Fender 15

The Fender 15 was made between 1988 and 1991 , this one comes from Mexico.
8 inch speaker, 15 watt's of power , 38 watt powerconsumption.
1 channel and headphone input.
6 red knobs : Volume,Gain,Master,Treble,Middle,Bass.
I use it for home practising.
It's 15 watt and loud !!!

Very good clean sound with enough high and low ends.
Nice overdriven or crispy sound.
I use a G&L F100.
You can play most styles with this amp.
When good earthened it's dead quiet.

Very reliable amp. Good enough for small gigs (bars etc.)
I sprayed the pots one time . This is not a very easy to do job.
You have to replace the board by unscrew the pots and inputs.

Never dealt with the company

I play for 40 years, the last years all for myself at home.
I had lot's of high volume Fender amps, not needed for home practising anymore.
I would recommend this little beast to enyone.
Easy to carry. Wish it had reverb on it.

Very simple, easy to use.

It is solid state, but it sounds amazing.

It's a practice amp, so it doesn't have a gillion channels, but great nonetheless

This amp sounds GREAT

I use a epiphone G-400, and i play mostly classic rock, and some blues. It fits my styles great

It can get quite loud if you want it to, but it can also be quiet

The cleans are great, and you can dial up a nice smooth distortion if you wish

It is durable, not that I take it anywhere besides my room, maybe a friends house.

It wouldn't do well at Madison Square Garden, but great for small-medium gigs.

the amp was made in 93 according to the serial number, which sounds about right
it only has one channel on it and a headphone jack
despite being called "15" it is 39watt
it has red-ish nobs and looks a lot like the duluxe 85
Ive never seen another one or read anything about it on the internet
I use it at home, though it is suprisingly loud and could probably be used in pubs and small clubs
its pretty basic feature wise, but thats what i would expect for a small amp, nothing confusing on it for a beginner

the sound this amp creates is great. I use it with a Jagmaster which has 2 humbucker pick-ups. It can produce really warm sounds are well as bright ones.

Its quite noisy for its size, at home I am constantly being told to turn it down.

quite a nice distortion can be created on it without the use of any pedals but it sounnds sweet with a DS1.

never had any problems with it. Ive owned it for 5 years and it was probably 5 years olf when i got it. Nothing appears have have been replaced.

Came with a 3 year warranty

never found it on a fender site

if it was lost or stolen I would be pretty angry as it probably is irreplaceable and is my first (only only) proper electric amp.

despite this is use it much less now in favour of a line 6 guitar port.

I didnt chose this amp, it was a gift. probably bought for size and cost.

I wish it had reverb on it.