Fender Mustang LT25 Guitar Amplifier, 25-Watt Combo Amp with 8" Speaker

Love it. I recently got a new guitar and was really disappointed by the tone I was getting out of it when using a cheap multi-effects pedal and basic amp. I didn't know if it was the guitar or the pedal/amp, so I plugged in my Mustang mini to check. Massive improvement in sound! I've since determined the cheap pedal's digital processing is pretty dodgy. That got me thinking, I really like the Mustang mini sound but it only outputs to headphones, Fender must use the same processing in something else. A quick search showed there's a whole Mustang line that has all of the same multi-effects as the mini, but in amp format. I just use for practice (no one would ever pay to hear ME play, trust me) so the 25 watt was more than enough. Some of my favorite things about this amp: - tone, tone and tone. The muti-effects software isn't brittle like the cheap multi-effects pedal I had, soooo much better sound. - the amp and speaker are decent and Fender pays attention to sound/tone. It's a great sounding amp in its "clean" (no processing) setting. - the software connected immediately to the amp, no muss, no fuss. Plug it in and the software found it immediately and connected. I could never get the cheap multi-effects pedal to connect to its own software, so this was important to me. - Fender's Fender Tone software is really cool, and very clever they way they integrated the PC software with the on-amp controls. I don't think you can add effects beyond what is provided, and there are some limits to the way you mix and match effects, but more than enough to keep a beginner like me happy and able to recreate most of the tones I hear on recordings. You can have your guitar plugged in, amp connected to the software and make changes on the software which you immediately hear when playing the amp. Makes experimentation a breeze. - The settings actually sound different! There are 30 pre-sets, and slots for 30 more you customize. You can access a pre-set, make changes to it, and save it to a new slot without overwriting the stock one. The cheap multi-effects boasted tons of pre-sets, but they all sounded pretty much the same. Not so this this little guy! The only knock is that it was designed before USB C became a standard, so you connect to the computer with min-USB. That's fine for now but ten years from now I can see having to search for the right mini-USB cable as that standard slowly goes away. No effect on functionality today though know you'll want to be sure to have a mini-USB cable to connect. If you're a pro or really focused on analog tone modification through pedals, this probably wouldn't be your universal amp, but for a beginner or a pro wanting a kick around versatile amp, hard to imagine a better setup. Value-wise, it gave me a good sounding amp with the ability to modify sound without having to buy a couple dozen pedals.

The Mustang LT25 is an excellent little amp. It's a modeling amp, meaning it can emulate a variety of specific amplifiers and effects pedals. It comes with 50 preset sounds spanning the history of country and rock, but all of them can be modified or replaced entirely. I selected this amp primarily because it's small and can model all of the classic Fender amps from the 50s to now. I figured if anyone can create good emulations of Fender amps, it would be Fender. Fender also makes some good pedals, so I figured they would use the same technology in this amp too. I found this a great way to explore the sounds of various pedals and effects without having to buy them. The sound quality is very good. You can explore sounds with this amp as much as you want or don't want. If you just want to play, pick a sound, tweak it, and ignore the rest. If you want to explore different sounds, you can do that too. I've spent hours experimenting with the Fender emulations and pedal sounds and learning the amp. I've hardly touched the other types of amps yet. If I ever want to get a stage amp, I'll pretty much know what sound I want. If you want to get even more into creating/exploring sounds, you can move up the Mustang GT line. They are much more capable and versatile, but more expensive too. I give Fender kudos for creating this amp. It's built well, sounds good, and provides a wonderful way to explore at low cost. The LT25 also gives you a USB out port that you can connect to a PC. This is a great learning tool. With some free audio editing software like Audacity, you can make high quality recordings of your playing for critical evaluation. All in all, a great learning tool.

The Fender Mustang LT25 is an excellent amp for home practice and beginners. It has a wide variety of built-in presets and effects, making it really fun to experiment with different tones without needing extra pedals. The sound quality is clear and surprisingly powerful for its size, and it’s more than enough for practicing in a room or small space. The controls are simple and intuitive, with a small screen that makes it easy to switch between settings. It’s also lightweight and compact, so moving it around is no problem. Of course, it’s not meant for large gigs or very loud environments, but for learning, practicing, and even light recording, it’s perfect. Great value for the price and a solid choice for guitarists who want versatility in a small package.

Not an expert, but not a rookie either. For this price range i don't think this will be beat! Excellent sound quality, and it'll get pretty loud too. I put the volume about half way and it would be plenty loud for a large bar or small venue. Can't imagine full blast. It comes with 30 Presets that are awesome and free downloading software that will give you 100 MORE presets. There's no reason to choose another amp over this one unless you're literally a rock star playing in a very large arena. Oh and I have the Mustang LT25 which doesn't have Bluetooth but still can connect to a computer to record. (Probably want to look into an audio interface if you're serious about recording though) Also a 3.5mm jack for headphones and another 3.5mm for Aux. A 6.5mm for guitar, bass, etc and another 6.5mm for a foot pedal. Not familiar with that and had to look up what FTSW meant but that's it, that slot is for a foot pedal. Oh, in addition to the onboard 30 presets there's 30 additional slots to program your own. It's got more things than I truly understand, incl tremolo, delay and reverb and a few others. My box even came in damaged but not a scratch on my unit.

This is an interesting product but for me it didn't quite hit the mark. It comes loaded with lots of preset, modeled tones that are fun to play around with but navigation through the tones on the small screen was not ideal. I also found the amp to have a slightly too digital sound quality compared to some other products. It is a good product for the price but I suspect not for everyone.

Mustang LT25. One of the best amps for expert and beginners amp. Great and clear sound lots of settings no need for pedals. 5 star definitely.

This is a great little amp. It delivers way more tones and effects than I expected, and it sounds surprisingly good tucked under my desk. My only real hassle was getting it to connect to the Fender Tone app on my MacBook. I tried three different old mini-USB cables I had lying around, but none of them worked. It turns out many cheap or old cables are charge-only and don't carry data. Once I bought a proper data-capable mini-USB cable, it connected right away with no issues. One minor design complaint: the USB port is on the front of the amp, right in front of the power switch. That means the cable constantly gets in the way, and every time I reach under the desk to turn it on, I have to fumble around the cord to find the button. It's a small annoyance that almost cost it a star, but not quite. Overall, I'm really happy with it. The sound and effects are excellent for the size and price. Just do yourself a favor and grab a good data mini-USB cable if you're planning to use the app or record.

I always played with guitar purists who looked down on anything other than a tube amplifier. Then after running their signals through an annoying array of digital stomp boxes, they would proclaim how sweet the sound was. If you are one of those people forget about this amplifier. This amp is light and compact, and it doesn't need a crate with wheels. It's billed as a practice amp, but you could use it in a small room and have enough juice to take on the cymbals. There are 30 presents and 30 blank spots for either your own custom settings or a choice of downloadable settings from the Fender web site. All presets and downloadable settings are tweak able, so you can add your own brand of special sauce to the mix. The Rockabilly preset gives you an incredible slap-back sound as is. I wouldn't mess with it. If you are a metal guy or an acoustic guy, you have all the basics. You can learn all the functions in about twenty minutes. The amp has analogue-style volume/treble/bass etc. knobs on top plus a convenient handle. The sound won't carry an auditorium or a 300 seat wedding reception, but you could always use it as a monitor or chain it to a big brother. You can add a foot switch to alternate between two settings whenever you are ready to make your solo statement. The amp doesn't do wah-wah, but feel free to slip one between the guitar and the input. All in all, I like the simplicity of this amplifier. Tube amps are oh so twentieth century, and digital has finally overtaken them. The size the weight, the sound and the electric footprint all point in digital's favor.

Amplificatore fantastico, nella la sua categoria. Ci sono 30 presets memorizzati, con la possibilità di memorizzarne altri 30, sia personalizzati che scaricabili dai 100 factory presets inseriti nel software Fender Tone (scaricabile gratuitamente) sul pc. Tutti questi preset si possono modificare personalmente sia da software che direttamente dall'amplificatore, e poi salvare. Se ne possono anche creare e salvare di nuovi, inserendoli fra i vuoti disponibili. La resa acustica soddisfa pienamente le aspettative. Avrei preferito avere anche un collegamento via wifi/bluetooth, sebbene funzioni benissimo quello via usb-micro usb, dal quale si può anche aggiornare il firmware (a me non è per ora servito, in quanto già presente l'attuale versione 2.1.4). Consegna velocissima (un giorno invece di una settimana dichiarata) in imballo perfetto. Sono molto soddisfatto!

Por el precio es un excelente amplificador para principiantes. Pros: Digital, te permite simular efectos de pedales, delay, overdrive, etc. Buen volumen para practicar, tiene auxiliar para usar audífonos y es pequeño. El sonido clean, junto con los efectos de delay permiten crear un sonido muy agradable. Se pueden crear efectos propios, modular el sonido y guardar la configuración con nombre desde el propio amplificador, esto se facilita conectándolo a pc y usando la app de fender. Contras: los efectos que simulan la distorsión dejan mucho que desear, no se alcanza un buen tono "crunch", además agregan excesivo ruido sobre todo al querer compensar aumentando el treble. Se requiere usar un pedal como el de overdrive para tener mejor sonido. El sonido del parlante tiende mucho a los graves, siendo muy saturados, lo que ahoga un poco el ruido, esto también dependerá de las coils de tu guitarra pero tiende a graves muchísimo y puede fatigar.

Simplesmente maravilhoso!! Acima da expectativa em todos os sentidos! Meu filho amou!!!

I wanted this an upgrade for my Marshall micro. Since that had no effect. This also comes with a audio interface. And there are a lot of effects. The reverb is pretdecent as well. I would say it's worth the price.

I have had this amp for well over a year now and the presets are quite neat! There are many to pick from and you can easily find tutorials for presets to make so you can make the amp sound just like your favourite song! It has a great peak volume and as a newer guitar player, It has been an amazing amp! I highly recommend this amp.