- 40 watts, 8 amp models (Rumble, '59 Bassman, Bassman TV, Bassman 300, Redhead, Rockin' Peg, KGB800, & Monster), and a 10" speaker offer an incredible range of tones.
- Onboard FX include: Modern Bass Overdrive, Overdrive, Fuzz, Green box, Chorus, Flanger, Phaser, Vibratone, Envelope Control Filter, Octave, Step Filter, Delay, Reverb, Compressor plus a chromatic tuner.
- 24 onboard stored presets (unlimited with Fender FUSE and computer) allow you to save your creations.
- Included Fender FUSE software allows you to see visual representations of your amps and effects on your computer screen, make deeper edits to your presets, and store and share your sounds.
- Additionally, Fender FUSE allows USB connection to included Ableton Live Lite 8 Fender Edition studio-quality recording software.
What do you guys think?
I have had mine for four years, since they first came out.
It is a cool little amp and it's fun to experiment with all of the different settings and tones you can get out of it. The amp models all have different sounds and tones. It has built in compression, which is pretty good, and the effects are alright . I am not really a big effect guy, but they are fun to play around with without buying a bunch of pedals.
You can play around with Fuse and save your favorite settings and presets and back them up on your computer and load them onto the amp. The prests that come on it are pretty good, though. They are usable as is. I have a B-DEC that I had before, still do. Programming and accessing different settings on the Bronco is a little bit easier than on the B-Dec.
I have the foot switch and you can program it to select between your two favorite presets. There is an LED by the jack that will show red/green to show you which setting is active.
It is plenty loud for practicing and small doings. It has a mono XLR line out if you are wanting/needing to run through a PA and use it as a stage monitor.
The built in tuner is accurate.
I have had no problems whatsoever with it.
