Normally I'm a Marshall guy but can't resist that great Fender tone

You can dial in a wide array of tones with this pedal, and all of them capture that classic Fender-y slinkiness.

The only reason I don't comepletely trash the pedal is because even though it requires very specific settings to get a decent sound, once I found it, it really does capture that classic fender sound

It's currently my "dirty" clean Fender tone with the Joyo AC Tone covering my harder-driving stuff

When I want dirt, this pedal fills the bill so I can roll from a dirty Fender tone to a crunchier not quite Marshall tone

The simple versatility give the feel it can be used as a clean sound booster to give an amp that Fender tone, a mid-gain country sound, or that solo tone, as stated above

If you are looking for a great tube sounding overdrive with EQ control for classic rock, blues, jazz, ska, and anything else that a classic Fender amp would make sense try it out in your rig

I generally setup the Joyo American pedal for a nice glassy clean "Fender" sound

If you like classic Fender tones, especially cleans, you'll love the Joyo American Sound.

I haven't been playing very long, but my friends say this sounds like the classic Fender amp.

You will find digital modeling in most modern amps and multiprocessor pedals, but I haven't found any that captured the cleaner sounds of vintage Fender amps like the 5E3 tweed Deluxe and the blackface Deluxe Reverb very well (they seem to do a better job copying higher gain amp sounds.

The Joyo has Great Fender Tone in a Pedal for $40.

The pedal does an excellent job at modeling the classic Fender tweeds

Solid fender sound, but be prepared to use an aggressive noise gate as you dial the voice and drive past 12:00, 12:30.

It doesn't replace a good Fender Blues Jr, but it solved my issue with the flat sound of pedal board to PA.

This pedal is a great fender sound for going direct to the board

It's currently my "dirty" clean Fender tone with the Joyo AC Tone covering my harder-driving stuff

I can't attest to how well it emulates a Fender 57, never owned one

Within a minute I realized this thing really delivered a great, very Fender, sound

Don't have an amp?Want a fender sound?Would like to use this for direct recording without having to mic up an amp?On the go and would rather not lug around a massive

Just like having one of the most expensive Fender amps

it emulates classic Fender amps as described

I have a used solid-state Fender Frontman 65r and found this cheap pedal to generally increase the depth, solidity, and twangy crackle or whatever of the amp