Fender Champion II 50 Blackout

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Fender Champion II 50 Blackout The Fender Champion II 50 Blackout: Versatile Tones with a Darker Dress Fender Champion II 50 Blackout Electric Guitar Combo Amplifier The Fender Champion II 50 Blackout packs 50 watts into a straightforward two channel combo that can handle everything from practice at home to playing with a band. Better yet, you are not locked into a single flavor. Fender clean and overdrive tones are joined by British and modern distortion sounds, giving you plenty of room to move from jazz and country to blues and metal. Fender Clean Overdrive and Distortion Amp Voicings The Champion II is built for players who would rather spend their time playing than wrestling with an amplifier. Different amp voicings and distortion types make it easy to move between clean sounds, overdrive and heavier tones. One input and two channels keep things straightforward, while 50 watts give this combo enough power to be considerably more than just a practice amp. Built In Reverb Delay Chorus Tremolo and Vibratone Effects There is a useful collection of effects built right into the amplifier, including reverb, delay and echo, chorus, tremolo and Vibratone. The TAP button lets you set delay times and tremolo speeds to match the tempo of a song. That makes the Champion II a remarkably self contained setup when you want plenty of sounds without surrounding yourself with additional gear. Blackout Cosmetics and Fender Special Design Speaker This Blackout version looks the part with black grille cloth, a black logo and an appropriately dark overall appearance. Behind that grille is a single 12 inch Fender Special Design speaker created with smoother highs and a tighter low end. The cabinet itself is constructed from 7 ply 3/4 inch medium density fibreboard and covered in black textured vinyl. Practice Friendly Fender Champion II Features An auxiliary input makes it easy to connect an external device, while the headphone output lets you practice privately. There is