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January 2007
Posts: 672
Location: New South Wales, Australia | I've got the G-DEC also James and it's a great little amp for what I need. It's got phones out and an input on the back for another guitar. I've never used the other input as I can only play one guitar at a time :D
It's a great practice amp although I'm using it with my band at the moment and going through the PA it puts out plenty of noise. Had it's first gig hit out a few weeks ago. |
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January 2006
Posts: 5881
Location: Colorado Rocky Mountains | Come to think of it, I was in GC a few months ago and nearly tripped on a Fender Frontman R that was dropped off by some kid. They were practically giving the thing away for something like $25 so I picked it up and brought it home thinking I could pack it up in a suitcase for business trips along with the Traveler. It has an earphone jack that also cancels the internal speaker, although I don't intend to use it that way. |
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Joined:
November 2007
Posts: 24
Location: Huntington Beach, California | I love my Fender G-dec. I use mostly for electric playing. It has 50+ models with matching drum and bass tracks. You can change the key or tempo, etc. Great for practicing your leads without partners. The headphone jack works great. This thing is extremely versatile. |
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December 2003
Posts: 13987
Location: Upper Left USA | Fender 25R is the one I left at the church for practice (or slow death). Seems the shipping is higher than the resale - but it is a nice plug in at home amp. |
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March 2006
Posts: 482
Location: enid, ok | Good grief, I'm still using a Rockman... |
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