Archive for the ‘fender amps’ Category
December 22nd, 2011 | 
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Originally introduced in January 2001, Fender’s Cyber-Twin® was one of the most revolutionary and ambitious new amplifiers to ever hit the market, and this footage explains why. This is the clip that was included with the DVD that shipped with the amp.
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Tags: amps, bass, Cyber, fender, jazz, Precision, strat, Stratocaster, Tele, Telecaster, twin | 
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hey im a guitarist been playin for 12 years but need advise.
i have a marshall mode four mf350 watt head and 400 watt cab. does anyone know how much these are worth now? in australian dollars?
i payed 2200 for it a couple of years ago brand new but cheap deal because it was a display amp… i know they were worth about 4000 new at that time.
anyway i want to get an all valve fender combo amp.. what are the best fender amps and how much?
do you think i could trade my amp for a new fender combo all valve??
If you want a good solid 70s onwards sound keep using Marshall.
The Who The Kinks. Pat Travers all used Marshall.
Unfortunately amps don’t get better with age because all electrical components eventually wear out.
There is no such thing as a good vintage amp, just as there is no such thing as a great vintage light bulb. You can’t expect much on a trade in if your amp is internally getting worn out. (Speaker cones do wear out) If your amp doesn’t work to it’s former 100% capacity it isn’t worth as much as you might think because it may need a lot of replacement parts to get it hot again.
This is my original ‘59 Bassman Amp, and I’m playing a custom shop re-issue telecaster..no pedals, into the normal channel.
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ive looked at a few fender amps for making mathrock in my band, would a fender mustang iii be very good and be good enough to play small gigs maybe, if not what amps do you guys use for math rock?
i know orange are good for math but ive tried looking and they’re only good if you get a speaker cabinet and buy a head seperate…but i dont have £9999999, would a fender frontman really be a good choice for math, we play music similar to tubelord or foals?
Orange amps are king for math. The brit crunch tone kills all.
fendermusicalhttp://gdata.youtube.com/feeds/api/users/fendermusicalMusicFender, 2010, Mustang, III, Presets, H264, Widescreen, 1280×720The All-New Fender® Mustang™ Amplifier Series III – V: Presets
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Tags: 1280x720, 2010, fender, H264, iii, mustang, presets, Widescreen |
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By "or" I meant either one of them, but would you play them in a Fender twin reverb amp from the 60’s? And since it doesn’t have a different channel, what kind of peddles would go well with it?(distorted peddles, but hat kind?)
jackson is easier to play i think um i use a wha wha pedal original cry baby and for distortion it does not matter go cheap i say
High Speed, Amped-Up, And Loud
The new Fender® Mustang™ amplifier series raises the standard for modern guitar versatility and muscle. Driven by incredibly authentic amp models and a huge bank of built-in effects, Mustang™ amplifiers come equipped with USB connectivity and Fender® FUSE™ software, allowing your musical creativity and imagination to run wild.
More info here:
http://www.fender.com/products/search.php?section=guitaramplifiers&series=Mustang
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http://www.nstuffmusic.com/p-14197-fender-mustang-iii-series-guitar-amplifier.aspx
http://www.nstuffmusic.com/p-14198-fender-mustang-iv-series-guitar-amplifier.aspx
HIGH-SPEED, AMPED-UP AND LOUD
The new Fender Mustang amplifier series raises the standard for modern guitar versatility and muscle. Driven by incredibly authentic amp models and a huge bank of built-in effects, Mustang amplifiers come equipped with USB connectivity and Fender FUSETM software, allowing your musical creativity and imagination to run wild.
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Tags: Fender Amplifiers, Fender Combo Amps, Fender Mustang III, Fender Mustang IV, Jim Graff, music, NStuffmusic, Pianos N Stuff |
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PG’s Rebecca Dirks is On Location at the Fender Visitor Center for an exclusive first look at Fender’s first ever signature amp line. Listen to the EC Vibro-Champ, EC Tremolux, and EC Twinolux in our demo.
All three amps are handmade in the United States (watch our video of one being made inside the factory: http://www.premierguitar.com/Video/20111005/1653/Factory_Tour_How_to_Build_a_Fender_Handwired_Amp.aspx), with interesting mods under the hood specified by Clapton himself. These include a ’50s-era output tube bias tremolo circuit (which produces a more throbbing pulse than later Fender tremolo circuits) and a switchable power attenuator that reduces speaker output (and can disable one speaker in EC Twinolux for even lower output).
Vibro-Champ MSRP $1,399 (Street $999)
Tremolux MSRP $2,799.99 (Street $1,999)
Twinolux MSRP $4,199.99 (Street 2,999)
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Jim Campilongo Fender Princeton Reverb Amplifier
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Tags: amplifier, blues, Campilongo, fender, Jim, princeton, reverb, Rock |
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