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Fender Mustang V (V.2) modelling guitar amplifier top (V2)

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Fender Mustang V (V.2) modelling guitar amplifier top (V2)
Product no: 9000-0005-2796 Bax Music Warranty: This product comes with a 3-year warranty.

General

We can't seem to keep the Fender Mustang series amplifiers in the store as it's such a quick seller, especially since the second generation is even more complete when it comes to amp emulations and effects. This Mustang V (V.2) is the only top from the series and capable of great things, thanks to its 150-watt maximum output and numerous DSP effects and models. It even features a chromatic tuner.

Fender Mustang V V.2: versatile top

Thanks to its advanced modelling technology this Fender's sound will amaze both band members and audience; from modern metal sound to vintage tunes, they're all in there. In addition, there's a choice of several modulation, delay and reverb effects, allowing you to adjust the sound to your liking. For those looking for a matching speaker cabinet there's the Mustang V 412 Cabinet that makes an excellent pair with the Mustang V top in both the technical and looks department. The Fender Mustang V can of course also be used in combination with other cabinets.

FUSE

It may be clear that the Mustang V top has an extremely versatile sound. Via USB there's the possibility to connect the top to a desktop computer or laptop so that you can easily use the included FUSE software to edit and save presets, providing the right sound for every situation. All that from a top that weighs just 12 kilos. That's the Fender Mustang V (V.2) amplifier top.

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Please note: the pictured speaker cabinet is not included.

Specifications

Product features

Connectors	Aux-in, External speaker(s), Footswitch, USB
Number of channels	65 - 128
Number of speaker outputs	2
Amp modelling	yes
Effects loop	yes
Weight	10 - 14.9 kg
Speaker output impedance	16 Ohms, 8 Ohms
Built-in tuner	yes
Built-in effects	DSP / misc.
Colour	black
Power attenuator	no
Amplifier type	transistor
Amplifier valve	not applicable
Power in Watts	101 - 150 Watts

Weight and dimensions including packaging

Weight (incl. packaging)	7,9 kg
Dimensions (incl. packaging)	78,0 x 44,0 x 38,0 cm

Product specifications

Fender Mustang modelling guitar amplifier top (V.2)
amplifier type: transistor
power: 150 watts
carbon tweed vinyl finish with silver speaker cloth
17 amplifier models by Fender, clean to modern high-gain metal, see below
various adjustable DSP effects, see below
clear LCD display for quick adjustability
effects can be easily selected and adjusted via two buttons
USB connectivity for programming and recording audio
unlimited storing of presets on the computer
speaker outputs: 2x 6.3mm jack
minimum impedance: 8 ohm
3.5mm AUX input for MP3 players, iPods and other media players
stereo FX-loop (6.3mm jack)
AUX OUT: 2x XLR
2 foot switch connectors (Fender MS2 en MS4)
multifunctional 4-knob foot switch included (MS4)
built-in chromatic tuner
Fender FUSE software for deeper editing possibilities and storage
access to online community and artist presets via FUSE
dimensions: 673 x 267 x 260 mm
weight: 12.2 kg
accessory software: Amplitube Fender LE Software, Ableton Live Lite 8 Fender Edition, Fender FUSE

17 amplifier models:

Metal 2000
Super Sonic
American '90s
British Colour
British '80s
British '70s
British '60s
British Watts
'60s Thrift
'65 Twin Reverb
'65 Deluxe Reverb
'65 Princeton
'59 Bassman
'57 Twin
'57 Deluxe
'57 Champ
Studio Preamp

Modulation effects:

chorus
deep chorus
flanger
touch wah
bias/sine tremolo
optical vintage tremolo fast
vibratone slow
vibratone fast
pitch shifter - up a 5th
pitch shifter - down an octave
phaser medium
step filter

Delay and reverb effects:

tape delay 150 ms/1 repeat
stereo tape delay 300 ms/3 repeats
mono delay 700 ms/4 repeats
small room reverb
plate reverb
large hall reverb

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