Fender amplifiers have been used across a wide range of genres throughout their illustrious history. Firstly, their clean tones are primarily what the Californian giants are known for. Generally, Fender amps have plenty of headroom and lots of output, making them an ideal option for crystal-clean electric guitar tones. This suits country and bluegrass music to a tee. Fender’s smaller models, like the Blues Junior, which have a little less headroom and can be cranked without blowing the roof off, are perfect for hard rock and electric blues, as the name suggests.
Even their slightly larger models like the 22-watt '65 Deluxe Reverb will be perfectly at home playing funk, pop and R&B. Fender amps are also fantastic pedal platforms and will get you to your desired tone with a combination of the correct pedals. If there is one thing Fender amplifiers aren’t renowned for is their ability to perform well with heavier music like metal. Primarily due to their usually large headroom, achieving highly saturated gain isn’t in their wheelhouse.