Fender Rumble Studio 40

I'm using this amplifier as a practice amp, but as a audio engineering graduate I think this amp lends itself to some quality studio experimentation.

The amp modelling presets are absolutely fantastic, this amplifier covers a wide variety of modern and vintage fender & 3rd party amp models, my favorite being the SVT-like preset that is astonishingly convincing.

Some of the more 'out there' presets are fantastic, I love the option of being able to very quickly turn all FX's off at the touch of a button if I want to quickly get rid of some of the compressors or reverb on the amp presets.

Not to mention, functionality is incredibly fast and easy - there is a remove FX button which I find handy for the more 'out there' presets. Bluetooth utility & the included 'Fender Tone' App is fantastic.

To conclude this review, I'm absolutely blown away at the variety of tones and accuracy of the amplifier simulations. The functionality is outstanding and is incredibly simple to operate very quickly.

There isn't really anything I dislike. I ordered the amplifier with some skepticism into the quality of the amplifier modeling but it has blown me away.

Like this little piece
I use it home for practice only and it is great.
It might have better layout of effects&amps section since there's a lot of levels to dig to get to the option i want (this is this one star less) - but with phone app it works acceptable
0.5sec latency of music played back over bluetooth
Quantity of effects and amps and cabinet overwhelms - every day something new
Decent compressor

What do I miss
- metronome
- recording with playback
- drum machine

With these three features - would be absolute top

Update after half a year
Got me a footswitch with looper, which helps to switch between presets and allows easy acces to tuner. I love the thing.
BUT: it resonates strongly around note D. I'll clog one vent in order to lower it.

I am using this amp for both guitar and bass practice. It is an amazing amp to work with.
Even if it is loud enough to make things on the wall to start shaking, it keeps its sound clarity when the volume is rolled down.
The tweeter option is great when playing other instruments through this amp.
Even though some presets are decent, my advice would be to get used to dialing in your own tone as quickly as possible.
The menu interface is very easy to navigate.
It does not send sound to the PC via USB, which was a surprise for me, but the other sound output options are a good workaround.
I really like touching the amp when setting up presets, so I can't say anything objective about the phone interface.