There are enough Open/Blank (Unused ) presets to program in the Green and Red Channels for my needs

There are also some really decent ACDC and Van Halen presets

While there isn't a ton of adjustment in the effects, it's good enough for me, and the presets are pretty cool.

After plugging in, I was a little hesitant concerning all the presets and knobs, but you get the hang of it pretty quickly.

But this has like 30 presets - and they all suck.

You can overwrite the bad presets with your own, though

The presets are cool and it's easy to come up with some variations on them

Great sound and volume (maybe too much voume), more presets than I will ever use, great options for fine tuning the sound

And if you happen to like the factory presets somehow and haven’t tried the Fuse software, there is a whole new level of enjoyment waiting for you at the end of a usb cable.

The presets are actually useful, for once

This has so many cool presets and you can achieve so many different sounds with it

Lots of preset features to fool around with, and has the ability to be programmed very easily.

There are a lot of useful presets, but you can also save your preferred settings and switch on the

The presets that can be selected directly from the amp don't sound too good as is and are difficult to adjust.

There like 9 presets

I have reset all the presets on the third set to my liking

But this has like 30 presets - and they all suck.

It's great for traveling and the presets are actually pretty fun.

You can either adjust the gain/vol yourself or download one of several VERY nice very clean presets from the fender forums.

The available presets from other Fuse users is also great

Great sound with great presets

And some very good presets

(4) I forgot about this; one of the things that bug me most is that you don't have the option to protect presets

Then, good luck finding presets on the web site unless you happen to click on the correct google search result.

the Fender "Fuse" software for manipulating and editing presets is astonishingly awful.