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  Fender Frontman 15G

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• luiscelinalvaradomontero 4th Sep 2008

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  Good Points: I really like that agressive sound when gain is on. Perfect for practicing at home.

  
  

  General comments: I highly recommend this Fender amp for those who like to bother some neighboors one a sunday morning.
  

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• naren231 7th Jul 2008

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  An all round good amplifer, whether you're a beginner or a pro and just want another amp on the side. Reccommended buy. 9/10

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• Guest 27th May 2008

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  A decent, quality amp overall at an affordable price. Compares with 15watt Marshall amps at around the same price. Good sounds from clean, distortion is great for general rock and blues but not good for metal- buy a stomp pedal if you want to get some decent metal tones. It's pretty portable but also heavier than it looks. A good, reliable beginners amp.

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• Guest 13th May 2008

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  I would recommend Fender Frontman 15G amp as I think it's great for the money, has a nice sound and is easy to use.

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• Guest 11th Mar 2008

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  It's not mine, it's borrowed but I've been playing it lately and it really puts out way too much bass, but as far as I know that might just be due to a burned capacitor. Otherwise, it's a pretty good amp, sounded good without the bass issue as far as I remember.

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• Guest 30th Dec 2007

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  The amp is over all really good

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• Guest 22nd Dec 2007

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  Great deal overall on this excellent amplifier! It looks superb and I definitely recommended this to a friend or even anyone.

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• someone134123414 26th Oct 2007

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  I bought the Fender Frontman 15G along with a Epiphone Les Paul Studio for my practice set-up at home, and it sounds excellent. Great sound quality, and low noise on the humbucking pick-ups.

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• robin48gx 17th Jan 2007

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  Ok. Pity it half broke though.

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• axemanR 3rd Jul 2006

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  The Fender Frontman is my first amp, and does a good enough job. The clean channel is loud and works best with lots of treble and light strings for blues or indie noodling, and if you set the tone control on your squier strat (I know you've got one - don't bother denying it) to zero you get a soulful tone which makes the speaker buzz like the amp has smoked too many cigarettes. Strangely, you get a similar effect when you set all guitar controls wide open, but with a lot more bite. Less guitar v ...

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• mr who 17th Jun 2004

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  I got Fender Frontman 15G Amplifiers in a guitar package for £179 (squier showmaster and frontman 15g amp).
  I took this to a rehersal and had to mic it up so it could be heard over drums and bass.
  When playing at home though, it was more than satisfactory (I did get quite a decent metal sound by fiddling the dials).
  So yeah, overall it was good for playing at home but anything more it becomes lame as granny pants.

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• leewebber 5th Jun 2004

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  Don't just take this review into mind, go and try it. I prefer metal and you can't just understand the amp by reading this. As you're reading this bear one thing in mind - this is a starter amp so Kirk Hammet or Tony Iommi wouldn't use at Wembley stadium. Now to the review.
  For most of you here, this will be your first amp (Especially if you buy the Squire starter package because this comes with it) so this will sound pretty good. It's incredibly easy to use. Set volume, overdrive on/off ...

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