Champion II 25 Electric Guitar Amplifier, 25-Watt Combo Amp with 8" Speaker, Multiple Amp Voicings, Reverb/Delay/Chorus Effects, USB & Aux in, with 2-Year Warranty | 25W Digital Combo, Multiple Amp Voicings, Reverb and Delay and Chorus and Tremolo, USB and Aux, 1/4 Phones

I've played guitar professionally since 1980. I'm a Mesa Boogie tube amp addict impossible to please. This amp just blew me away and I NEVER say that! I plugged in my 1980 Les Paul SG - think AC/DC and Led Zeppelin. I put the amp through all of its paces with every knob and volume from 1 to 10 for an hour. This is the loudest amp I've played of its size - clean with incredible headroom. If you're amp-knowledgeable you know that's the main drawback of small amps. This amp has true legacy clean Fender tube tone and touch-sensitivity without expensive, quirky tubes. Incredibly versatile amp modeling - Classical, Modern, British and High Gain all fantastic. Same thing with effects - chorus, phase, vibratone, tremolo, delay, reverb all fantastic. I recommend that every novice, midlevel, and pro guitarist buy this amp. You'll use it a lot!

Fender Champion II 25: This is a nice size with an 8-inch speaker. It sounds great. Lots of effects - watch some YouTube videos on the effects. The 2-page instructions are mostly useless for how to use it. The Champion 20 is similar enough that videos apply. Definitely start with bass and treble turned down and increase until you get a sound you like. Just a little turn of these can improve the sound. I used 5 for both then found 4 on bass and 6 on treble gave a different sound that I liked, depending on the guitar. For the price I think it is a winner with all the effects to play with. Update: I got a Celestion TF0818 replacement speaker. The speaker surround covered half the holes. It fit. It is more efficient so any ground connection issue at the wall outlet caused a high frequency tinge and some hum. It mostly went away when I removed the outlet expansion I plugged in. With a better wall ground, most noise is gone except at full volume which isn't used. I had to adjust the bass and treble with this speaker. Can't say it was a worthwhile upgrade. Also, the original negative connection is different than the positive. I had to solder a pigtail to it with a connector that fits the TF0818 - the amp's positive connector fit.

Great product. Sounds great and is easy to use.

I actually love this amp and the built in FX and amp mods are great. But the 50W has a 12" speaker that sounds so much better than the 25W / 8" speaker. The 50W model also has 2 channels. For only another $100 you'll get so much more

It’s a bit on the small side, but this is a solid practice amp with great sound quality. It offers a variety of distortion levels and built-in effects, and turning the effects knob all the way brings them all together for a powerful, layered tone — very cool! If you’re new to guitar and don’t want to invest in pedals right away, this amp is a great choice. It’s simple to use, versatile, and perfect for practicing at home.

Excelente item Thank's

I got a whole lot of gift cards during the winter holidays nearly 6 months ago now, and decided I could use a new practice amp (I had an old Crate that was in rough shape long before I got it as my first amp). I adore the ease of the modeling; the effects are versatile enough to get you in the ballpark of any sound you would realistically be trying to recreate. Its fairly compact, and the weight is manageable (maybe 15 lbs?) and hardly awkward. The chrome plastic looks sick when paired with the black leather-ish frame. Maybe a little expensive (I think I got mine for about 175 USD), but within reason.

Perfect home practice amp!!!

Works good very satisfied so far .

Fender is always my brand, I keep on playing that I always wanted, the tune and with extra effects.

Super bien para el ensayo y muy versátil de sonidos

The item was damaged. It turns on with the red light and all, but no sound cones out of it.

Great little amp Perfect match with the Squire guitar