Fender Mustang LT25

Bought it due to its options and ease of use. Really nice amp overall; however, when the volume is turned up more than the "normal range", I found that the sound loses a fair bit of quality. It sounds as though the speaker was not designed for anything more playing with the volume quite low.
Accessing the options is best done on your computer when altering the sound on each of the presets or creating something on your own.
Good amp for the price, but don't expect anything more than what you are paying for. Now in the market for something a bit better.

At first I was doubtful seeing how small It was but when testing It In store I made the choice. \n9/10 because of the built In tuner, It's not accurate, Other then that this is a pretty decent amp for the price and what it can do

I was going to buy a BOSS DS-2 Turbo Overdrive / Distortion pedal to add to my collection, but this little amp provides
many more effects than just one or two - I couldn't resist the many. Later for the pedal collection... I wanted to scoop this amp up before it returns to it's regular price !

I bought this amp so I won't always have to buy pedals and I guarantee you it is worth the price. There are 30 presets and it is easy to make some ourselves.
The integrated tuner is also a life-saver!
Overall, it's perfect for someone who simply plays for fun but I wouldn't necessarily recommend it for a gig.

Amazing amplifier for the price. I can't stop playing on it because it is som uch fun with all the presets it has. There is a software witch makes it 100x better!

I really like this amp. It's great for practicing, but I find it's not loud enough to jam with drums.
Having said that - it's well made, well featured and has everything you would want for practicing at home. The onboard effects are pretty well done and nice to have as well.

My budget was limited, and I was looking at a choice between either an amp or an effects box / some effects pedals. I heard someone play through this amp, and I thought "that sounds good". I tried a Champion 20, Marshall, Line6 and this one, and this one got me after two minutes of playing. There is a good set of presets to choose from, enough to get started on building your own. You can also hook up Fender Tone through your PC, and will get a number of other presets as well as part of the synch process. Overall, this was the best choice out of the 200 to 300 CAD range.

As a new guitar player this amp really delivered. I like how you can customize the tones with the app. I just connect it to my laptop and the app has a nice visual representation of the various amps and pedals you can use. You don't need to use the app to do this, you can tweak things on the amp's screen too. I find that with so many customization slots, you have more than enough room for any tone you might need. The sounds didn't sound hollow or crappy to me ... they sound like they're coming from an analogue amp to me, though I'm sure there are more knowledgeable people reading this who would challenge that. And you can customize the names of the tones you create too so it's easy to put together a customized lineup of tones that you need and can then quickly access while playing with the dial. I agree with some comments the sound can get a bit rattled at high volumes, but this isn't a gigging amp and I knew that going in. I actually was surprised by how loud it was. I've never tried it but I'm sure you could use it to practice with a band unless the other members are really loud. The only potential issue I see is that some of the dials, buttons, inputs, cabinet, etc don't look like they'd take much rough use. Like I could see the rotating dials crapping out if the amp was subject to a lot of rough use or moving around. The headphone jack in particular looks a little flimsy. I'd have preferred a 1/4 input instead of 1/8. But again, if this is in your practice room it will be fine. Take it on tour or slug it around a lot, and I could see the components breaking down, they're just not super robust. Get your hands on the amp and you'll see what I mean. Anyway, I just found this amp really great value for the money.

This amp is awesome! it's far easier to use and navigate than the line6 spider, has better options and it doesn't sound "fake" or digital at all.
It goes surprisingly loud too, it could be heard over a 17 person jazz band just fine and still sounds good at high volumes. Minor buzzing noises at the high volumes but that's not a huge deal since it's a practice amp
Also: do yourself a favour and pick up the footswitch, it's cheap and incredibly useful.

I like the clean channel. But that's about it. Navigating the menus is easy and there are some okay patches/tones reminiscent of what i could hear from a POD 2.0. But for the price point, you might be happier spending a little more money and looking at a katana. I use HELIX and analog for my main tones.

The Amp in itself is a bargain for all it offers right out of the box but the specs improve when you run the firmware update and it suddenly offers 50 sounds and 50 customization slots - connect the amp via a USB port to a PC/tablet and downloading the software, firmware updates, drivers - its well worth the effort. The value compared to other modeling amps is a head-scratcher (and oh, yeah, ITS A FENDER!!) - will leave you running out of L&M saying "start the car, start the car !" So before they raise the price, go grab one if you were looking to get a nice tight sounding amp with all that sound and takes up a reasonable amount of space. zIf you want to get loud, buy the bigger models, or throw on some headphones and go nuts - you don't buy this amp to get stage performance volumes - its for noodling around/creating with different amp/pedal ideas and just plain practicing in a room. The best practice amp value in L&M for THIS category of amp. Sounds great with my Strat (SSS) and my LP (HH) sounds even better, Also - I'll definitely be buying the Rumble LT-25 for my JB this Christmas, looks like another great "bang-for-your buck" for bass players (thanks for not ignoring bass guitars Fender). Enjoy!

Perfect for beginners to practice and learn on, to intermediate players that just need something easy to carry and warm up prior to a gig. It has 50 presets that has a lot of great usable tones, very easy to navigate and change to make your own sounds. No computer of phone app required to use, just plug and play. No vibration or rattles as noted by the other review, it has great full tones for a small amp and can get loud in the house. Recommended!

The other review is his opinion obviously. This amp can be adjusted in so many ways it boggled my mind. Rattle and hum if any can be handled by adjusting the settings by hitting the button selecting what you want and turn it up or down, presets can even be set up how YOU like and saved. I have no complaints.

This amp can be made to sound fantastic for the first 1/4 of the volume knob. Turn it past 11oclock and it's vibration/ rattle city...
At least mine was. It's going back. I figured having a wooden cabinet, like it does, would have fixed that problem.
It's a shame, because I really like this little amp.