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Updated with Blackface cosmetics.
Silver grille cloth, skirted knobs, and other Blackface appointments give the Fender Series II Frontman 15R Guitar Combo Amp the traditional Fender look. Plus, it has the features that make it a superior practice or backstage warmup amp: great Fender tone, reverb, 2 channels including normal and drive, a headphone jack, and an auxiliary input for CD, tape, or drum machine.
Fender 15R Frontman Series II Guitar Combo Amp Features:
- Blackface cosmetics
- Great Fender tone
- 2 channels (Normal and Drive)
- Reverb
- 15W
- 8" speaker
- Headphone jack
- Aux input for CD, tape player, or drum machine
- 13-1/4"W x 12-1/2"H x 7-1/4"D
- 15 lb.
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Know what your buying
First off i own 3 amps. A 10 watt marshall, a peavy 258 efx and this. For what it is its not a bad amp. Now I've never really cranked it to see if will blow up, but I've never had to. All these guys getting pissed are pissed because they bought an amp that is made for blues and jazz and they try to play metal with the volume at 8or 9 and then add the overdrive or a distortion pedal. If thats what you wanna do, go buy a marshall or peavy or line 6. Investigate before you buy. Don't just buy something for its name. Know what its made for. Go play everything and ask the people at the store for there opinion. If you don't know, don't guess. While the mids aren't great and it doesn't have a ton of features its great for just sitting around and practicing or playing with a friend. If you want to be loud and drive your parents crazy, buy a bigger amp.
Reviewed by Will on 7/20/2007 who plays Blues, Rock.
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Small and rather weak. You're paying for the name.
Not worth it. For about $100 there are plenty of superior options out there. Like its big brother the Frontman 25R, the Fender 15R is a member of the newer "Series II" incarnation of the Fender Frontman practice amps. The 15R is a solid state amp with a pretty standard set of features, including distortion, EQ, reverb, and jacks for headphones and CD players. The 25R, which doesn't cost much more, is a decent amp, is solidly built, can get quite loud for its size and power rating, and has a pretty good clean sound. The 15R, however, just doesn't cut it. It has a weak clean sound, rather useless reverb, and horrible fuzzy distortion. There are plenty of better options for the same amount of money, including the Vox Pathfinder 15R, the Roland Cube amps, the Behringer GM110 and GM108, the Vox DA5, or the Roland Microcube.
Reviewed by SnarkyGoat on 11/2/2006 who plays Rock, blues, jazz.
26 people found this review helpful.
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very good practice amp
Very good practice amp for the money.
Tone and reverb are quite good for a solid state amp. I would recommend it highly for the price.
Reviewed by Tim on 10/30/2006 who plays Rockabilly.
11 people found this review helpful.
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This is a good beginner amp
If you are new to the music family this amp is perfect for you. With the drive volume, gain, normal volume, treble, middle, bass knobs you can make hundreds of excelent sounds from deeped muffled distortion to screaming metal overdrive. Not to mention the reverb. The reverb makes it perfect for any player no matter how long you've been playing.
Reviewed by Agentunderfire94 on 8/23/2006 who plays Rock.
8 people found this review helpful.
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Hooray beer, boo Fender Amp
I used to have one of these some months ago, and I was a real greenhorn at amps so I got what I thought was a good name at a good price. Uhh....no. It was not that great sounding at all, the overdrive was kinda dinky I'd say, bad mids, then the last straw....it died. I think several other people here had the same problem, they turned it up and it blew a fuse. Ditto. Stay away from this one.
Reviewed by Draugoth on 5/9/2007 who plays Blues, Metal, Folk, Country, Classic Rock.
21 people found this review helpful.
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