The FM 25 DSP hooks you up with 15 hot effects and 16 killer amp sounds!

The Fender FM 25 DSP Frontman Combo Amp packs a killer amp and effects package behind traditional Blackface appointments. You get 25W, a 10" speaker, and a DSP sound engine that supplies effects, amp sounds, and an acoustic simulator. It provides a Normal channel with the classic Fender clean sound, and a footswitchable Drive channel with all 16 amp sounds. (Works with single-switch footpedals only.) There are reverb, delay, tremolo, chorus, and flange effects, plus combinations. The Fender FM 25 DSP Frontman also has a headphone jack, CD input, silver grille, skirted knobs, metal corners, and gem light.

Fender FM 25 DSP Frontman Combo Amp Features:

• 25W power
• 10" speaker
• 2-channel operation
• Normal channel
• Drive channel with Amp Type selector
• 16 amp tones: Fender Tweed, Fender Blackface, British Combo, British Stack, Fender Hot Rod, Metalhead, Jazz Combo, more
• Acoustic simulator
• 15 effects
• Auxiliary input
• Headphone output
• 17"W x 15-1/2"H x 8-1/2"D
• 25 lbs.

It's the ultimate practice amp with enough watts for band rehearsals, too! Order now!

Fender FM 25 DSP Frontman Combo Amp

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This a great practice amp

Posted by Butters from ??? Illinois on Sep 19, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: 1st year as an active musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Classic Rock, Alternative, Grunge, Death Metal

This amp is made for practice, or maybe a small gig. I wish you could adjust the amount of reverb but if you have effects petals your gonna love it. i have emgs, 81/85 with the 85 in the bridge. the distortion is awesome with anything from Zeppelin to dir en grey. also, the amp presets are iffy. i like the metal. the acoustic simulator breaks up. the black face, tweed, and hot-rod settings sound like they can use a bit more treble. It has some amp noise and it also cuts the volume around 2. Its a great amp and it suits my playing styles. I should got the Frontman 25R, but i didnt want to wait. i may end up buyin a Celestion 30W speaker when this one blows! Ebony Epiphone SG Special: Customized with 2-volumes, Zakk Wylde EMGs 81/85 with a Pro-Co Rat 2 distortion petal and Dimarrzio cables.

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Great Solo Guitar Amp

Posted by FenderStrat87 from Owosso, MI on Aug 21, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Amateur Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Chord Melody Solo Guitar

Plenty of people have mentioned how great the amp is as a practice amp and I completely agree. However, I play chord melody solo guitar and this amp is perfect for it. I put it on the jazz setting with a little reverb (built in effect) and tweek the guitar and amp a little and I get beautiful tone that sounds good recorded and works when I'm playing in front of a small group of people (coffee shop, house party, etc).

I bought this amp years ago when I was first learning how to play and its been a faithful partner. I definitly recommend this amp!

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probly one of the best combos ive played

Posted by dean man from chase city, VA on Jul 29, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: active musician

Reviewer's Play Style: blues, rock, metal, hard rock

definitely one of the best practice amps ive played. not good for playing a show but its not supposed to be. great for just practicing in your room or whatever. great for the price.

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fender fm25 dsm

Posted by illusion008 from san diego on Jun 26, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: active musician

Reviewer's Play Style: rock, alternative, folk, blues, metal

Why are all these haters complaining that this amp isn't loud enough and the effects suck. What do you expect from an amp for this price! This is obviously a practice amp and a good one at that. This amp is ideal for the bedroom and the features are a great intro to the world of digital effects. Would I try to power my guitar through this amp with a full band behind me? No! Would I rely on these effects to record or play live? Heck no! Would I use this amp to practice my licks in my bedroom? Absolutely. I even plug my acoustic into this thing and it sounds fantastic--perfect for a coffee shop gig. People, use this amp for the right application and you won't be disappointed.

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MUCH better amps out there for the price

Posted by musicdude17 from San Diego, CA on Jun 23, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Rock, Metalcore, Post-hardcore

Ive had this amp for a few years, and I bought it on pretty much an impulse buy. I just really wanted effects. The things is, the effects on this thing are TERRIBLE. You cant even control the amount. Also, it is terribly quiet. The amp i had before it, a Fender 15G was much louder, even though it had not even two-thirds of the wattage. The one good quality about it is that it seems to hold up reasonably. All in all, I would suggest something from the Vox Valvetronix line (ignore the looks :P)

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