Made of Brown vinyl, this protective cover is perfect for keeping the dust and scrapes off of your prized amplifier’s tolex when moving from gig to gig.
Price: $15.95 Buy now!
This little beauty features a solid Spruce top, Nato neck, back, and sides, 4-ply ivory binding, and gold hardware. The best things do come in small packages!
Price: $299.99 Buy now!
User Reviews:
Feature:
Doesn’t really… have much to it. Nice body, nice neck. I wish it had a pickup, but for the price, you can’t ask for too much.
Quality:
Bad intonation and a crappy scratch below the fingerboard. I had the floor model. I think it will last a good 5 years.
Value:
It was inexpensive and makes great music.
Desirability:
It looks pretty sexy.
Sound:
Very bright sound. Mine had bad intonation, but that was the guitar store’s fault. Really bright and full sound, though.
Ease of Use:
I’m… working on learning mandolin based on guitar, violin and ukulele skills. It’s a good instrument.
Support:
Took some convincing to get a free set-up, but that’s the store’s issue, not Fender’s.
Overall:
It’s better than the $79 no-name one, and still better than the $130 no-name one.
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Solid spruce tops and bubinga, asian striped ebony, or dao laminate bodies make these Classic Design cutaway dreadnoughts good looking and great sounding. A Fender/Fishman Classic 4T active on-board preamp makes them sound great plugged-in, too. Other features include dot position inlays, tortoise shell pickguards, and inlaid back center stripe mosaics.
Price: $399.99 Buy now!
User Reviews:
Quality:
good workmanship, solid, amazing sound, just amazing
Value:
definately worth 399 easily! probably would have got it if it was 500 to
Desirability:
practically orgasmic! it looks so damn sexy
Sound:
sound that kind if goes through you…truly amazing
Ease of Use:
just one word….”awesome”…
Overall:
probably never by another acoustic again….I cant imagine this ever being obselete
The Mini ’57 Twin-Amp captures the vibe of ’50s era Fender. For the player who can’t afford a real or reissue tweed amp, this lets them buy their piece of Fender history!
Price: $49.95 Buy now!
User Reviews:
Feature:
It didnt come with a manual- or of it did it was 1 page olong and i threw it away. and no AC adapter. AGHHHHH
Quality:
my dad used it the first day i got it and i think he blew a, or both, speaker(s). and the tweed isnt very well glued together
Value:
definately worth the selling price
Desirability:
it looks pretty.
Sound:
It does well for distortion. not a very good clean sound though.
Ease of Use:
Pretty self explanatory. basic volume, tone and drive. wish it has more
Support:
eh. you really cant expect any more out of a $50 mini amp. never bothered
Overall:
i wouldnt replace it. id mow a couple more lawns and buy a more decent mini-amp.
This one, the Fender Ukulele Hau’oli, comes from the Hawaiian word for happy, and is a basic model with sturdy laminated mahogany construction and a satin finish.
Price: $149.99 Buy now!
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The original was used on countless hits over the years, and the new ’65 Princeton Reverb is easily versatile enough to go from your living room to the recording studio to small gigs. It’s got the vintage vibe that Fender die-hards know and love, but the ’65 Princeton Reverb isn’t only for the old-school guys who played ‘em 30 or 40 years ago–it’s for anybody who craves top-notch tube tone, naturally dynamic clean and overdriven tones, and unmistakable long-spring Fender Reverb and tube Vibrato.
Price: $899.99 Buy now!
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The Fender Jazzmaster was first introduced to the world in 1958 with its uniquely contoured body, incorporating a snappy 25.5-inch scale length with warm-sounding pickups. Original lead and rhythm circuit switching incorporates independent volume and tone controls, and the floating tremolo with tremolo lock adds to the distinctive look and sound of the Jazzmaster.
Price: $899.99 Buy now!
The Jaguar HH combines the styling and functionality of a vintage Jaguar with a few modern touches. Topped off by a Black and Chrome color scheme, this Jaguar is sure to impress!
Price: $889.99 Buy now!
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This highly portable, personal sound system is ideal for paging applications, tour guides, classroom and day-care activities, crowd communications and all situations where you need to raise the volume of your voice to communicate effectively with a crowd or small audience. The system is battery operated and weighs only 6.5 lbs. Conveniently it can mount to standard threaded mic stands.
Price: $489.99 Buy now!
User Reviews:
Quality:
The unit is compact and solid. It is like carrying around a heavy duty flashlight. It has a handle so I can get a good grip on it to transport it from room to room when necessary.
Value:
This product is well worth the investment. I have spent less for other units and of course gotten what I have paid for.
Sound:
The sound is excellent for a system of this size. I had been lugging around a much larger system that had a lower quality output and would often screech or crackle if I got too close or turned it up too loud…which I had to do in order to increase the volume. The sound is crisp, clear, and loud. I can move about the room, as I constantly do, and the microphone still holds a solid signal.
Ease of Use:
I am a professional motivational speaker and often get hired to work with small groups of 30-50. I needed a portable sound system that I could tuck into a suitcase and bring on a flight. This one is small, lightweight, yet incredibly powerful. It is EXACTLY what I needed to solve my amplification challenges.
Support:
I often don’t believe an all 10 rating when I read one but I felt compelled to give every aspect a 10. I orded this unit on a Friday night and it was delivered by Monday morning…now that’s what I call service!
California Cables feature 20-gauge cable, heavy-duty 1/4 in. plugs and are available in 6 vintage Fender colors in 1 ft, 3 ft, 6 ft, 10 ft, and 18 ft lengths.
Price: $9.99 Buy now!
User Reviews:
Quality:
useless!
Value:
worthless… unless you like being really annoyed and changing to another cord in the middle of the set because this one cuts out.
Desirability:
pretty colors won’t make you sound good.
Sound:
I have had this cable two years and it is cutting out like crazy. Meanwhile I’ve had some proco cables that I have had since I started playing bass, and that’s 18 years. I don’t keep every reciept for every little thing I buy so the warranty dosn’t help me much. Forget fender for cords unless you don’t mind missing notes when it cuts out.
Support:
keep the receipt. that warranty is no good without it.
Overall:
see above.