Would this amp or the mustang 1 be a good match for a Squire CV Telecaster??
1963119
Yes, my friends and I have 2 mustang II's, 1 mustang III. We have teles, 335s, strats and les pauls and they all sound good.One of the guys just got a mustang I to teach his wife and he said it was great. He bought her a tele. Just find a setting for the kind of music you play. You will like it.
1963120
I've never used a Mustang 1, so all I can say is that Fender amps are well worth the money at any price point. If you can afford the Mustang II I'll bet you won't regret the upgrade. If money is tight get the Mustang 1 and upgrade later. Rock on!
1963121
The Mustang II is a great amp plenty of power , you will just have to find the setting you like for that Telecaster .
1963122
Well i think that depends on the pickups you have and not the guitar it self. But in general is a good amp and its loud. I Have an ESP LTD ECLIPSE and i rock with this baby very loud. But i have EMG pickups.
1963123
I think it would be. This amp give you practically any kind of sound you want. With the pre-programmed sounds and the ability to tweak them with Fender Fuse, you can fine tune it to your tastes. Definitely a highly recommended amp.
1963124
Never played a Telecaster, but this amp should work great with any guitar. I use a Gibson "The Paul" which is a narrow body style like a Telecaster, and it sounds awesome. The Mustang II has more versatility, it's worth the extra few bucks!
1963125
I'd get the Mustang II because it can be used where the Mustang I can't-for example, I use the Mustang II in a church with 250 people in the congregation and have oodles of power to spare-and it sounds great! If you get the Mustang I, especially for a person starting off, within a short while they'll need something more powerful to play with other band members, etc. If you are SURE you will never play anywhere except in your house, the Mustang I wouldn't be an unreasonable choice-not as good a tone nor power, but in a house, that's not a liability. Hope that was a help.Dave
1913095
This amp would be a good match since it uses tubes and has a bit warmer sound as compared to its solid state brother.
1722042
You cannot. If you have the budget go with the GT100. It's a much better unit. I had the ME25, GT10, and now I use the GT100. For classic tone, I use the Fender Mustang III. Good luck.
1310495
You'll have to go to the Fender.com website and download the amp's user's manual - that should tell you what you need. I didn't own one long enough to try something like that. The amp's own speaker is very good and the amp can go very loud. If you needed 2x 12 inch speakers, you could purchase the Mustang IV which has 2x Celestion 12 inch speakers. I didn't keep the amp because I found it confusing to use and literally didn't have the time to learn to use it. Also; Google some pictures of the amp's back panel which should also answer the question.
1319191
No because it's going to be way, way too much power for the 50ohm HE-300. I'd recommend a Fiio E17 Alpen, it's not a tube amp but sounds great & has a DAC built in. The Valhalla is a fantastic, clear sounding amp that won't really color or warm the sound as you'd expect from a tube amp. I paired them with 300ohm HD 650's (w the upgraded Equinox cable) and I thought it was a near perfect match.
941063
I've used this bridge on an MIJ Fender Jazzmaster and a MIA Fender Jaguar and it works very well. My guess is that it would work on a Squire Jazzmaster, but I cannot be absolutely certain.
1096575
This case is for a parlor size acoustic guitar. If your Squire is an electric guitar, I would say the answer is no. Unless you have a parlor size Squire guitar, look elsewhere.
684811
I think so. They were a drop in for my 91 American Tele. As long as it has the new style sealed tuners and not the vintage style tuners they should swap right out and they are a super upgrade. I don't ever want regular tuners again unless its a vintage that I don't want modified. My tele stays in tune now better than any electric I've ever had. Good Luck.
675571
If you're going to use it for clean sound it should be OK, of course it won't sound as good as a real amp. The distortion and drive effects on this unit are not really that good though, so they're almost useless without an amp, if you intend to use the Nova for distorted sound.
2268889
I'm not sure but I wouldn't think so. This amp doesn't have a "sound" of it's own. It uses models of existing amps so every preset you choose would be influenced by guitar tones. I would get an amp made only for electronic drums to be sure it was a clean signal. That being said, the Mustang lll is nothing if not tweakable so I imagine if it were hooked up to the Fender Fuse software who knows what kind of sound you could come up with? It does have a decent 12 inch speaker--I think the trick would be getting a clean tone. Good luck!
728365
It will work ,but the radius is off and the saddles are fixed . The strings still move around in the grooves, you will have to up your string gauge . I put folded tin foil under my low and high e to get the radius right ,and you don't HAVE to replace the stock bridge its just fine ,it was said this Squire is truer to the original than the Fender model the mods you make will be dependent on you playing style ,and preferences research all the mods ,look up Elvis Costellos Jazzmaster ,that guitar is setup to gig ,unless your a pro you wont need it to be that stable .Good luck .It really is a great guitar (for the price ) dont over do it, love it for what it is . It will work ,but the radius is off and the saddles are fixed . The strings still move around in the grooves, you will have to up your string gauge . I put folded tin foil under my low and high e to get the radius right ,and you don't HAVE to replace the stock bridge its just fine ,it was said this Squire is truer to the original than the Fender model the mods you make will be dependent on you playing style ,and preferences research all the mods ,look up Elvis Costellos Jazzmaster ,that guitar is setup to gig ,unless your a pro you wont need it to be that stable .Good luck .It really is a... » Read More It will work ,but the radius is off and the saddles are fixed . The strings still move around in the grooves, you will have to up your string gauge . I put folded tin foil under my low and high e to get the radius right ,and you don't HAVE to replace the stock bridge its just fine ,it was said this Squire is truer to the original than the Fender model the mods you make will be dependent on you playing style ,and preferences research all the mods ,look up Elvis Costellos Jazzmaster ,that guitar is setup to gig ,unless your a pro you wont need it to be that stable .Good luck .It really is a great guitar (for the price ) dont over do it, love it for what it is . « Show Less
998096
A 12ax7 has much more gain than a 12au7. If the position of the tube is V1 the amp will be louder but may distort in an undesirable manner. I would research further, consulting your amp's documentation and other users before buying.
1045446
Hank 51 and Thomas H. are correct, and I wholeheartedly agree with their comments. I've used mine as well with a high-powered vintage Quad (British manufacturer) amp, and they sound great. Just watch the volume level, as these guys have already stated.
469827
I had to research the Peavy before answering. To get anywhere near the performance and options of the Fender Mustang I V2 20 watt, you have to go with the much more expensive Peavy 100 Watt Vypyr 3. Even then, with the Peavy you are stuck with the built in options. With Fenders FUSE software, you can change this amp a thousand different ways using just your computer, a USB cable and the fender FUSE software. Plus you can download beats and backgrounds to play along with, which you can't do with Peavy. So either this Fender or the Peavy 3 100 watt for a lot more money. (And even then, with the Peavy you have to buy the optional pedals to get any decent sound from the video on the site I watched).
572775
Yes. It will be fine. Any guitar will work for you, it just depends on how advanced you are. Just don't go for first act kid guitars. If you're serious about it then you'd want this one
1754618
Probably not. One of the very few good things about this otherwise poor quality jack is its super low clearance. You will be able to get it under your Mustang with no problem. Just do not expect to jack it up very many times before the hydraulics fail.
1775196
The Mustang III is a better amp? LOL, no way! No modeling amp sounds better than tube amps, especially at louder levels. The clean channel on the X2 is beautiful and being a tube amp combined with these modeling effects makes it a great amp if you want built in effects. Personally id change the speaker out to a WGS G10C and it will be instantly louder and sound better. For what it is, this is a great amp and i like it better than the Blues Jr (price is $599) which imo for the money, it blows even with the 12" speaker. No matter what amp you buy, a good speaker is key. Just having any 12" speaker doesn't make it better and the Mustang is cheaper for a reason. The Mustang III is a better amp? LOL, no way! No modeling amp sounds better than tube amps, especially at louder levels. The clean channel on the X2 is beautiful and being a tube amp combined with these modeling effects makes it a great amp if you want built in effects. Personally id change the speaker out to a WGS G10C and it will be instantly louder and sound better. For what it is, this is a great amp and i like it better than the Blues Jr (price is $599) which imo for the money, it blows even with the 12" speaker. No matter what amp you buy, a good speaker is key. Just having any... » Read More The Mustang III is a better amp? LOL, no way! No modeling amp sounds better than tube amps, especially at louder levels. The clean channel on the X2 is beautiful and being a tube amp combined with these modeling effects makes it a great amp if you want built in effects. Personally id change the speaker out to a WGS G10C and it will be instantly louder and sound better. For what it is, this is a great amp and i like it better than the Blues Jr (price is $599) which imo for the money, it blows even with the 12" speaker. No matter what amp you buy, a good speaker is key. Just having any 12" speaker doesn't make it better and the Mustang is cheaper for a reason. « Show Less