Share your Favorite Fender Mustang Micro Colour (Tone) Combination/settings

Hi,

I picked up a fender mustang micro headsphone plug in Amp, and am having so much fun with it!

As the title asks, What are peoples favourite Mustang micro Tone colour combinations?

A couple of my favourites are:
Amp: ’60s British(blue) / Effects: Harmonic tremolo + large room reverb (orange)

Amp: ’70’s British / Effects: Sine chorus + large room reverb (blue)

Any creative ideas?

I have one too, but haven’t played with it much. I got it to use with my son’s abandoned electric guitar. I have plugged it in to my Martin electro-acoustic to see what it would do and it seems like a fun rabbit hole to go down sometime.

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You hit the nail on the head there, it’s really fun to play around with.

This is very helpful for 10 types of music on the Mustang Micro…https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ygiOOqqUg5o

Sorry I’m very late to this thread but I bought one as I have been on sabbatical in Colombia for the last 5 months and obviously couldn’t bring a real amp with me.

For practicing in an apartment, my experience has been v positive although I brought crappy quality headphones with me and it sounds much much better at home with a good pair of headphones.

My favourites are the red and green amps that if I remember correctly are simulating a fender 65 reverb and a twin. They are just before the blue in the button sequence. I use them with the reverb set on medium. Didn’t really use any of the other effects as I’m a beginner and I don’t really know how to use them properly.

All in all I think some of the amps are nice. The two I already mentioned plus the blue Vox Ac simulation that the original poster mentioned. I’ll try that one with the tremolo.

Some of the distorted ones for metal sound cheap and no so nice. But that may just be my very crappy headphones I’m using right now and it’s not my music anyway.

If your amp doesn’t have a headphone socket and you need to practice quietly then this a a good option.