#Is it worth getting the Fender Mustang Micro Plus or are there better options?

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peak harness
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I'm thinking of getting Fender Mustang Micro Plus, any thoughts?

main estuary
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At that price point I personally would go for the Mooer P2 prime since it has some expandability using the GNR models

peak harness
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I just like the idea of being able to practice quietly and anywhere really

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I'll have a look at the Mooer P2 prime

main estuary
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The Mooer also comes with an app to control it ...don't know if the fender one has that too

steep zealot
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I have to be honest and say I have not heard the Micro Plus in real life, but my go to practice tool is the Mighty Plug Pro.
Benefits over the Fender is that it has a drum machine, metronome, and tuner built in, and can take custom IRs. Another benefit over the competition is the TRRS out, so if you have a headset with mic, you can record Guitar and voice at the same time.
Also, not that it's a major issue at that price point, but it's also a bit cheaper.

That being said, the Fender seems to be better for clean tones and a bit worse for Distortion.

The Mooer P2 is great as well and has a looper, which does come in quite handy.

main estuary
steep zealot
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Well, for less than 100 Euro, can't expect it to be something that Units costing a lot more are capable of.
Especially if you have a dedicated rig already, I can see there's not that much use for it, but that would also apply for the Fender then, right?

I find that with some good IRs, the Plug Pro sounds quite good for what it is.

Given you have a dedicated rig already What's your motivation behind wanting to get a Fender Micro?

main estuary
steep zealot
peak harness
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I only just started playing guitar, about 6 months+, but I like to practice in the living room

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I just thought Fender Mustang Micro Plus is a quick easy way to get set up and just play