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(More customer reviews)I've had my Fender FM212R for about a year now. Before this, I had a Roland Cube-15 practice amp, but after joining a band and becoming the lead guitarist, I realised I needed something more powerful for gigging and jamming with the rest of the band. I looked at Marshall, Vox or even getting a larger Roland, but then my prayers were answered with the Fender FM212R.
I got mine for about $550AU, which is cheaper than most going retail around here. It's 100watts, affordable and has a lot of firepower.
The Good:
Being 100watts, it has huge volume. I've gigged at clubs and pubs never needing to put the volume knob over 2.
The clean channel sounds great!
It has a reverb control on it that gives some great sound too.
It's affordable for the careful-spending musician
It's a Fender
The Bad:
The Footswitch on mine broke a couple months after purchase, which was annoying, although I normally use effect pedals anyway
You might find yourself fidgetting with the distortion channel for long amounts of time, trying to find a halfway decent setting
I would definitely recommend this amp if you're looking for something that packs a punch with volume but you don't want to spend thousands of dollars. It's great both for practice and for gigging.
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