Fender Mustang I (V.2) - demo, reamping test 

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You misunderstood the question totally

Play with the knobs and the settings until you find a tone you like

noise gate pedal

@@RenoWeedLajos thanks. Do you think I should upgrade amps or get a noise gate? I got this amp before I started playing metal so I bought a metal zone pedal to accompany it

@@metalrebel7506 for metal there are amps like Marshal or Vox. but if you don't have a lot of money, i think your amp is great. 80s Rock modeling has the Marshal sound effect already.

Oi Bruno, tenho procurado fóruns ou lugares com dicas sobre esse amp, se tu ler meu comentário me responde que vou te adicionar para trocarmos dicas de setup's e timbres. Abraço.

@@NDW0o0o0o ola valeu obrigado cara acabei vendendo o meu não gostei muito dele não te agradeço muito acabei pegando outro amplificador que me agradou muito um Vox Tmj abraço

G Two issues with the Peavey though: 1) It's ugly. 2) It's an aging platform, e.g. dated drivers/no iOS/Android hookup. It is the most featured amp in it's price range though.

G, To access the Mids just hold down the Exit button and turn the Treble knob.

The high gain isn't fuzzy on the Fender Mustang, actually.

no, buy something better and effects on pedal, or effects maker, its better im now aiming at vox ad 30

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possibly pre-recorded guitar on a looper? or 2 people? I did think the same! lol

Yes, will most definitely work for that

@@2xrpm You can crank up the volume for distortion and crank down the master for lower sound In case, you didn't know , the master is the true volume knob i should say if you crank down the volume (not the master one) it will effect the gain or distortion

You can use headphones too

Fender now has the Mustang Micro for running direct through headphones. The Mustang 1 can run through a PC also using the USB.

it only changes the one you move, i.e. if you only adjust gain it wont mess with treble/bass/etc. if you want to save the changes you've made, you can hold the save button.

No, when you change the entire preset, as in from 90s Rock to 60s British rock. No matter what the knobs are set to, they internally get set to whatever is in that preset. It might have gain at 3 but the knob is at 10. The gain is still only at 3 until you turn the knob, then it instantly goes to whatever the knob is set to. Meaning if you have the knobs all turned to 10, then switch the preset to 80s British rock, the knobs aren't at 10 anymore. British rock might have bass at 3, mids at 5, treble at 7, and gain at 8. Even though the knobs are still turned to 10, your preset is at 3-5-7-8 and not dimed anymore. Anytime you select a new preset, it invalidates whatever you have the knobs physically turned to. So going from 10 to 5 only or 1 to 5 only isn't the way to show how they sound. Because you're not starting at the number on the knob. You're starting at whatever the preset is set to. Read the manual. I have one of these and know exactly how it works.

JC yeah, okaaaay buddy.. I actually did. Why don't you learn to read a manual correctly and also do some research on your purchases. Also something you probably don't know because it's not "in the manual" there is a completely "clean and empty" channel by holding "Tune" as soon as you flip on power. I'm using my amp right now, so kind of hard to agree with you being wrong and all. I'm on rock, and only moving the "gain control down" and guess what, my bass, treble, reverb, etc. has not been changed. Ive watched countless of videos on how to operate this amp, you're wrong. Do yourself a favor and download fender fuse with all the extra presets, you can find it on reddit very easily. It gives your a digital display of what your knobs are at, you can literally see nothing else being affected when you change it.. Say you don't like how much gain there is for ANY preset, you move JUST the gain, NOTHING ELSE CHANGES unless YOU move it. Say you want to change the bass, move only the bass and guess what, NOTHING else is affected.

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I bought the Mustang III and with some tweaking here and there in the software you can get some real nice sounds out of it! Clean and distortion. The Mustang III is a great amp for home practicing. You can get some real nice sounds out of it with volume levels without pissing of the neighbors. Great amp for use with the Boss RC3 looper pedal!

​@@NiekkieNick Totally agree. The 100w Mustang III is a fine amp with plenty of tweaking ability. Used it on stage and at home for guitar and pedal steel. Does a great job.

A co myślisz o spider v20 mkII? Chce kupić jakiś zestaw na początek nie drogi bo nie wiem na ile mnie to pochłonie i ile będę miał czasu, za młodu grałem jakieś 2 lata ale od tego czasu prawie 10 lat przerwy. Myślę o Cort x100 opbk + spider v20 mkII.

Moje zdanie podobne. Mam Cube 20Xl Roland, chyba lepszy.?