Fender 57 Mini Twin
Product information "Fender 57 Mini Twin"
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!
The Mini '57 Twin is a super-cool little jammer with a realistic vintage visual vibe. The genuine tweed-covered wood cab contains built-in distortion; power, volume, and tone controls; plus one serious watt of power and 2 - 2" speakers. A 9V power adapter jack can be used in place of the 9V battery.
Plug into the 1/4" headphone jack to get genuinely cool tone for practicing or even use it as a line out to a power amp or recording gear.
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- Battery Type: 9-Volt Block
- Controls: Gain, Volume, Tone
- Headphone Jack: yes
- Includes: Mini Amp
- Loudspeaker: 2x 2"
- Power: 1 W
- Power Supply: Power Supply, Battery(ies)
- Subcategory: Mini Amp
- suitable for: Electric Guitar
To make a Fender instrument available to everyone, they are offered in different price ranges. The subsidiary Squier sells affordable, Far East-made models built to original specifications with Fender know-how in the background. An affordable, "real" Fender can be found in the series made in Mexico. The classic original Fender instruments, such as the American Pro series, are made in the USA. For lovers of hand-built instruments and guitars with vintage flair there is the Fender Custom Shop, where you can even have a guitar built completely to your own specifications.
But Fender is not only known and appreciated for its instruments, it is also famous for various amplifiers such as the Deluxe Reverb, the Princeton, the Champion, the Blues Junior and the Fender Rumble bass amp range. Fender now also offers a wide range of guitar accessories like strings, picks, cables, straps, cases, tuners and care products, as well as spare parts and pickups, plus accessories and merchandising. You can of course find all of this at the music shop you trust – session in Frankfurt and Walldorf!
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Ich habe mich im Vergleich für den Blackstar Fly 3 entschieden. Der Fender-Mini Amp klingt zu dünn und zu leise. Die Verzerrung klingt wie bei einem Kinderspielte. Einzig die Optik ist wirklich gut gelungen und schlägt die Konkurrenz.
