'62 Princeton
The 1962 Fender Princeton is a vintage tube combo amplifier known for its warm, articulate clean tones and smooth breakup at higher volumes. Featuring a single 10-inch speaker, 12-watt output, and simple controls for volume, tone, and tremolo, it is prized for its lush onboard tremolo effect and dynamic response. Its compact size and classic Fender circuitry make it highly sought after for studio recording and small venue performances, delivering the signature mid-century Fender sound.
Fender Model Guide
With a distinctive, woody sound all its own, this Fender “brown panel” amp is known for bridging the gap between the raw sound of ’50s tweed amps and the sparkling clean tones of the mid-’60s “black panel” amps.
- VOLUME Adjusts overall volume.
- TONE Adjusts tonal character; turn clockwise to increase overall brightness.
- SPEED Adjusts vibrato effect rate.
- INTENSITY Adjusts vibrato effect strength.
Also included as an amp head only.
From the Fender Tone Master Pro Model Guide
- Based on
- Fender 1962 Princeton
- Real gear released
- 1962
- Amp type
- Tube
- Power (watts)
- 12
- Speakers
- 1x10
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