I like to start with the Pro Junior or maybe the Princeton. ( I love them Fender 10" speaker amps) The Fender Triangle Chorus is way cool but I have been using my Danelectro Big Spender Rotary pedal with the speed turned way down.

I almost always gravitate toward the Princeton. I guess it depends on the guitar you're using. The Princeton sounds the smoothest with my Telecaster. I usually spend a lot of time playing with the mics and positioning, more so than the amp settings. I've never used any of the presets in Amplitube. 

I wonder why on earth Princeton is not a part of the Fender Collection? I think, '57 Champ isn't either. Doesn't look consistent and surely doesn't feel user-friendly.

I agree. I assume it's because they were released separately from the Fender Collection. I own every Fender amp except the champ... Kind of annoying

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I wonder why on earth Princeton is not a part of the Fender Collection? I think, '57 Champ isn't either. Doesn't look consistent and surely doesn't feel user-friendly.

I must apologize then. My post was off topic.  I purchased the Amplitube Max when it was on sale a while back.  The Princeton is part of that.  I swear it is?  I just figured that the Fender collection would have it too.  Or am I losing my mind?  Maybe they should call it Fender Partial Collection?  I think the Champ is in max too, I just haven't made it that far yet.  I do notice that A Max is missing some things though.  Now I'm confused

Max =/= everything

Yeah I guess come to think of it I did buy the Princeton separately. Definitely should be part of the Fender Collection. 

I think the Champ and Princeton were out as individual amps before the Fender Collections  were released. Seems like they should put them in there now though doesn't it.

The "Fender Collection" says it was developed hand in hand with Fender and that the models are certified by Fender. I have no idea what "certified by Fender" means, but I'm guessing the Champ and Princeton don't meet the criteria.

Well the Champ and the Princeton have to the Fender name (unlike some of the other legacy amps) so I would assume they are certified