Fender Mustang LT25 Guitar Combo

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However, the Gear4music extended warranty scheme provides an enhanced service, and is designed to offer a higher level of protection than many 'free' warranties offered by some retailers and manufacturers. Menu (in ” Menu” you can access almost all the out-of-the-box features of this amp, effects, pedals, EQ, Volume, Gain etc.) The knobs are good sized and easy to turn. The built-in effects are great and I like that it has additional space in the preset area so that you can add your own personal presets. (Note: It would be nice to have an EQ pedal in the presets, but still not bad.). Other than the EQ pedal comment, this has more than enough capability for those times when I don't want to drag out a bigger amp and go through the hassle of setting it up along with my pedal board (which, again, is hard to do in an apartment). Otherwise, Fender Mustang LT25 takes the edge on every other category for me. It sounds equally good but is a lot more versatile.

Please make the app compatible with the LT25 and a lightning to Mini USB cable. Recent update to LT25 firmware has made Fender Tone available with Mac and PC just need the App on iPhone / iPad to work now. Here’s hoping you can make it happen. I mean, you can move it around the home from this handle, but really carrying this amp(around the town or city etc.) is not very comfortable. Due to my experience, Fender mustang amps offer A LOT of different tone options(versatile), are easy to use, and actually sound good too! We enjoyed the un-fussy simplicity and interesting sounds, and most importantly, it made us want to keep playing! This part of the market features some strong competition, but the ‘Stang has proved itself once more. Specifications Accessory Coverage: Any peripheral devices or accessories that come with your product (i.e. foot pedal, case) are also covered.If these qualities sound good to you, Fender Mustang amps might be a great option for you. Does the Fender Mustang LT25 Have Bluetooth? But the LT isn’t just about clean or pushed sounds. There are some meaty higher-gain emulations on offer too, and they’re equally as impressive at times as the more ‘Fender-y’ tones.

Last year we tried out the Fender Mustang GT 40, a portable guitar amplifier with Bluetooth connectivity and an impressive range of built-in effects. Now it has a dinkier brother, the Mustang LT25. The new model has a smaller cabinet, a lower price and fewer features but it can still produce a fair spread of gorgeous guitar tones. Is this the perfect practice amp? Fender Mustang LT25 review: What you need to knowChanged the “Replace” functionality to have 30 presets instead of 50. The remaining 20 can be accessed through Tone Desktop There's massive array of preset amp tones, but together with that you've got a classic EQ to fine tune each mode. Gain, volume, treble and bass let you adjust the levels to your exact taste. Combine that with the multitude of tone tones the Mustang is capable of creating, and you've got an almost limitless array of sounds to enjoy. Plentiful presets The Mustang LT25 is a compact 25W solid-state guitar amplifier with an 8in speaker and a built-in digital effects processor, which simulates the sound of various classic amplifiers and can add drive, modulation, delay and reverb effects. A dedicated “encoder” knob and a 1.8in colour display let you browse through 30 pre-programmed tones and adjust and edit them to your liking. A portable, compact micro-combo with onboard effects and enduring appeal as an affordable fun option.