'65 Princeton Reverb
The 1965 Fender Princeton Reverb (Blackface) is a highly regarded tube combo amplifier known for its lush spring reverb, rich tremolo, and classic Fender clean tones. Featuring a single 10-inch speaker, 12 watts of all-tube power, and simple controls, it delivers warm, articulate sound with smooth breakup at higher volumes. Its compact size and exceptional studio and stage performance have made it a favorite among guitarists seeking vintage American tone and touch sensitivity.
Fender Model Guide
Mid-’60s Fender studio favorite with the snappy tone of a single 10” speaker and richly ringing reverb and vibrato effects.
- VOLUME Adjusts overall volume.
- TREBLE Adjusts high frequencies.
- BASS Adjusts low frequencies.
- REVERB Adjusts reverb effect level.
- SPEED Adjusts rate of vibrato effect.
- INTENSITY Adjusts strength of vibrato effect.
Also included as an amp head only. Note: This amp model includes a convolution spring reverb effect. Due to their heavy processor usage, presets are limited to one convolution effect at a time. Amp-only models are also available without the reverb and tremolo effects to help minimize processor usage.
From the Fender Tone Master Pro Model Guide
- Based on
- Fender 1965 Princeton Reverb (Blackface)
- Real gear released
- 1964
- Amp type
- Tube
- Power (watts)
- 12
- Speakers
- 1x10
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