My practise amp

Does its job on my bedroom. Super loud my parents keep telling me to reduce the volume haha If you connect it to Fender Fuse on your pc, you get to create your own preset and add pedals, which is really nice. You can save up to 30 presets I think? still, amazing for the price your paying for it, you can't complain! I never tried using it to play live but I bet it works if you put a mic in front of it.. and if you have a good cable and a decent guitar you can get good sounds from it. Clean tones from the Fender Deluxe amps and Pop punk from the Metal presets. There's also a bunch of effects you can match with the presets but to be fair, they don't sound very good to me, so I rarely use them. 4/5 if we're talking about a practice amp. If we're talking about a live show amp I give it a 3/5, fairly decent, you can definitely play small pubs and bars with it.

Serves a purpose, easy to grow out of.

The Fender Mustang II is the second iteration of the Mustang Series of amplifiers by Fender, and is a solid state amp for young guitarists looking for a range of sounds. The Mustang II has 8 presets: 57 Deluxe, 59 Bassman, 65 Twin Reverb, British 70s, British 80s, American 90s, Supersonic, and finally, Metal 2000s. Each preset can be customized via the amp settings or by using Fender Fuse. The Mustang II has a wide range of sounds, but they're all mediocre, as with most amps of this nature. They do many things in an "ok" fashion, rather than doing one great sound or feature. Overall, the Mustang II gets the job done of giving young guitarists an amp that is easy to use and exposes them to different types of sounds coming from their playing, but any sort of performing requires bigger amps.

Decent amp for the price.

This is my first amp. I have had it for 5 years and have not really been that impressed with the modeling, but it is definitely a great practice amp. Would recommend to anyone starting out so they can improve their playing capability and then save up for a better amp.

Damn I sold it

This was my first ever guitar amplifier. It worked so well and it had fantastic cleans and quite good distortion. I sold it to my friend who was starting to play guitar. I have to try Boss Katana and see is it better modelling amp than this...

Good modeller but the 3 is better

There's really no reason not to save up a bit more for the 3 (or better yet 4). Better, more useful features like the onboard display, mid control, and effects loop.

However on its own the 2 is a neat little amp, great if you're looking for a wide variety of classic rock and bluesy tones that sound surprisingly great. There's not a lot here for metal sounds though unfortunately.

Very lightweight which makes it handy for transport.

My First Amp

This is the only amp I own, currently. It's the first guitar amp I ever bought and it does the job. With the Fender F.U.S.E. app, you can connect this amp to your computer and download more presets, even custom presets made by other users. Great versatile and loud amp. Good for small spaces or jamming in the garage with the band.

Great

Great amp. Hook it up to your computer to make any sound you can think of, or use the search to download others presets and settings to even sounding like hers such as, for me, Green Day, Avenged Sevenfold, or EVH.

good enough

good enough for the price, can't ask more from a 150 dollar combo... but the overall is good for practicing, not for live playing..

Good fot it's price

I don't use it for playing with friends, but I think that it's a powerful amp.

Use this amp at home for practice and recording. I hardly use it live