Awesome little practice AMP, has a lot of built in features like modeling "amps" ,delays, and various other effects.

I tried this and another popular modeling amp, and couldn't be happier with the Mustang

The Fender Twin sound was the only (barely) useable clean sound, but all the metal tones sounded like pure modeling garbage.

Lots of effects, great amp modeling, great starter amp!

It has a built in tuner, a line in jack that is the size of most people's aux cables for their ipods, a headphone jack that does not require an adapter to plug in, a USB port, and a great selection of effects as well as accurate amp modeling from some of the finest Fender amps

So on to the pros and cons...Pros:-The amp models that come preloaded are great and there are a ton of custom options available with the Fender Fuse

I did play around with FUSE and despite my technical background (I am a retired IT consultant) it was not the most straightforward modeling environment I have run across

Huge selection of modeled classic amps, cabinets and pedals to choose from

For whatever reason, this model only works with the one-button footswitch.

Lots of great sounds to model

And if you use the Remuda app (which I definitely recommend) the gap between the II and the III reduces quite a lot!Pros:Nice amp modeling and

I have it set up for two flavors of all my favorite models

The larger model will have more sounds, more power obviously and a fuller more true to fidelity sound due to its 12" speaker

This amp has great standard amp model sounds and if you stick with those, probably sounds better than most more expensive amps

Lots of neat features you'd find on more expensive models.