I have a 75w Modeling Amp. I have a 50w Tube Amp. I was seeking a practice amp, for the bedroom, in addition to a small travel amp. This Fender Champion 20 is a perfect fit for what I was seeking. The build quality is terrific. The amp has a plethora of sound options as well. It sounds a bit smaller in sound however it is small and sounds great for the size.

Mark

Undisclosed

Very pleased with overall tone and modeling on Fender clean tones. Not as interesting on the british or metal overdrive tones. If you want those, dont buy a Fender. Upgraded to a Celestion 8 15 for another $30 and it really is a lively little amp now.

Matt

Nashville

small but great sound.

gonzalothegamer

san Diego

Great Amp. Perfect size and very powerful.

Agus

Doral, FL

I use this as a Practice Amp,a lot of nice sounds.

Gstrat

Brooklyn NY

This produces so much power. Great for acoustic guitars.

CWA

SLC UT

Great small practice amp. It has an auxiliary input for a backing track/song to play along with and it also has an earphone jack so you can practice almost in silence. I live in 2 small condos and I bought this amp for each of them. The amp also has some nice sound effects. All for $99!!!

Moke

Manhattan/Long Beach

I've still got my '71 all tube Twin Reverb, but I can't play it without deafening everybody in the house. This has a nice Gain knob for some Overdrive, some pretty decent simple modeled effects for cabs and effects. A great bargain at the price, and plenty loud for smaller rooms if you want to take it on the road for coffee shop size places.

Gilrae

Atlanta

For the price, you can't beat this amp for practicing. The integrated FX functions are also a decent idea for those looking to dabble in the effects world without investing in pedals. The effects are "okay," nothing to write home about, but beginners can have a little fun while learning to play. The amp is plenty loud enough for home practice, and coffee shop type venues.

Tim R.

Philadelphia area, PA

Went around the mulberry bush. After not playing electric for 45 years, acquired a Gibson Les Paul Studio ebony/black guitar from the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Museum store, so naturally needed an amplifier. In my 1965-1972 rock days, (went Acoustic after then until now) owned a Fender Twin Reverb and then a Fender Super Reverb. Needless to say, way too expensive and too bulky and heavy for nowadays, whereupon I intend to practice/play only in one of my condo bedrooms. So, trusting Fender from past experience, went and bought originally a Champion 20. Sounded great, but being the paranoid perfectionist I am, upgraded to a Fender Champion 40, complete with Fender footswitch control. Eventually found it was more than I needed, and just traded-in downwards to go back to Fender 20 watt Champion again! Sam Ash was very accommodating in the trade-in price (after the 45 day return deadline), and now have home again the Fender Champion 20 watt amp. Wonderful amp! Amazing sound volume and tonal quality for something so light and portable and so small. Don't let size fool you, this 8" speaker amp really delivers. Recommend it highly for the home enthusiast.

WSB

Highland Beach, Florida