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SOLD! - 1964 Fender Princeton Reverb Blackface AA764 Vibrato 1x10

SOLD! - 1964 Fender Princeton Reverb Blackface AA764 Vibrato 1x10

€ 3.750,00Prijs

The Princeton Reverb is a nice weight small combo and you can take it anywhere. It’ll fit in your front seat, it would fit in an overhead compartment on an airplane, and it’ll certainly fit on any stage, no matter what size! And on top of that this thing sounds pretty damn great I tell you!

Having tremolo and reverb on such a small amp makes it a wonderfully versatile amp and the simple control panel makes it easy to quickly dial in a great tone. And it is louder and has more bottom end then you'd expect!

The transformers, pots, serial and date stamp all date to 1964 and the electronics, tolex, grillcloth, knobs, reverb, cabinet, chassis etc are original to this amp. It even comes including the original black footswitch! The original 10inch Oxford speaker was changed for a 2007 Jensen Special Design P10R Alnico which gives you more bottom end and more clean bell tone and power. The tubes are the original RCA and GE tubes and still rund perfect and sound so warm and crisp!

The early '64 Blackface models are easily the most sought after small combo low power amps that you can stilll use in the studio and on the podium in live performances. Today's reissue Princeton Reverbs don't sound even remotely the same and are manufactured with a printed circuit board that's prone to failure and requires total replacement. Handwired amps are easily repaired by a qualified technician for the rest of your lifetime, may it be long and filled with killer tone...

This Princeton has a lovely sweet tremolo and warm reverb running at about 12WATTs over a dual push-pull 6V6GT power tube. It delivers the real American Fender Tone with punchy, responsive lows paired with chimey highs. When cranked it sounds more "vintage" than the bigger two-channel amps, meaning more breakup in the lower frequencies and mid-focused tone. A great amp for all! Runs at 110Volts and comes with a step down transformer.

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