Fender ultimate chorus club ""lol""

I KNOW WE DONT NEED A CLUB FOR THESE BIG OVER SIZED SS AMPS BUT I THOUGHT THIS WOULD BE FUNNY:lol:... ANYWAY I PLAY MINE IN THE KITCHEN AND THIS IS ONE OF THE LOUDEST BASTARDS I HAVE EVER HEARD I HAVE SOME OTHER AMPS TO COMPARE IT TO -SO ANYWAY THE STEREO CHORUS AND EFFECTS LOOP IS COOL AND I AM NOT SURE WHAT THE SPEAKERS ARE, THEY SAY SPECIAL FENDERS ON THE BACK OF THEM?????????? IT HAS A METAL SOUND (UNGA -BUNGA) ROCKS WITH OVER DRIVES. SEEMS TO LIKE EFFECST PEDALS BUT NOT MY FAVORITE .........I HAVE GIGGED WITH IT, PLAYED BASS THROUGH IT AT THE VFW.....LOL- SO ANYONE ELSE GOT ONE OF THESE180 WATT(?) (IS THAT RIGHT NOT SURE??) -FENDERS??

i always wanted one of those amps. true stereo. yeah, and loud as h$ll. frickin' cool.

I've still got one. I've had it for about 14 years. It can sound nice clean but I prefer small valve amps at the moment.

I play mostly tubes, namely my CVR,but I have one these that I put in 2 Eminence Red,White and Blues speakers. I'll take it anywhere and not be ashamed!!!

I've still got my 1994 Version 1 (pre-dsp), and it rocks. I had a guy come out to try it and complained it had too much noise, so he wouldn't buy it. I took it to Nashville Amplified Instument Service, and he had just completed a factory sped'c overhaul of the same amp, so we did a side-by-side comparison. Turns out the cord the guy tried the amp with was an el-cheapo (mine) and that's where the noise was from. It matched factory spec perfectly. It rocks, and I am and have been hooked on true stereo chorus since I got my Ibanez UE-402 Rack (still have that too). I used to run that into 2 tiny Peavey 15-watt BackStage amps, set about 10 feet apart, to really lt the sound waft around. The Ultimate Chorus is a sturdy amp, with lush sound, and it fills a room. Never gigged with it, though. I did acquire a Peavey Stereo Chorus 400, and it rocked, but way too loud, and way too clean. That sucker would hurt you.

Try out the Barber Small Fry or the Boss OD3 with the Fender Ultimate Chorus. I think you'll like how they work great with solid state circuitry. Very natural sounding! These work much better than the drive channel on the amp itself.