Honestly modeling amps have come a long way (yes like those lady ciggies), still not my favorite but at least you could tinker with them and get something good out of it. I am curious as to how they would take actual pedals rather than the built in ones (I know that defeats the purpose). I still have an old old line 6 that just sits in the corner, from time to time I'll use it on clean and just run pedals through it, but the built in effects are nearly useless. Thanks for the vid Ola
The gtx1050 ti has a tighter low end tho ngl, i think if u superclock the 2080 u might get close but if it dosent have at least an intel i9 9900 tube processor it will just thin out your tone, make sure u also have at least 16 gb of ram for more headroom if you wanna get a nice fendery-hp omen type clean tone. im such a fucking virgin...
I played this amp in person and I can honestly say that this is a HUGE upgrade to my ears. The metal tones are so much easier to create. I was at guitar center to pick up a used powercab 112 plus. Otherwise I would have taken that home because the fender amp models were the best and most authentic the mustang series has ever created (my humble subjective opinion only). The controls were intuitive to me with a little fumbling like Ola, lol.
Bro are you wearing a Berserk shirt? Holy shit, I didn't think I could like you any more. I've been reading the manga since I was 15. Also, loving your disclosure text. :) Glad I could help!
I bought this amp thanks to this review and many others. It is super versatile. The Bluetooth option with your phone is amazing too. There is a huge library of user presets you can use and replace some of the factory sounds already on the amp. I've had this amp for little over a year and I am still happy with it. Love it for my small home studio. Never turned it up all the way.
I had a mustang 3 for a short time and it proved to me that digital/model amps can be seriously good. I think there's more opportunity for them to grow but you can get some great sounds - I mean the metal sounds you're getting out of this small amp is amazing when you think about what it is...
wow i didnt think they'd sound so good, especially miced up, youre essentially running it through 2 cabs at that point, the cab sim then a real guitar speaker, if you use direct recording with the usb interface you get a cleaner picture of the sound they're trying to model, like youre not running a 4x12 cab sim through a 12 inch speaker, youre hearing the 4x12 cab sim straight up. This is why they went with a falt response speaker in their previouse version, they didnt want to colour the sound of their cabs with another cab, but it didnt work out they just sounded bad so they reverted to a regular amp speaker. I have a mustang 2 and the distortions sound great, without their cab sims or turning them off and using my own. The thing is i never play it through its speaker, i need the direct 3d stereo sound you wont get out of 1 speaker no matter how good, that being said this one still sound good. Nice job fender.
People have disregarded this amp at their own peril. This amp kicks some fucking ass, like any amp you gonna have to dial it in but, this amp have pretty much every effect you'll ever need, its so damn easy to use, and it thumps hard when you turn it up, you have to go to the global eq setting otherwise it does sound slightly boxy on the original setting. I'm getting some seriously brutal sounds out of my and its dead fucking quiet when I'm not playing, no hissing or shit like that, its a bloody great amp
I bought one last month, and was waiting for this video. Glad to hear Ola doesn’t think it sucks :) I’m pretty new to the amp world, wanted something affordable with a lot of options. Luckily I got in on this version vs the older mustang models.
I have the old Mustang floor unit and the Mustang micro i dig them. I had an old Mustang practice amp I passed onto a noob so he could try out tons of effects that was cool for chilling next to the couch.
I almost got one of these new Mustangs. They seem to sound really amazing. I ended up just getting the Katana MK2 instead because the wife got me one for Father's Day. So far the Katana is impressive but my Marshall stack still blows it away.
For any owners of this amp, the secret to making it sound less boxy and more like a real amp is to set the Global EQ to Guitar Focus 1. Boom, it opens up and sounds like a proper amp at that point.
For the price, this is one of the better digital modeling combo amps out there. Definitely close to the Katana in tone, with a much easier interface for customizing the settings of each effect, way more amp options, and even more effects than the Katana has. I also love that it has XLR outputs and stereo effects loop. The Katana has a few more i/o jack options though.
I feel like the biggest advantage of the Katana is that even though there aren't as many sounds, all of the sounds are actually usable, whereas with the Fender GTX100 there's so many horrible amp models and cab emulations and only a handful of usable ones also the Katana has a notably better direct output sound which is useful for people who like going directly into the interface
The Katana definitely does not outperform the GTX100, If you can model your tones properly it absolutely blows any Katana amp out of the water without any doubt in my mind as I've used both plenty. I don't need to have a million pedals to have an amazing tone with the GTX100 whereas a Katana doesn't even have a decent noise gate. @@Sticknub
I always let my amps warm up first so the start up is no big deal to me. So far I’m loving mine. I used to combine a couple fender champion’s and GTX100 sounds much healthier. Even with my guitar sitting a little while a needing some TLC it’s got potential. One could really piss neighbors off with this amp.
Are the Katanas ready to go out of the box or do you have to hook it to a computer to download anything good out of it? Also does it have a built-in noise gate?
Thank you for doing this! I was looking for metal reviews of this amp because I am going to buy it but there were no good metal videos about this amp. Thank you ola for this video! It helps a whole lot!!
This is why I got away from all the modelling amps. I find myself fooling around with all the effects and everything and less time playing. Amp with a good clean channel and a handful of pedals. I'm happy!
Cookie Dough Avenger oh got ya. Thanks for clarifying. I really was unaware. I figured all the audiophiles watching this type of video would understand I mentioned that to indicate I was listening on something with reliable frequency response to hear the tones of amp clearly. 20hz - 20khz
Definitely an improvement from the older models, I have one but I use little harmony solid state amp and Beghringer ultra metal petal and it chugs better than my Fender amp. Makes my Jackson v sound good and thrashy🤘🏻
@@bakerbrown6 Hey Brother is the amp user friendly for live shows? I'm thinking of getting one of these with the foot switch and doing away with all the stomp boxes.
Like you said in the video , " there´s a lot of bullshit in here " . The sound when you actually find it is good though. I stay clear of all these kinds of amps with the preset effects etc. Better to get an amp , select the distortion channel then use the knobs to get your sound
Yeah I feel ya man but sometimes you just want a cheap version of everything to be in one. And sometimes people might want something with fender on it but get all of their tones.
I just bought one of these GTX100's. I have an old Fender ultimate chorus (two twin 12's speakers, each with a 65 watt amp). That old amp is not a high end amp. It's not a tube amp. It's a basic solid state amp from the early 90's. But honestly it sounded richer and fully than any of the presets on the GTX100. The GTX100 speaker sounded thin and tinny, even after adjusting the EQ. I suppose I could put a lot of work to dialing in custom settings, but I just plug in to my ancient ultimate chorus and get some pretty good sounds with just a simple mosfet overdrive and a compressor for country sounds. I had high hopes for the GTX100 that I could get great sustain without having to be so loud, but it just sounds thin to me. So I'm taking it back.
I got the mustang 3 v1 as well, and shortly after got into the high gain stuff. Thought it'd get the job done, with the rectifier and 5150 models... not even close lol. this new one seems to be a lot better at the modern metal tones though.
Let's just admit, that this is pretty cool for Fender!! Would I play through it in a live setting, maybe, but if I had a choice, no!! As a practice amp, yes, I absolutely would get it for that.
I started using Mustang amps a decade ago with a practice amp,I ended up with a Mustang floor unit and then a micro Mustang headphone amp. I'm sick of hauling my "real" amps around, so with 100 watts at 22 pounds this Mustang is pretty enticing for jam sessions that I don't really need my stack for.Sure it will never sound like a tube amp but turns out im the only one tripping on that. To every one else if it sounds good it sounds good.
@@aidanbouw5224 I have one of these amps. I think OP maybe meant how in the amp itself you can simulate different cabinets with the different preamps. Maybe idk
The Fender GTX is great! Very versatile amp, dynamic and touch responsive. With a little patience you can get almost anything you want out of it. Great studio amp! I recommend 👍 an awesome value for its cost! Underated piece of gear. The DSP is pretty damn good! It gets close to gear 3 times the price. Just my humble opinion.
sounds amazing actually. please modify the volume differences while editing the video so we can experience the same volume for each model next time. some of them are really low volume.
If I am trying to find a nice amp that will be good for metal, I just see if there's a will it chug and lo and behold, here we are! I wanted to check this one out because there's an effects loop, and this video sold me on it, sounds amazing for a solid state amp.
I’ve played both amps. They are very similar but the Peavey is a bit more difficult to navigate interface. No lcd display. It also does not come with a footswitch/expression pedal. That’s why it’s half the price. The foot switches Peavey sells for the Vypyr are called “Sanpera”Sanpera I is like $150 and the Sanpera II is $250. I liked the sound of the Peavey better though. Speaker is better in it.
@@jo8737 agreed it does sound better. I have the VIP 3 with the sanpera ii but the only reason is because my local music shop had hella discounts on both and I had multiple gift cards lol.
This is so perfect for me because I’m shopping right now for an amp. Keep it up! Have you ever played the Fender Tele FMT HH? I know it’s a long name but I like it 👍.
Can’t stand those amps with the screen you have to sit and take a long time to find the tone but I guess they sound good cause I only tried these in guitar center
its annoying to mess around with it to finally get that tone you're looking for, but you can save the preset and have the exact tone you like as a preset, i have the LT25 which is just kinda the 25 watt version of this and it's nice to be able to save your exact tone
Ola is always happy when he finds out that nice powerfull rich round distortion and clear full of harmonics...I do belive that thats the real metal tone, there were many bands using very high end classified gear that sounded like shit, but Ola's presets are always done after the professional recipies in obtaining extreme metal real dynamic tones....Cheers Ola! I do believe that the Mustang is very good for a combo, maybe not so fluid as a modeller or tube preamp, but definently works for serious purposes if you know how to use it...Any good preamp works with that overdrive setup and 4 cable methode noise gate or the integrated noise gate.....
Ola is shy of saying it's sounding unexpectedly good lol. I for sure did not expect it to sound this good having heard the older mustangs from a decade ago
I have the GT100 and since all the amps in the GT series now share the same firmware, the only difference between the GTX and the GT 100's is just the amp enclosure itself, speaker and power amp. Otherwise I can get real chug out of this Mfer easy for recording, especially using third party IRs by sending a no cab signal into my interface via XLR.
I’d love to see a ‘WILL IT CHUG? - FENDER CHAMPION 50XL...’ I have this amp and can certify that it’s near impossible to get a decent metal tone, but Ola can make pretty much anything chug, so...
I had that amp like 2 years ago and it was horrible, the only thing usable was the clean channel, selled it and bought a boss gt1 and massive diference
I’m swapping my Champion 50XL out for this GTX100, the metal tones were cool for a bit on the 50XL but now that I’ve progressed into extended range guitars it’s not good for me.
"Will it chug " is awesome! I would suggest you to take 4 or 5 tube screamer type pedals and stack it in front of an amp tweak a little and see if it chugs. It would be interesting. :)
The Fender Mustang floor pedal is a better investment. Amp sims aside, it's got a lot of great effects that you can use to expand your sound when using with another amp. I use mine with a Randall bass amp and it sounds amazing for several applications.
I have the first generation mustang which was my first amp and it’s perfect for the beginner market. The 90’s metal model is based on a dual rectifier and the metal 2000 is based on the 5150.
Another one that sounds surprisingly good is the clean channel on the KG100HFX. I used to play that for years and people asked if it was tube nearly every show.
Trying out the Fender Mustang GTX100 Amplifier! WILL IT CHUG?
It's a modeled CHUG! YES!
Do the pod go,please.
Honestly modeling amps have come a long way (yes like those lady ciggies), still not my favorite but at least you could tinker with them and get something good out of it. I am curious as to how they would take actual pedals rather than the built in ones (I know that defeats the purpose). I still have an old old line 6 that just sits in the corner, from time to time I'll use it on clean and just run pedals through it, but the built in effects are nearly useless. Thanks for the vid Ola
My champion 40 fender does.
Fender Mustang or Boss Katana?
I like the sound of the GTX100, but my favorite guitar tone is definitely that of the RTX2080ti
nah fam OG Integrated HD Graphics all day everyday
Yeah that is a pretty solid amp, but i prefer the 1660 ti
@@DudeMcGuybro That was the best comment ive ever read.
The gtx1050 ti has a tighter low end tho ngl, i think if u superclock the 2080 u might get close but if it dosent have at least an intel i9 9900 tube processor it will just thin out your tone, make sure u also have at least 16 gb of ram for more headroom if you wanna get a nice fendery-hp omen type clean tone.
im such a fucking virgin...
That’s just the hideous coil whine.
the name is like a graphic cards hahaa
Yes.
Fender GTX2080
Fender RTX2080ti
they could have just named it 1050ti
Doesn't seem to have that 60fps 4k metal tone I was looking for.
I played this amp in person and I can honestly say that this is a HUGE upgrade to my ears. The metal tones are so much easier to create. I was at guitar center to pick up a used powercab 112 plus. Otherwise I would have taken that home because the fender amp models were the best and most authentic the mustang series has ever created (my humble subjective opinion only). The controls were intuitive to me with a little fumbling like Ola, lol.
The "American 90's" setting is emulating a mesa boogie dual rectifier
and its probably quiet due to the lack of mids...? probably and the compression
I also think the metal 2000
Is peavy 5150/6505
There a lot of great metal amps and the modeling has very much improved since the mustang 1
I'm actually more impressed with this amp than I thought I would be lol.
Something very odd about metal chugs on a Fender amp
Have you ever heard of the fender metalhead? Its pretty brutal
You'd be surprised
Evh 5150 iii is made by fender!
@@Nobody-on6gt I have the 50 watt Stealth coming in tomorrow.
my silverface with an empress heavy pedal begs to differ
Bro are you wearing a Berserk shirt? Holy shit, I didn't think I could like you any more. I've been reading the manga since I was 15.
Also, loving your disclosure text. :) Glad I could help!
Thanks man :)
I see Ola is a man of culture...
Brutal as fuck the tv series, the dreamcast game was excellent aswell.
seriously, this is a whole new level of chug
One of the most metal series tbh. The soundtrack is amazing too.
And i'm pretty sure that the "Metal 2000" is emulating a peavey 5150
Yeah it is but sadly it's a very terrible version of it. Oh well at least it's better tones than line 6.
Isn't it supposed to be a Marshall JCM 2000?
Metal 2000 is probably a dual rectifier and 90's is the 5150
@@metalheadblues no because if you look on the website the 2000 semi resembles a 5150 and the pic for the 90s has a treadplate like a recto
5150III. It sounds great to me. I would use the direct out vs. mic'ing it up as well.
I bought this amp thanks to this review and many others. It is super versatile. The Bluetooth option with your phone is amazing too. There is a huge library of user presets you can use and replace some of the factory sounds already on the amp. I've had this amp for little over a year and I am still happy with it. Love it for my small home studio. Never turned it up all the way.
I had a mustang 3 for a short time and it proved to me that digital/model amps can be seriously good. I think there's more opportunity for them to grow but you can get some great sounds - I mean the metal sounds you're getting out of this small amp is amazing when you think about what it is...
@xlonelyloseri have a peavey x2 and its really good for the price.
@xlonelyloser thats the only downside, but other than its great
Mustang GT100 (older version) also has a Celestion 12" speaker and has been updated with new effects from Mustang GTX
wow i didnt think they'd sound so good, especially miced up, youre essentially running it through 2 cabs at that point, the cab sim then a real guitar speaker, if you use direct recording with the usb interface you get a cleaner picture of the sound they're trying to model, like youre not running a 4x12 cab sim through a 12 inch speaker, youre hearing the 4x12 cab sim straight up. This is why they went with a falt response speaker in their previouse version, they didnt want to colour the sound of their cabs with another cab, but it didnt work out they just sounded bad so they reverted to a regular amp speaker. I have a mustang 2 and the distortions sound great, without their cab sims or turning them off and using my own. The thing is i never play it through its speaker, i need the direct 3d stereo sound you wont get out of 1 speaker no matter how good, that being said this one still sound good. Nice job fender.
“90s American” is a Dual Rectifier model if I remember right, I’m not surprised you like it Ola :)
People have disregarded this amp at their own peril. This amp kicks some fucking ass, like any amp you gonna have to dial it in but, this amp have pretty much every effect you'll ever need, its so damn easy to use, and it thumps hard when you turn it up, you have to go to the global eq setting otherwise it does sound slightly boxy on the original setting. I'm getting some seriously brutal sounds out of my and its dead fucking quiet when I'm not playing, no hissing or shit like that, its a bloody great amp
I love the blend of classic looks with modern features
Really like this
I bought one last month, and was waiting for this video. Glad to hear Ola doesn’t think it sucks :) I’m pretty new to the amp world, wanted something affordable with a lot of options. Luckily I got in on this version vs the older mustang models.
I have the old Mustang floor unit and the Mustang micro i dig them.
I had an old Mustang practice amp I passed onto a noob so he could try out tons of effects that was cool for chilling next to the couch.
I almost got one of these new Mustangs. They seem to sound really amazing. I ended up just getting the Katana MK2 instead because the wife got me one for Father's Day. So far the Katana is impressive but my Marshall stack still blows it away.
Thats a fucking amazing gift man!
That’s real love, when a gf or wife buys you a piece of real gear
@@experimentalgroup9473 She bought me a Marshall 4x12 to complete my stack too.
You are a lucky man, my mrs moans when I buy even a little mini battery amp and yours is buying you boss katanas and 4x12 stacks. I’m jealous 😀
@@dansmith543 She told me the other day I don't need any more 4x12 cabs. So she has her limits..lol
I just bought one today and I’m inloooooove with it !! Played it today for 5 hours straight 😜
For any owners of this amp, the secret to making it sound less boxy and more like a real amp is to set the Global EQ to Guitar Focus 1. Boom, it opens up and sounds like a proper amp at that point.
For the price, this is one of the better digital modeling combo amps out there. Definitely close to the Katana in tone, with a much easier interface for customizing the settings of each effect, way more amp options, and even more effects than the Katana has. I also love that it has XLR outputs and stereo effects loop. The Katana has a few more i/o jack options though.
I feel like the biggest advantage of the Katana is that even though there aren't as many sounds, all of the sounds are actually usable, whereas with the Fender GTX100 there's so many horrible amp models and cab emulations and only a handful of usable ones
also the Katana has a notably better direct output sound which is useful for people who like going directly into the interface
nothing to compare i had katana 1 month it sound so thin the fender much much beter in katana only 4 preseet was so disapointed
The Katana definitely does not outperform the GTX100, If you can model your tones properly it absolutely blows any Katana amp out of the water without any doubt in my mind as I've used both plenty. I don't need to have a million pedals to have an amazing tone with the GTX100 whereas a Katana doesn't even have a decent noise gate.
@@Sticknub
I always let my amps warm up first so the start up is no big deal to me. So far I’m loving mine. I used to combine a couple fender champion’s and GTX100 sounds much healthier. Even with my guitar sitting a little while a needing some TLC it’s got potential. One could really piss neighbors off with this amp.
I just got this amp today after returning a Mesa Boogie Mark V. Way happier with the Mustang! Saved so much.
The best review I've see of this amp. The others only play the presets the amp brought.
I would love to see a "Will it chug" episode with the Peavey Bandit 112 amp :(
I still got a 90´s bandit . Its still plays good
I really miss my old bandit 112. Sent it in for repair and supposedly the tech passed away. Long story short I never saw it again. It was a good amp.
Still have one it chugs.....but with pedals, either on the clean or the fx. An eq is advisable
Agreed!! Also hope if Ola does it he tries it on a cab lol. I love my bandit and for $90 you can’t go wrong.
I have a Bandit 112 Silver Stripe and it had always sounded WAY beyond its pricepoint.
Sounds pretty Good. I just got a Boss Katana 100 head. Love it!
Yeah the Katanas are amazing. I got the 212 100watt combo a while ago, awesome bit of kit and a joy to play
Are the Katanas ready to go out of the box or do you have to hook it to a computer to download anything good out of it? Also does it have a built-in noise gate?
Paul Kline You have to connect computer to access the noise gate but other than that everything is great right out of the box
Thank you for doing this! I was looking for metal reviews of this amp because I am going to buy it but there were no good metal videos about this amp. Thank you ola for this video! It helps a whole lot!!
Pro tip: when looking for amp reviews just type ola and ten the name of the amp, saves time lol
Just bought one today. Surprisingly serious tones out of this little box. Can't wait to try it out in a real jam.
Coolest dude reviewing anything! My man!
This is why I got away from all the modelling amps. I find myself fooling around with all the effects and everything and less time playing. Amp with a good clean channel and a handful of pedals. I'm happy!
Damn i didn't expect such gnarly, wicked tones from one of these. Very cool!
*Man this shit is actually fine for metal*
Is it a Dave Mustang signature model?
Dave Mustard
@@fromaggio7654 Ha ha!
Fromaggio no it’s dave mustardstain
The tone at 8:26 sounded pretty badass through my new iphone EarPods!
I was thinking the same thing
I’m not sure what that means. You don’t like the tone at that point of the video?
Cookie Dough Avenger oh got ya. Thanks for clarifying. I really was unaware. I figured all the audiophiles watching this type of video would understand I mentioned that to indicate I was listening on something with reliable frequency response to hear the tones of amp clearly. 20hz - 20khz
Definitely an improvement from the older models, I have one but I use little harmony solid state amp and Beghringer ultra metal petal and it chugs better than my Fender amp. Makes my Jackson v sound good and thrashy🤘🏻
Love all the Behringer pedals. Absolute gems
Yes, Behringer pedals are great!
On all mustang maps. Just switch the volume and master controls. How you use them. I promise it'll make the amp sing
The way you first said "Mustang" is the best part of this vid.
It chugs! I just got one. To me it is the best amp ever! It has about 190 presets and also has blank ones so you can make your own pre sets. It cranks
@@bakerbrown6 Hey Brother is the amp user friendly for live shows? I'm thinking of getting one of these with the foot switch and doing away with all the stomp boxes.
@@dsalbert9572 it’s surprisingly user friendly. I would say it’s way easier than setting up petals. It’s also not that expensive
@@bakerbrown6 Thanks for the quick response - I gotta look into these things! -Keep Rockin'!
Like you said in the video , " there´s a lot of bullshit in here " . The sound when you actually find it is good though. I stay clear of all these kinds of amps with the preset effects etc. Better to get an amp , select the distortion channel then use the knobs to get your sound
Yeah I feel ya man but sometimes you just want a cheap version of everything to be in one. And sometimes people might want something with fender on it but get all of their tones.
Yeah but an EQ pedal helps way more too
Analog and easy to use and understand
@@andy_182 on changing the tone? I want a katana but I heard it doesn’t have those fender clean tones.
You opened doors for me man. I was getting discouraged, but you pushed me into the light!
I have that amplifier and the best thing of it is you can download more preset in the internet and theres a lot of metal round there
Thanks Ola! I bought a Mustang LT25 after I saw this video and I absolutely love it
I just bought one of these GTX100's. I have an old Fender ultimate chorus (two twin 12's speakers, each with a 65 watt amp). That old amp is not a high end amp. It's not a tube amp. It's a basic solid state amp from the early 90's. But honestly it sounded richer and fully than any of the presets on the GTX100. The GTX100 speaker sounded thin and tinny, even after adjusting the EQ. I suppose I could put a lot of work to dialing in custom settings, but I just plug in to my ancient ultimate chorus and get some pretty good sounds with just a simple mosfet overdrive and a compressor for country sounds. I had high hopes for the GTX100 that I could get great sustain without having to be so loud, but it just sounds thin to me. So I'm taking it back.
Ahh i have the old mustang 3.
Its sounds rly bad. And the most disappointing thing is that fender stopp supporting the modeler apps fender fuse.
I have the V1 Mustang IV, putting some analog pedals will help it a lot 😁
I have a Mustang V, sounds absolutely great for the price
glad I sold mine lol. Went with the DSL 40c was much happier.
Using the Mustang V2 for most of my covers/original songs for quite some years. Still love it, but there is way better stuff out there haha.
I got the mustang 3 v1 as well, and shortly after got into the high gain stuff. Thought it'd get the job done, with the rectifier and 5150 models... not even close lol. this new one seems to be a lot better at the modern metal tones though.
Let's just admit, that this is pretty cool for Fender!! Would I play through it in a live setting, maybe, but if I had a choice, no!! As a practice amp, yes, I absolutely would get it for that.
“We had to wait for the tubes to warm up” - Yes, but at least the wait was worth it ;)
I started using Mustang amps a decade ago with a practice amp,I ended up with a Mustang floor unit and then a micro Mustang headphone amp.
I'm sick of hauling my "real" amps around, so with 100 watts at 22 pounds this Mustang is pretty enticing for jam sessions that I don't really need my stack for.Sure it will never sound like a tube amp but turns out im the only one tripping on that. To every one else if it sounds good it sounds good.
Also you forgot about the cabinets! They change the tone a whole lot! And you can plug it in to a cabinet
That would defeat the point of buying a combo amp, if you plug it into another cabinet
@@aidanbouw5224 Not if you were recording and wanted a different tone? Like from a 1x12 even. Not always about it being small.
Christopher Charles he said “And you can plug it in to a cabinet”, that’s what I was commenting on
@@aidanbouw5224 I have one of these amps. I think OP maybe meant how in the amp itself you can simulate different cabinets with the different preamps. Maybe idk
as a music producer, this thing would be really handy to try out different styles of genres! very awesome demo!
What bands did u produced man?
Impress me please...
The little Fender Rumble sounds great
The Fender GTX is great! Very versatile amp, dynamic and touch responsive. With a little patience you can get almost anything you want out of it. Great studio amp! I recommend 👍 an awesome value for its cost! Underated piece of gear. The DSP is pretty damn good! It gets close to gear 3 times the price. Just my humble opinion.
Does it sound good enough to go on a metal album?
When you said, "I kinda like this American", I was pretending you were talking about me... yay!!
THAT T-SHIRT!!! AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH !! IS AMAZING!!!
I think this is a good option for small gigs.
Rockerverb in the room! Make it happen!
It chugs but something about the distortion sounds wrong.
They sound different, but they are fun to plug into and jam with
Reminds me of a metal zone
Clean tones are good but wouldn't recommend for metal 👍
It doesn't sound good at all in the upper levels. It sounds great on the lower strings though.
When Ola says it chugs...IT CHUGS!!! I am buing this for my RG550 Genesis.
sounds amazing actually. please modify the volume differences while editing the video so we can experience the same volume for each model next time. some of them are really low volume.
If I am trying to find a nice amp that will be good for metal, I just see if there's a will it chug and lo and behold, here we are! I wanted to check this one out because there's an effects loop, and this video sold me on it, sounds amazing for a solid state amp.
Ola! You should demo the Peavey Vypyr VIP3 100 watt combo! It sounds great in person and is pretty affordable.
I’ve played both amps. They are very similar but the Peavey is a bit more difficult to navigate interface. No lcd display. It also does not come with a footswitch/expression pedal. That’s why it’s half the price. The foot switches Peavey sells for the Vypyr are called “Sanpera”Sanpera I is like $150 and the Sanpera II is $250. I liked the sound of the Peavey better though. Speaker is better in it.
@@jo8737 agreed it does sound better. I have the VIP 3 with the sanpera ii but the only reason is because my local music shop had hella discounts on both and I had multiple gift cards lol.
Always enjoy these!! Thanks so much!
Finally, a real demo ! Thank you sir!!
I like the Ford Mustang !
These are my favorite videos of yours
This is so perfect for me because I’m shopping right now for an amp. Keep it up! Have you ever played the Fender Tele FMT HH? I know it’s a long name but I like it 👍.
This axe ...
awesome guitar .. to look and play
Finally someone is asking the important questions! Cheers Ola!!
Can’t stand those amps with the screen you have to sit and take a long time to find the tone but I guess they sound good cause I only tried these in guitar center
its annoying to mess around with it to finally get that tone you're looking for, but you can save the preset and have the exact tone you like as a preset, i have the LT25 which is just kinda the 25 watt version of this and it's nice to be able to save your exact tone
The LT50 and 25 are easier i
Normal when they accidentally go from clean sound to metal:"oh shit"
Ola: *goes from metal to clean*"aaaaahhhhhhh"
It definitely chugs and for the money this amp kicks ass!
That’s sounds killer! , love your videos bro!
Can you do the fender champion 20?
That Berserk shirt is legit, Ola!
Ola is always happy when he finds out that nice powerfull rich round distortion and clear full of harmonics...I do belive that thats the real metal tone, there were many bands using very high end classified gear that sounded like shit, but Ola's presets are always done after the professional recipies in obtaining extreme metal real dynamic tones....Cheers Ola! I do believe that the Mustang is very good for a combo, maybe not so fluid as a modeller or tube preamp, but definently works for serious purposes if you know how to use it...Any good preamp works with that overdrive setup and 4 cable methode noise gate or the integrated noise gate.....
Randall RG80 combo will it chug?
I would like to know that as well.
The Fender Slays the Boss easily!!!
The rang booster helps to clean up the mud
So glad he learns the gear before displaying it, lol
Ola is shy of saying it's sounding unexpectedly good lol. I for sure did not expect it to sound this good having heard the older mustangs from a decade ago
I have aGt100 (OS3) for the studio... love it.
With Bass amp modeler going through FX loop..... thick. Anyways 🤘🤘
I*m not into modern guitars..but that one looks beautiful with the brown wood finish
Sick Berserk shirt my man.
Ola deserves 10x his subscribers for real
Mustang gtx50 vs catalyst60. What you think??? It’s my nightmare to pick on of them haha
4:23 Good for you man. I don't judge.
I have the GT100 and since all the amps in the GT series now share the same firmware, the only difference between the GTX and the GT 100's is just the amp enclosure itself, speaker and power amp. Otherwise I can get real chug out of this Mfer easy for recording, especially using third party IRs by sending a no cab signal into my interface via XLR.
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A clean drive.
Will there be any difference between the GTX100 and the previous GT100? Taking into account the obvious aesthetics.
Waiting for a guitar amp to boot is somehow not something I expected from 2020
Awesome! The all new Line 6 combo by Fender. Lol! Love the channel!
I just got this amp about 2 weeks ago, really good amp imo
Finally first! Ola give some love! :D
OMG it worked 😲
I’d love to see a ‘WILL IT CHUG? - FENDER CHAMPION 50XL...’
I have this amp and can certify that it’s near impossible to get a decent metal tone, but Ola can make pretty much anything chug, so...
I had that amp like 2 years ago and it was horrible, the only thing usable was the clean channel, selled it and bought a boss gt1 and massive diference
I’m swapping my Champion 50XL out for this GTX100, the metal tones were cool for a bit on the 50XL but now that I’ve progressed into extended range guitars it’s not good for me.
"Will it chug " is awesome! I would suggest you to take 4 or 5 tube screamer type pedals and stack it in front of an amp tweak a little and see if it chugs. It would be interesting. :)
Switch the volume and master controls. You wont be disappointed. Just dont switch channels afterwards(it will be ripping loud if you do*)
The Fender Mustang floor pedal is a better investment. Amp sims aside, it's got a lot of great effects that you can use to expand your sound when using with another amp. I use mine with a Randall bass amp and it sounds amazing for several applications.
I have the first generation mustang which was my first amp and it’s perfect for the beginner market. The 90’s metal model is based on a dual rectifier and the metal 2000 is based on the 5150.
I know I'm looking for the amp, but damn getting a sub for the berserk shirt
this might be the best sounding solid state i’ve ever heard
Another one that sounds surprisingly good is the clean channel on the KG100HFX. I used to play that for years and people asked if it was tube nearly every show.
peavey bandit 112
Try the transistor Fender Champion 100, It kicks asses.