Solid State Fender Combo Guitar Amplifiers

The versatility, power and reliability of a Fender combo guitar amplifier goes well beyond their tube models - in fact, Fender's transistor amps are just as popular as their tube counterparts. First introduced in 1966, Fender solid state combo guitar amplifiers were soon being used by rockers and metalheads around the world (including Pete Townshend during The Who's Magic Bus tour). Whether you favor raw, overdriven sounds or shimmering cleans, Fender has a solid state combo guitar amp in this catalog that will match your tastes, budget and application.

Solid state amplifiers have come a long way over the past 40-plus years and Fender's models are no exception. Today, Fender solid state combos have never been so capable of mimicking the warmth of a tube-powered amp. Of course, they can do a lot more than that as well - take for example, the Champion 40 Guitar Combo Amp. In addition to offering Fender's world-renowned clean and overdrive sounds, this amp delivers an impressive variety of both British and Modern amp voicing and distortions. You can even set a TAP button to match a specific song's tempo and there's also an auxiliary input for playing along with media players. All this in a compact package - and at a very affordable price - makes the Champion 40 an obvious choice for home recording sessions.

Or, if you're searching for a killer concert-ready solid state combo amp, check out the Mustang IV V.2 150W 2x12. This powerful combo is one of the best-selling amps on the globe and it's easy to see why. It has USB connectivity, 18 incredible amp models, a single channel with 100 presets and top-notch effects like "green screamer", "big fuzz" and even pitch-shifting abilities. From the stage to the studio, the Mustang IV V.2 will have you exploring every area of your talents with heaps of volume to boot.

And this selection of Fender solid state combo guitar amplifiers goes well beyond the two exceptional models mentioned above. For bedroom enthusiasts, there's cost-friendly practice amps like the Frontman 10G and the Champion 20; even acoustic guitarists will find top-rated amps like the Acoustasonic 90 and Acoustasonic 150. Whatever grabs your attention here, you can be confident that with a name like Fender, the results will be sure to please.