalez-uq4rr yeah I did and I really like it for just messing around with. Lots of effects to choose from and I like that I can plug my tablet into it for drumbeats and stuff. Overall I'm really happy with it
@@anasg007 I can run my tablet into it via the auxiliary in jack and play along to whatever type of backing track. On RUclips you can find tracks like pre recorded blues rhythms and various drum beats. It's lots of fun 😊
I like it because of its simplicity, no Bluetooth or app just plug and play. I use it as a practice amp . It sounds great at a lower volume so I can play late at night .
The just off clean sound on the guitar amp sounded really good, and with the dane it was really lovely. Less impressed with the built in heavier tones, but for the price it seems pretty awesome.
@@chrisrsp2025 that’s awesome! I started 20 years ago because I needed to learn in order to teach a class for middle school students. I always fret about people giving up in the early stages. Glad to hear you’re still going!
No the Mustang LT25 does not sound like a Kemper or Line 6 Helix. It also does not cost anywhere near as much. I wish that I had something like this when I was starting out in the late 60's. I have this amp and use it for silent practicing with the headphones. As expected the 'Fender' style amp presets are a bit better than some of the other's. The Marshall tones sound too exaggerated to me at least when compared to my Marshall tube amp that I use for gigging. The presets are easy to select and very easy to edit. If you download 'Fender Tone' for Windows or Mac you can easily control the amp via the USB connection. You can also use the USB to record to your favorite DAW. Overall it is a great amp for practice.
Yeah, the opening bit was way too distorted. But pretty much everything else sounded pretty good. Maybe the 8" speaker just can't handle the metal? idk. For $150 USD, I'll keep my used Katana-50
I get the feeling that with their mic/DI setup in that room, anything with a speaker less than 12" sounds pants. Having said that, even Lee & Pete's speaking sounded a bit muffled in this video.
@Vic Soboleski i own a Mustang GT100 and it sounds killer, even on the distorted patches, probably cos of the wattage being 100 or the amp being larger with more headroom
Hiya guys, Here's a thought for a new vid...(I apologise if you've already done it!) Try out some modern bass amps on guitar. We've learnt that the Bassman and the Super Bass sound fabulous with guitars, I'm wondering if there are some hidden gems in your storeroom. Cheers
People naysaying these amps have no appreciation for just what you get for the money nowadays. I won't ever forget the piece of crap guitar and amp I had for the same amount of money as that Squier and the Mustang. I could only get two tones- utter crap, and utter crap slightly distorted. Just imagine being a kid and having a garage band now- inexpensive guitar/amp, bass/amp, and a buddy with a cheap Alesis electronic drumset- along with the guy that wants to sing with his karaoke cheap PA system. You could sound glorious with this setup in no time.
I found one of my old amps recently when clearing out my parents place, and it was just as bad as I remembered! I gave it to a friend for his son who is starting guitar lessons, but made him promise to replace it if he sticks with playing guitar for more than a couple months as its so bad. Truly is great what you can get even at a low cost these days!
I feel you brother, budget amps have come a helluva long way, but I think the point these people are trying to make is that there are better sounding amps IN THE SAME PRICE RANGE (maybe; I cannot speak for them can I?) Cheers!
Blackstar ID Core 20 is in the same ballpark for price & functionality. I've bought a couple for people starting out and the twin speaker design does help them sound bigger than the usual small box amps. These Fenders sound good here, put them on the shortlist.
I picked one of these up for my office. Fully updated it. It sounds muffled and distant like you’re listening to someone play through a door in a different room. What do you expect from the speaker at this price point I guess. You can use the EQ to sort of help it. It’s a shame that there’s no global EQ that will stick like the GT/GTX series.
Everyone is a bit testy this morning. I thought it was a good demo! Guitar sounds like it’s going through an inexpensive amp is all. Not a bad sound at all for the dough.
The Ali-Foreman fight actually lasted only eight rounds. Ali made Foreman waste his energy on futile attacks for seven rounds and finished him off when he was exhausted. Foreman would have collapsed from sheer fatigue long before they got to 15. Wait. This is about musical gear?
Here's something interesting.. My tube amp went on the fritz at a Jam and the only spare amp was a Rumble 100. Plugged in with misgivings and surprised the hell out of me - sounded good! I bought one for my bass but often use it as part of a wet/dry rig. Takes pedals well too. Best, Pete.
I'm not a bassist - but occasionally I have to pretend to be one. The Rumble 100 is amazing! I've also used it for Lead when my main amp bit the dust at an embarrassing moment, The Rumble sounded sounded good with regular guitar, you ought to try it one day - I suspect some other bass amps sound great on Lead, well, we know the Super Bass does! Best, Pete.
Fender bought Gent Benz. And presenting the New rumbles. Nuff said. Great amps. Only the 2x10 will hold up to a hard drummer though. I like the OD on it too! I use a rumble 40 and the 1x15 OR the 1x15 with a TV 2x10 tube amp as a bi amp and the OD works great with the dirt kicked on.
the mustang does have mid control, you just have to go into the settings on the amp and adjust it in the amp section on the screen or you can use the computer if you plug it in
I don't care if these guys are playing on £100 Yamaha guitars and Crate amps, watching these two friends hang out, chat, and create is always a joy. PS: Andertons really needs a US merch distributor so us filthy Yanks can rep the greatest music store in the world without paying double price in shipping. I just want some shirts! :D
Those squiers are also a good starter guitar, and are not actually that bad in sound compared to something far more pricy. I have the Telecaster version of the same guitar. I’ve heard the mustang lt25 in real life, and it sounds much better in the room than people give it credit for, and I think it’s more versatile than my champion 20. I’ve never been disappointed by a rumble amp either. I have a basic rumble 40, but it sounds great! I happened to try the rumble 100 one day thinking it would just be louder and not any better in terms of tone, but wow, the low E on the 100 shakes the floor like nothing else, even in combination with my inexpensive Ibanez gio bass.
@@giorgiodeluca6154 Yamaha for example has the THR10. There's some others like the Peavey vypyr VIP which don't have as good of a reputation but it really depends on what you're trying to achieve with the amp anyways and those modeling amps are usually really cheap aswell. I've never played the Yamaha THR since I only play bass but that thing has a good reputation and seems to be overall pretty good quality at around 260€.
If you have a good enough laptop (or PC if you don't have to transport it) you could also go with a software solution like bias amp and bias fx which are obviously way cheaper and sound decent enough. However if you go software you would have to buy an Audiointerface for around 100-150€ and either get good monitors or something else that would be able to produce a good and loud enough sound.
It is not need for discussion in sound, it is a beginners amp with a low price tag, therefore it is what it is! However, I remembered when I bought my first amp 25yrs ago didn’t have a 1/10 of what this amp has and sound was not the greatest either...
i think the used Market is where the sweet spot is on this sort of small modeling practice amp. A small 30 watt Peavey Vypyr with a 12 or 40 watt Mustang 2. they can be had for under, or just over a 100 bucks. that....or a Katana. the GTs are a step back.
It is a pity it doesn’t include at least a post EQ XLR out. Which would make it extremely useful, to plug into the desk. It does include a mini usb out, which is handy. It doesn’t have the modelling features of the Studio 40 or Stage 800, which again is a pity, but for a recording musician on a budget where space is limited I suppose it could fit the bill. Think I would in reality go straight for the Stage or Studio versions with the improved options and connectablility. But I certainly wouldn’t refuse one if it happened to fall into my Christmas stocking. I’d find a use fit it.
I do wish Lee would have used a Guitar with Humbuckers in when using that High Gain sound (Entersandman Riff)....would of sounded so much better....also chuck in a few different guitars with the Amp....Active Pickups too....
strongly leaning towards this after trying one, some of the settings were naff but that one was amazing. may be biased as a stoner/doom player who's a big fan of Masters of Reality of course
Does the bass amp work well alongside a drum kit please? The LT25? Need to know ASAP! I’m worried it might be too quiet. This is just for jamming, but metal jamming (not over the top horrific metal - more like Pantera or Lamb of God style). Thank you!
For Gods sake Cap, please do all reviews with Pete, they are 100x better. You sound better with Pete as well. For some reason, your playing is looser and more free. Not hating on Rob but the chemistry is better with you and Pete.
No idea why people are complaining about the intro jam, that guitar sounded awesome, just diferent and more creative, also making messy and full sounds like that work aint really easy so give the man some credit and stop listening to videos trough crappy iPhone speakers lol :p
I have the Mustang 1, 2.1 and it sounds great for a no fuss practice amp. The fist 30 seconds of the vid was yuk but you have to be in the room to get how good the amps are. Plenty of go for a practice amp on a budget..👍
I have two of them and use one in the studio and live for everything now even though I have a collection of vintage Fender amps from small to large. I use the Twin Reverb setting for clean to edge of breakup sounds and the Bassman for more distortion. I keep the master volume on 5. Next to the real amps it sounds slightly better to my ears and doesn’t need to be extra loud to sound great. The onboard reverb is awesome though I use a 63 reissue reverb unit for more surf sounds. The onboard delay is perfect for Brian Setzer or Johnny Cash slap back and the tremolo is great too though I use a tremolo pedal because it is also my boost and it’s convenient. I had a hard time admitting it to myself but now it’s my all time favorite amp. Even the feel is perfect. Mustang 1 forever!
Haven't tried the newer "Rumble" amps but I have an older "75" model that is pretty decent. It has a neat enclosure (tilts back). This one seems like a nice starter amp.
Just picked one of those LT25 just for the home and practice brilliant little amps, I love the acoustic sim great for practising chords and just quiet practice , Fender hit a home run with these amps in my opinion
New Series: Putting strings on various household items and seeing how Pete gets a great tone out them.
Finally someone playing a 100 dollar amp with a 100 dollar guitar.
Yeah exactly...I own the next step up in squier (affinity strat) and I'm very seriously considering buying one of these amps to mess around with at home. I'm not an accomplished pro and don't have the most sophisticated musical palette and this video gave me a very realistic look at what to expect from my little rig if I purchase it and to me it sounds good. I saw other videos that showcased some of the presets more and after seeing everything I'm pretty sure I'm pulling the trigger on this, and soon!...
@@tyecook9630 did you buy it and what’s your opinion?
@@CarlosGonzalez-uq4rr yeah I did and I really like it for just messing around with. Lots of effects to choose from and I like that I can plug my tablet into it for drumbeats and stuff. Overall I'm really happy with it
@@tyecook9630 wdym you can plug your tablet in for drum beats?
@@anasg007 I can run my tablet into it via the auxiliary in jack and play along to whatever type of backing track. On RUclips you can find tracks like pre recorded blues rhythms and various drum beats. It's lots of fun 😊
Rumble bass amps are surprisingly good across the range.
I like it because of its simplicity, no Bluetooth or app just plug and play. I use it as a practice amp . It sounds great at a lower volume so I can play late at night .
Pete’s rhythm chops are absolutely insane.
I think Lee plays better and more aggressively when Rob is not sitting there
Me too his chops rocked here!!! =D
I think he knows there's a good portion of the audience that likes some heavier playing. So when Rob's not there, he gets a little dirty.
Everyone giving these amps hate, I think they're good fun! Great for home practice if you want to play more than one genre
'This is the kind of stuff we used to play years ago when we were kids'. This is the stuff I am learning to play now!!
Great intro jam! The guitar amp sounded like ass tho
lol pretty much
was likely effects that made it sound Assy
"Hey lets throw the verb BEFORE the drive just for shites n giggles"
It didn't sound too bad for a cheap amp,,,what did you expect a tweed deluxe?
I got one from GC other day- I have an affinity and it sounds much better than the video. I’d say best modeling amp for $150 (new)
8:00 finally an angle where I can see properly how you guys miking your amps... 👏
The Fender LT25 is a huge value. Paired with my cheapo guitar, it's producing some beautiful sounds. I'm a happy camper so far.
The just off clean sound on the guitar amp sounded really good, and with the dane it was really lovely. Less impressed with the built in heavier tones, but for the price it seems pretty awesome.
He’s using a squier strat not really pushing much ya know with ceramic a single coil if you had humbuckers it would be much better obviously
@@damien3833even with humbuckers it doesn’t sound amazing
I just ordered the LT25 amp today as my "beginner" amp, cant wait to get it. I also got the Squier CV 50's Tele as my beginner guitar lol!!
2 years later: how’s it going?
@@Newnodrogbob Going good sold the LT25 now have GTX100 and 6 guitars and a bass lol!!
@@chrisrsp2025 that’s awesome! I started 20 years ago because I needed to learn in order to teach a class for middle school students. I always fret about people giving up in the early stages. Glad to hear you’re still going!
No the Mustang LT25 does not sound like a Kemper or Line 6 Helix. It also does not cost anywhere near as much. I wish that I had something like this when I was starting out in the late 60's. I have this amp and use it for silent practicing with the headphones. As expected the 'Fender' style amp presets are a bit better than some of the other's. The Marshall tones sound too exaggerated to me at least when compared to my Marshall tube amp that I use for gigging. The presets are easy to select and very easy to edit. If you download 'Fender Tone' for Windows or Mac you can easily control the amp via the USB connection. You can also use the USB to record to your favorite DAW. Overall it is a great amp for practice.
i nearly threw my headphones across the room with how awful the guitar sound is at the beginning, too noisy
This is how the original mustang was too . The cleans up to slightly driven were fantastic but full metal/hard rock distorted were horrible
Yeah, the opening bit was way too distorted. But pretty much everything else sounded pretty good. Maybe the 8" speaker just can't handle the metal? idk.
For $150 USD, I'll keep my used Katana-50
I get the feeling that with their mic/DI setup in that room, anything with a speaker less than 12" sounds pants. Having said that, even Lee & Pete's speaking sounded a bit muffled in this video.
@@hogthrob they've been sounding a bit...off. For several videos lately. It must be something with the mic setup or how it's processed/not-processed.
@Vic Soboleski i own a Mustang GT100 and it sounds killer, even on the distorted patches, probably cos of the wattage being 100 or the amp being larger with more headroom
Hiya guys,
Here's a thought for a new vid...(I apologise if you've already done it!)
Try out some modern bass amps on guitar. We've learnt that the Bassman and the Super Bass sound fabulous with guitars, I'm wondering if there are some hidden gems in your storeroom.
Cheers
People naysaying these amps have no appreciation for just what you get for the money nowadays. I won't ever forget the piece of crap guitar and amp I had for the same amount of money as that Squier and the Mustang. I could only get two tones- utter crap, and utter crap slightly distorted. Just imagine being a kid and having a garage band now- inexpensive guitar/amp, bass/amp, and a buddy with a cheap Alesis electronic drumset- along with the guy that wants to sing with his karaoke cheap PA system. You could sound glorious with this setup in no time.
I found one of my old amps recently when clearing out my parents place, and it was just as bad as I remembered!
I gave it to a friend for his son who is starting guitar lessons, but made him promise to replace it if he sticks with playing guitar for more than a couple months as its so bad. Truly is great what you can get even at a low cost these days!
You damn right, spoiled little cry babies..
I feel you brother, budget amps have come a helluva long way, but I think the point these people are trying to make is that there are better sounding amps IN THE SAME PRICE RANGE (maybe; I cannot speak for them can I?)
Cheers!
Gorilla amp anyone?
"I don't have any pedals that are cheaper than the amp." Love it, love it, love it.
Blackstar ID Core 20 is in the same ballpark for price & functionality.
I've bought a couple for people starting out and the twin speaker design does help them sound bigger than the usual small box amps.
These Fenders sound good here, put them on the shortlist.
They sound like crap.
That clean sound is amazing
I picked one of these up for my office. Fully updated it.
It sounds muffled and distant like you’re listening to someone play through a door in a different room.
What do you expect from the speaker at this price point I guess.
You can use the EQ to sort of help it.
It’s a shame that there’s no global EQ that will stick like the GT/GTX series.
Everyone is a bit testy this morning. I thought it was a good demo! Guitar sounds like it’s going through an inexpensive amp is all. Not a bad sound at all for the dough.
The Mustang LT25 amp is right now still available through the fender web shop in Europe and great value for money
Sometimes I pee on the side of the toilet to make less noise.....
if your bumhole gets itchy try a little water on your paper.
@@beeftheheat or vaseline :)
@@Chemist1076 yee hah
i was hoping for some rage. I'm glad y'all delivered
I wish their were more hard tail strats on the market.
Why not just block off the trem?
@@madladmyles It doesn't sound the same.
The Robert Cray strat does have a hard tail right?
Oh wait it is the only one... :)
Jasper Haze it’s not the only one but it’s one of. There are one or two other models available
The Ali-Foreman fight actually lasted only eight rounds. Ali made Foreman waste his energy on futile attacks for seven rounds and finished him off when he was exhausted. Foreman would have collapsed from sheer fatigue long before they got to 15.
Wait. This is about musical gear?
"You know those socks with the hole in? I have those underpants on." I spat my tea laughing...
I love the chemistry Lee and Pete have they look like they would be some friends
Captains chops are awesome.
You guys are the bees knees. So to articulate. Thanks that’s just what I needed to hear.
I have both amps (Fender LT25 and Fender Rumble Amp) and they're great amplifiers to work with
7:14 ohhh classic Pete hahahaha "In The Menu" got to love this guy's sense of humor
Amazing playing from both of you
You guys were having so much fun :)
Is this a late April Fool's joke? Or are you just trying to unsell these amps? These amps sound better than you're making them sound.
That's a hard no, the Mustangs have always sounded dark as shit, but yeah, I'm sure with a $100 Squier it would sound bad.
Yeah mustang's just sound bad lol
@@jordan-qq9kj I agree. Also nice profile picture!
My Mustang 3 V2 sounds better than any of my tube amps. It’s amazing.
@@dzines65 I don't mind those Mustangs, I dislike the Mustang GT series.
loved the intro
i guess the eq wasnt where i would have liked it but idc was a lot of fun to listen to
Here's something interesting.. My tube amp went on the fritz at a Jam and the only spare amp was a Rumble 100. Plugged in with misgivings and surprised the hell out of me - sounded good! I bought one for my bass but often use it as part of a wet/dry rig. Takes pedals well too. Best, Pete.
I'm not a bassist - but occasionally I have to pretend to be one. The Rumble 100 is amazing! I've also used it for Lead when my main amp bit the dust at an embarrassing moment, The Rumble sounded sounded good with regular guitar, you ought to try it one day - I suspect some other bass amps sound great on Lead, well, we know the Super Bass does! Best, Pete.
Fender bought Gent Benz. And presenting the New rumbles. Nuff said. Great amps. Only the 2x10 will hold up to a hard drummer though. I like the OD on it too! I use a rumble 40 and the 1x15 OR the 1x15 with a TV 2x10 tube amp as a bi amp and the OD works great with the dirt kicked on.
the mustang does have mid control, you just have to go into the settings on the amp and adjust it in the amp section on the screen or you can use the computer if you plug it in
I don't care if these guys are playing on £100 Yamaha guitars and Crate amps, watching these two friends hang out, chat, and create is always a joy.
PS: Andertons really needs a US merch distributor so us filthy Yanks can rep the greatest music store in the world without paying double price in shipping. I just want some shirts! :D
Once you get those shirts please send some to Mexico 😁
You can't go wrong with a Rumble bass amp.
I will receive his big brother the LT50 on Monday and I would comment on my feelings! But at Fender we know how to do good things
And?
Well the Lt50 is good and simple for the user! So, no regrets
Pete proves that you do not have to be bulky to be a bass player, and that a good smile and a sense of humour is helpful too.
Those squiers are also a good starter guitar, and are not actually that bad in sound compared to something far more pricy. I have the Telecaster version of the same guitar.
I’ve heard the mustang lt25 in real life, and it sounds much better in the room than people give it credit for, and I think it’s more versatile than my champion 20. I’ve never been disappointed by a rumble amp either. I have a basic rumble 40, but it sounds great! I happened to try the rumble 100 one day thinking it would just be louder and not any better in terms of tone, but wow, the low E on the 100 shakes the floor like nothing else, even in combination with my inexpensive Ibanez gio bass.
How does the mustang lt25 compare to the champion 20? In terms of sound is either one better than the other? Which would you recommend?
Mustang kicks the Champion's ass, way better sound and many more effects
@@sodomized7061 just talked to Fender they say the LT 25 IS A Ugrade !
So, these amps with the electronic modeling stuff built in, are the pretty reliable over the long term?
Honestly both pretty great as starting out Amps and guitars. Great video dudes
great video, thank you. Does it have a built in noise supressor ? Thanks
Sounded great!! That’s how it’s done!
My question is how does the guitar sound thru that Rumble?
‘If you put the camera on there, f*ck’s sake’- Danish Pete, 2019.
Just bought this amp in sonic blue 😊
I need an amp to use it with both guitars and bass. The fender Ramble (bass) could be fine?
I would go with some other modeling amp that is designed for bass and guitar. There's plenty of brands out there that make great amps for both!
@@Homanjer could you gently tell me some brand?
@@giorgiodeluca6154 Yamaha for example has the THR10. There's some others like the Peavey vypyr VIP which don't have as good of a reputation but it really depends on what you're trying to achieve with the amp anyways and those modeling amps are usually really cheap aswell. I've never played the Yamaha THR since I only play bass but that thing has a good reputation and seems to be overall pretty good quality at around 260€.
If you have a good enough laptop (or PC if you don't have to transport it) you could also go with a software solution like bias amp and bias fx which are obviously way cheaper and sound decent enough. However if you go software you would have to buy an Audiointerface for around 100-150€ and either get good monitors or something else that would be able to produce a good and loud enough sound.
Its wild to me that these amps aren't all coming with Bluetooth to play backing tracks through. So weird.
It is not need for discussion in sound, it is a beginners amp with a low price tag, therefore it is what it is!
However, I remembered when I bought my first amp 25yrs ago didn’t have a 1/10 of what this amp has and sound was not the greatest either...
i think the used Market is where the sweet spot is on this sort of small modeling practice amp. A small 30 watt Peavey Vypyr with a 12 or 40 watt Mustang 2. they can be had for under, or just over a 100 bucks. that....or a Katana. the GTs are a step back.
It is a pity it doesn’t include at least a post EQ XLR out. Which would make it extremely useful, to plug into the desk. It does include a mini usb out, which is handy. It doesn’t have the modelling features of the Studio 40 or Stage 800, which again is a pity, but for a recording musician on a budget where space is limited I suppose it could fit the bill. Think I would in reality go straight for the Stage or Studio versions with the improved options and connectablility. But I certainly wouldn’t refuse one if it happened to fall into my Christmas stocking. I’d find a use fit it.
My sons new to bass I got him the mustang is that fine or should I have gotten the rumble?
Does the new Lt25 support detailed tone editing with the Fender Fuse software that previous Mustang models worked with?
Is anyone else thinking that "In the menu" is more Village People than Swedish Chef? "In the menu, you can click into the thing"
Haha!🤣...now that'll be stuck in my head every time I go to the menu!...
I could gig with that guitar and amp.
Small gigs, the 40 is the smallest to come with DI/XLR-out
Intro jam had me think of wolfmother
Can you use a looper pedal with the Mustang ?
Lovin the fender mustang
I do wish Lee would have used a Guitar with Humbuckers in when using that High Gain sound (Entersandman Riff)....would of sounded so much better....also chuck in a few different guitars with the Amp....Active Pickups too....
3:12 should have been opening intro because the intro was so muddy i almost skipped video
For beginners, Mustang LT25 Vs Boss Katana 50 Mk2?
Rumple LT25 is the best bass amp for the money ever. It’s worth it just to have HAND OF DOOM!
strongly leaning towards this after trying one, some of the settings were naff but that one was amazing. may be biased as a stoner/doom player who's a big fan of Masters of Reality of course
Which Mustang preset was that at the beginning? Broken Fuzz? 😋
Quite possibly.. I had it down as Blown Speaker.
Does the bass amp work well alongside a drum kit please? The LT25? Need to know ASAP! I’m worried it might be too quiet. This is just for jamming, but metal jamming (not over the top horrific metal - more like Pantera or Lamb of God style). Thank you!
Got the same question here lol
@@mogthegremlin hey, I now have the Rumble Studio 40, a very loud amp but even still, it's easy to forget how loud drum kits can be
For Gods sake Cap, please do all reviews with Pete, they are 100x better. You sound better with Pete as well. For some reason, your playing is looser and more free. Not hating on Rob but the chemistry is better with you and Pete.
No idea why people are complaining about the intro jam, that guitar sounded awesome, just diferent and more creative, also making messy and full sounds like that work aint really easy so give the man some credit and stop listening to videos trough crappy iPhone speakers lol :p
Everyone's listening through their phones? Another mind-reader.
Varieties of tones of the Mustang have not been shown properly, expected a detailed review.
Everyone would buy one of these if they made them look more Fender cool.
Jeebus is there anything Pete can't play ?
9:19 a very underrated (but very funny) joke here
Pete is my favourite bass player
Pete's the man.
what makes a squeir sounds like fender a very good guitar player :)
12:57 Pete: "They weigh nothing." Lee (lifting amp): "They weigh literally nothing."
Strangely enough, the Fender website delcares them at 12.75 lbs (5.7 kg)! 😁
What type of Squier guitar is that costs only £100?
You guys should demo the schecter banshee-6 FR extreme!
What was that amp sitting on top of the orange cab, under the terror
Thats an tape echo unit. (Korg i think?) Can be used as a preamp if desired.
Hey guys, what about the mustang LT50?
"not trying to do anything clever. . . " truer words Lee. LoL They are so punchy. Still great jams. And good tones.
When will Fender _please_ catch on and name their value guitar amp range "Frenzy"?
Haha I feel this video might get tagged for copyright, I noticed but there was no adds in it, was that done deliberately
I have the Mustang 1, 2.1 and it sounds great for a no fuss practice amp. The fist 30 seconds of the vid was yuk but you have to be in the room to get how good the amps are. Plenty of go for a practice amp on a budget..👍
I have two of them and use one in the studio and live for everything now even though I have a collection of vintage Fender amps from small to large. I use the Twin Reverb setting for clean to edge of breakup sounds and the Bassman for more distortion. I keep the master volume on 5. Next to the real amps it sounds slightly better to my ears and doesn’t need to be extra loud to sound great. The onboard reverb is awesome though I use a 63 reissue reverb unit for more surf sounds. The onboard delay is perfect for Brian Setzer or Johnny Cash slap back and the tremolo is great too though I use a tremolo pedal because it is also my boost and it’s convenient. I had a hard time admitting it to myself but now it’s my all time favorite amp. Even the feel is perfect. Mustang 1 forever!
Ali used the famous Rope a Dope technique on FOreman
Haven't tried the newer "Rumble" amps but I have an older "75" model that is pretty decent. It has a neat enclosure (tilts back). This one seems like a nice starter amp.
Aaargh! My earballs! That sounded complete and utter pants.
best value practice amp is still the ROLAND MICRO CUBE VERSION 1
used availible for around 50 bucks....
Facts, The Cubes are criminally underrated
All the bad comments watched 15 seconds of the video
the rest of the video was great, but the intro sounded like bollocks
No I watched it to the end then watched it again to make sure. Still didn't like it.
Michael is apparently a mind-reader.
Is this Captain Lee's new thing? Let's get Enter Sandman into every jam on Anderson's TV?
You guys should do inspired by guitars, Johnny Lang, and KWS ...
Very entertaining, gents!
The copyright people are going to have fun with this one!