In this video (Fender Champion 20 vs 40 Review: 4 Things YOU Need to Know Before YOU Buy!) I do a head-to-head comparison of these two great amps.
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I used the bridge pickup in both samples (3:40) and both amps used this setting: Channel 2 (for the Champion 40), Gain: 10, Volume: 4, Voice: British (Yellow indicator light), Treble: 6, Bass: 6, FX Level: 3, FX Select: Reverb+Ch (Green indicator light).
The Fender Champion 20 is a 20 watt amp (with an 8” speaker) that is perfect for practicing at your home. It sounds great at low volumes and it has a headphone jack!
The different sounds (voices) are phenomenal, ranging from Tweed, Blackface, British and Metal. In addition, the gain and volume knobs can be dialed in to explore each voice.
The treble and bass knobs let you color the sound, while the FX options are fantastic for such an affordable amp. These include reverb+chorus, chorus, flange, delay+reverb, wah, vibrato, and tremolo. A tap button is also included to customize the speed of your vibrato or tremolo.
To give you peace of mind, this amp includes Fender's 2-YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY.
The Fender Champion 40 is a 2-channel, 40 watt amp with a 12” speaker. This amp shares all of the features of the Champion 20, but also has the first channel which is a dedicated clean channel (think Fender Twin Reverb), while the second channel offers the same voices as the Champion 20: Tweed, Blackface, British and Metal.
This amp also includes Fender's 2-YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY.
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