Amp sounds great, especially for the money. It gets a decent low end punch in the drive channel that works well for modern stuff, and the clean channel is great as well. This is definitely a rock amp. If your looking to play bluegrass, look again. It gets good power (you can get over a drummer just fine) but remains very portable, which is important to most of us who lack road crews and equipment vans.

Pretty straightforward. If you need wacky effects, get a pedal, they're better.

Fender hasn't been in business for decades by making crap...this one's well built.

For the money, this amp is awesome. I considered other more expensive products, but they didn't sound good enough to warrant spending hundreds more than what this one costs. I would've spent more on this if it had cost more, but I'm glad it was inexpensive.

Haven't needed support, but there's a 5 year warranty, which is good.

Obviously nothing says Rock and Roll like a full Marshall stack, but this amp looks pretty tough, even if it's a little on the small side. I'm sure the 2x12 100W version looks even cooler.

All types of rock, country and jazz.

Totally great sounding for everything that requieres clean sounds or low gain overdrives

It has only one effect featured, which It's a Spring reverb that adds alot of presence to the sound

Exremely easy to use

Outstanding quality for the price1

Worth the price, actually very worth

I Haven't used it yet

I would get this amp if I have little money because of It's sound quality

I've been playing guitar for ten years and I have a band

Indie rock

It's the bet sounding amp I have had. With a little knowledge on how to work the onboard EQ you can get a variety of quality sounds from this amp.

It has enough but, it could have a mid EQ knob for the clean channels.

Extremely simple to use.

I've had this amp for about half of a year and there is nothing wrong with it. It's is a sturdy build and has maintained it's sound and speaker quality after pushing it just a little too far :).

I payed very little money for this quality amp.

Haven't had to deal with them yet because it works so fine. Voted 5 just because it's the even vote.

It doesn't look the sharpest but hey, don't judge a book by its cover. It sounds amazing.

Bedroom Jammer

Death Metal, Classical, General Awesome

2 Channels - Clean/Drive. Clean works great with Effect Pedals. Drive is okay, but don't expect good metal sound.

This is a standard Amp. that gives decent features. Reverb is the only onboard effect which works well.

I know Fender to make quality products, but this is exceptionally well done.

This is great for the price. I wouldn't pay more and I would say it's worth about 170$.

I havn't needed to reach the company and I've own their products for years. All of them were satisfactory.

It looks very well built and clean, nothing fancy though.

Metal

This amp sounds amazing. One of the most fullest sounding amps ive heard besides a marshall cabinet. May be only 65 watts but it sure packs a punch.

Just a drive channel. Nothing special, I use effects pedals anyways. Drive is crisp, but gets distorted when played loud.

Simple to use. Nothing required to setting it up.

Fender amps look and are made with great quality.

Excellent value for the money. I paid 300 canadian for this amp. Wouldn't want to spend the money on anything else.

Never dealt with them.

Looks like an amp should. Quality upholstery and non resonant wood.

Active Musician

Rock

The clean sound is very good but the distortion is very bad but mid countor nakes it somewhat decent

the reverb is decent and the mid countour gives the distortion the extra warmth it needs

pretty well made

decent value

it looks sharp

Active Musician

"Rock, Classic Rock, Blues, Metal"

I am a tube-amp lover and have always gravitated to tube amps because of their WARM sound, so this thing really surprised me when I test drove it at Guitar Center. It's the best sounding solid state guitar amp I have played. It sounds pretty damn good. It has really good smooth distortion, is bright and very punchy, and has so much bass available, it has to be dialed back to keep it under control-- similar to a tube amp. It is louder than you might expect. Keep this amp on the floor for a fatter tone.

For me, the simpler the better. Effects, et cetera should come from separate devices like stomp pedals, not from the amp. So the various built-in effects are extraneous for me, although they sound adequate. The best feature is its two switchable channels, but it's small size and light weight are good practical features one might overlook.

The controls are straight forward and easy to use.

The knobs and switches felt good, not wimpy. And the cabinet seems sturdy enough. I just tried this amp out; I don't own one, so I can't comment beyond this.

I had to do a double-take on two issues regarding this amp: 1)After playing it, I had to confirm that it was a solid state amp, not a tube amp--because it sounded that good. 2)I checked the price again to confirmed that this was a new amp and for only $200! This is the best deal on a good sounding amp I've seen. I'm a tone freak, the warmer the tone the better (I play jazz, blues, R&B, Latin rock, ect). This would do the job for me no problem. After engaging a couple of effects, even the tube amp die-hards wouldn't be able to tell that this thing is solid state.

None applicable.

Yes, I do want one.

This amp has a very "airy" distortion sounds which kinda sucks plus it gives a lot of feedback when using pedals. It makes a great practice amp, though.

The features are very basic. Nothin specific.

Counldn't possibly be any easier.

Very well made practice amp.

Not bad- a bit overpriced.

I have a fender strat but upgraded to an Ibanez steve vai jem. Overall fender is pretty good.

looks cool for a practice amp.

Rock, Hard Rock, and Metal