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About Fender Amps

Fender have been making amps since the 50s and they are almost as famous as their electric guitars. Fender amps have been used to create some of the most iconic guitar tones ever recorded. Several of their designs enjoy 'world favourite' status, including the Fender Twin Reverb and the Fender Princeton.

Fender guitar amps fall into two main categories: classic tube driven models and modern digital amps. Tube driven amps are often reissues of famous historical Fender models. Digital amps have effects and modelling technology built in. The valve amps, such as the popular Blues Junior models, are great for live performance and recording. Amps such as the Mustang range would suit those who perform a range of styles and also do home recordings.

Favoured by such artists as Neil Young and Mark Knopfler, you can rely on Fender for a good tone. Whatever situation you need an amplifier for, we have a huge range available to try out.

What Makes Fender Amps Different?

An excellent selection of classic tube and modern digital amps

Ranging from affordable beginner amps to high grade hand-wired models

Used by many guitarists on famous albums and legendary live performances

Frequently Asked Questions about Fender Amps

Question: I want a good quality Fender valve amp for gigging. What's the best choice?

There is one massively popular amp that does a fantastic job of meeting these needs...the Fender Hot Rod Deluxe. With 40 loud watts of Fender tone, two foot switchable channels with selectable gain boost, and a beautiful sounding reverb, this combo is hard to beat on so many levels. It is also easy enough to carry (compared with other valve amps certainly) so time after time, gigging guitarists vote with their ears and their wallets and go for this.

Question: Which Fender amplifier series gives the most versatility for playing guitar at home?

For playing at home, we recommend checking out the Fender Mustang GT amplifier series. These digital modelling amps offer a wide palette of high quality amp and effects modelling, all integrated in an intuitive amp that has bluetooth functionality and a USB option for direct recording to your computer. The Mustang GT is an excellent all-in-one solution. The other way you could go, if you also play gigs and have your own effects pedal set up already sitting there, would be to use a small valve combo that gives you an excellent, low wattage, clean base for your pedals to plug into for home playing. In this case, we recommend checking out the Fender Pro Junior. This is is a compact 15w combo with authentic Fender clean tone and classic styling.

Question: I want that 'classic' Fender clean tone. Which amp should I buy?

Lots of Fender's tube combos will give you that beautiful and iconic Fender clean tone, it's more a matter of what the intended application is. For example, a 65 Twin Reverb has arguably the most defining clean Fender tone of all of the amps but it is also deafeningly loud! It's great for large gigs but probably more than you can feasibly use at small gigs and rehearsals. On the other side of this, the small Blues Junior combo is a very manageable size and has enough volume for those small gigs whilst remaining handy for rehearsals and even home use if kept at a low volume. This would perhaps be our first choice due to its practicality and value. Another great choice would be the 65 Princeton Reverb, which is a little bit more powerful than the Blues Junior and has classic 'Blackface' tone all the way!

Question: How do I know if an amp is a valve amp?

Valve amps, or tube amps, have vacuum tubes in their preamp and poweramp sections in order to produce warm, detailed, complex tones. Usually, these tubes are visible. In a combo you can normally spy them by looking in the back of the amp. In a head, they sit upright behind the front grill where the logo normally is. Valve amps typically do not have any presets or effects in them apart from reverb and sometimes tremolo. Fender valve amps such as the Twin Reverb and the Princeton are among the most famous examples of valve combos ever.

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What Makes Fender Amps Different?

Frequently Asked Questions about Fender Amps

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