In this video I show you 2 ways you can use gain vs. volume on the Fender Champion 20. This video will clear up the confusion between these two knobs and will help you dial in the amazing sound you have been searching for (even if you have a different amp)!
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SETTINGS: Remember to have your volume low (try 2) and then slowly increase the GAIN from 1 up to 10. Listen to the difference!
Then, set your gain on low (try 2) and then slowly increase the VOLUME from 1 up to as loud as you want (you might not want to do 10 if you have neighbors)! Again, listen to the difference!
GAIN gives you your tone (whether clean, crunchy, or distorted), while VOLUME takes that tone and makes it louder

This is THE AMP I RECOMMEND IF YOU ARE JUST STARTING OUT!
This 20 watt amp (with an 8” speaker) 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.

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