Fender Champion 20 – 20-Watt Electric Guitar Amplifier
Fender, a leader in instrument manufacturing, started designing, manufacturing and evolving musical instruments in 1946. Since, Fender amplifiers have and continue to be an integral part of modern music. Compact, easy to use and versatile enough for any style of guitar playing, the 20-watt Champion 20 is an ideal choice for your first practice amp. Straightforward controls, cool effects and versatile amp voicing’s make it easy to dial in just the right sounds for rock, blues, metal, country, jazz and more. Fender’s 5 Year Transferable Warranty included with purchase.
Product Features
- Shape your sound with the EQ section (Bass + Treble) as well as dial in lush effects such as digital reverbs, chorus, vibratone and delay.
- Jam along with your favorite tracks by simply plugging your MP3 player into the Auxiliary input and you instantly become part of the band and /or practice privately with the 1/8th headphone output jack that also mutes the speaker output.
- With a turn of a knob, choose from clean to mean tones from the 17 various amp models that will to accommodate almost any genre of music.
- Store extra cables or other small accessories with the open back cabinet. Voltage: 230 Volts EUR
- Limited Warranty Included
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Good enough for a beginner, but hard to grow with the amp I ordered the Fender Champion 20. Being a beginner, I wasn’t ready to splurge on a $600 combo tube amp, so I was looking for something simple to amplify my new Epiphone SG. In its price range, the Fender Champion 20 was one of the highest recommended products on Amazon, so I figured I’d give it a shot. Originally, I was deciding between this and the Mustang I (V.2) for $20 more or the Frontman for $40 less, but I wanted some effects (ruling out the frontman) and a simple interface (ruling out…
Champion 20 vs Champion 40 This review is more of a comparison between the 20 and the 40 than a review of how the Champions sound. They both sound great.I bought the Champion 20 at first, which is a great sounding amp that also looks cute. It also has all the sounds I wanted and it can play amazingly loud even though it is small.Then I realized that it does not have the capability to quickly switch from clean to rock/metal sounds using a foot switch. So I bought a Champion 40 instead and returned…
Great sound. I have always been partial to Fender tube amps, but am sold on solid state amps by this little powerhouse. Thi tiny amp has the warm clean tones needed for classic rock, but also harbors the fuzz and distortion needed for today’s grunge and heavy metal scenes. Thr headphone option makes it great for late night practice. The ability to plug in a phone ir mp3 player means you neverneed to practice without a backup band. Built in effects mean you have no need to kill the batteries in your effects…