Fender

A Whole Lot of Amp in One Box Picture this: one amp that covers your bedroom noodling session, your band rehearsal, your recording session, and th...

A Honest Practice Amp That Actually Sounds Like Fender Sometimes you just need an amp that you can plug into at 9pm without waking the neighbors — ...

Small Amp, Classic Fender Look There's a moment every beginner guitarist knows well: you've got your new electric, a patch cable, and absolutely no...

Your Modeler Finally Has a Home You've spent real time crafting tones on your modeler — dialing in the right amp sims, stacking effects, nailing th...

All the Twin Reverb You Love — Without the Herniated Disc If you've ever loaded a vintage Twin Reverb into a van at the end of a late gig, you know...

All the Deluxe Reverb You Love — None of the Back Pain There's a reason guitarists have been chasing Deluxe Reverb tone for six decades. That warm,...

The Silverface Sound, Hot-Rodded There's a reason the late-'60s Fender silverface amps have held onto their reputation for decades. That silver-and...

A Silverface Classic, Hot-Rodded for Today There's something almost mythological about the Princeton Reverb. Small enough to carry with one hand, m...

A 2x12 Built to Run with the Bassbreaker Series If you've already got a Bassbreaker head or combo — or you're hunting for a versatile 2x12 extensio...

A Fender Head That Goes Places Fender Didn't Used To Go The Bassbreaker 15 HD is a genuinely interesting amp from Fender — one that deliberately st...

Seven Watts of Transatlantic Tube Tone There's a certain kind of amp that just makes you want to keep playing. The Fender Bassbreaker 007 Combo is ...

Fifteen Watts, Two Knobs, Zero Fuss There's something beautifully honest about an amp that fits in a briefcase and asks almost nothing of you. The ...

The Amp That Shows Up on Every Stage If you've spent any time around working guitarists, you've seen a Hot Rod Deluxe sitting on stage — sometimes ...

All the Tweed, All the Tubes, All the Tone There's a reason the Blues Junior has been a fixture on stages, in studios, and in living rooms for deca...

The Strat That Does It AllIf you're looking for that classic Stratocaster feel with a little extra muscle, the Fender Standard Stratocaster HSS hit...

Classic Strat Feel with Modern Versatility The Stratocaster has been the working musician's go-to since 1954, and the Standard Stratocaster HSS del...

Your First Strat — Or Your Next One The Stratocaster defined what an electric guitar could be back in 1954, and it's still doing that job seven de...

Classic Stratocaster Feel, Accessible Price The Fender Stratocaster changed everything when it launched in 1954, and that double-cutaway shape stil...

Your First Real Stratocaster There's something about plugging into a guitar that says "Fender" on the headstock. It's the sound you've heard on cou...

Your First Real Fender You want a Stratocaster. Not something that looks like one, not a budget alternative—the real thing with Fender on the heads...

Classic Telecaster, No Compromises You know the shape. You've heard the sound on countless records. The Fender Standard Telecaster delivers everyt...

Your First Real Tele — Or Your Next One There's a reason you see Telecasters on nearly every stage, in every genre, from dive bars to stadiums. The...

The Classic Tele, Accessible and Ready to Go If you've been eyeing a Telecaster but aren't ready to drop serious cash, the Fender Standard Telecast...

Classic Telecaster Design in a Fresh Finish Since 1951, the Telecaster has been the guitar that refuses to go out of style. This Standard Telecaste...