Maker
Fender · Models
Fender is an American maker of electric guitars, basses, and amplifiers, founded in California in 1946. Its Telecaster, Stratocaster, and Precision Bass are among the most influential solid-body electric instruments ever built.
5 models
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Fender '65 Twin Reverb
Amplifier · United States
The '65 Twin Reverb is Fender's reissue of the mid-1960s blackface Twin, an 85-watt all-valve 2x12-inch combo running 6L6 power tubes. Famous for huge clean headroom, lush spring reverb, and tube vibrato, it is a studio and stage standard for sparkling Fender clean tone.
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Fender '65 Deluxe Reverb
Amplifier · United States
The '65 Deluxe Reverb is a reissue of Fender's classic mid-1960s blackface Deluxe, a 22-watt all-valve 1x12-inch combo with spring reverb and tube vibrato. Its moderate power, snappy clean tone, and easy edge-of-breakup make it one of the most-recorded guitar amps ever.
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Fender Hot Rod Deluxe IV
Amplifier · United States
The Hot Rod Deluxe IV is a 40-watt all-valve 1x12-inch combo with 6L6 power tubes and three footswitchable voices (Normal, Drive, More Drive). The fourth-generation revision adds modified preamp circuitry and smoother spring reverb. It is one of Fender's best-selling gigging amps for blues, country, and rock.
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Fender '65 Princeton Reverb
Amplifier · United States
The '65 Princeton Reverb is a reissue of Fender's mid-1960s blackface Princeton, a roughly 12-watt all-valve 1x10-inch combo with spring reverb and tube vibrato. Low-powered and dynamic, it breaks up at manageable volumes, making it a favorite small-club and recording amp.
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Fender '59 Bassman LTD
Amplifier · United States
The '59 Bassman LTD reissues Leo Fender's 1959 tweed 5F6-A Bassman, a roughly 45-watt all-valve 4x10-inch combo with 6L6 power tubes and dual normal/bright channels. Originally designed for bass, its rich, touch-sensitive overdrive made the 4x10 tweed Bassman a cornerstone of guitar amplification and the template for many later amps.