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Features:
Black Textured Vinyl with Silver Grille Cloth
Height: 17.5"
Width: 24.5"
Depth: 9.5"
3 X 12AX7,
2 X 12AT7,
2 X 6V6,
1 X 5AR4 RectifierTube
What People are Saying:
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Ive been playing about 4 years, and am at around grade 7/8. I can play most stuff and this amp handles anything i want to throw at it (mostly blues) ive had an old vox head and a crappy PA thing, this kicks their asses. if it was stolen i would cry, buy a rocket launcher and dispose of him/her/it. Then i would buy another one, using the forementoned as an excuse. I also have a POD v2 but it sounds crap infront of this beast, a shame coz the POD was expensive.
an absolute steal for £400. I have been obsessed with tone for about 3 years and now i have found the ultimate blues tone-straight into a 65 deluxe reverb amp!
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If stolen or lost (lost?) I`d buy another just like that, it`s a basic tool for the tube amp player. I love that it`s only 42 lbs. so I can carry it (try to carry a Twin reverb sometime) and that it`s simple to use. I would not change one thing, including channel switching, get an A/B box. I a had Rivera combo. This is better priced and does the job. It cannot be compared with a Marshall or Matchless, say... These serve a different purpose. Really your VOX AC-30 does too. You have to know what you want.
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Been playing over 30 years and have owned LOTS of amps- and this one sounds the best. I`d buy another one tomorrow if something happened to this one. I really wanted to like one of the hybrid amps out there,so I wouldn`t have to bother with replacing tubes, the extra weight, etc. But after playing this amp it was all over. By the way , I also tried the Custom Vibrolux (too thin sounding), and the Twin Reverb Reissue (too clean all the way up the volume range). Nothing compared with this amp tonewise, and at 42 pounds I can still drag it around. I beleivve this is the best production amp, bar none, that Fender makes today. At $797 which is thenormal price I see these at, I would rate this an 8 or 9, but at the $697 I paid- I`m going all the way.
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Pros
- Easy To Use
- Excellent Sound
- Good Warmth
- Portable
- Powerful
- Versitle
Cons
- None
Best Uses
- Amateur Recording
- Events
- Home Studio
- Performances
- Professional Recording
Comments about Fender 65 Deluxe Reverb Combo Amplifier:
I have owned many Fender amps, including The Twin, Twin Reverb, Hot Rod Deluxe, Hot Rod DeVille (2X12), Princeton Chorus, Princeton 650, etc, and this is by far the best amp, all around. Especially how light weight it is and how much punch it has for the size. It is not as loud as the Hot Rod series, but if playing a large venue, it would go through the PA system. I play country, rock, blues, and contemporary christian and this amp is there for any style. I have a Roland GR-20 and a Boss GT-10 that I play through with serveral different guitars - Taylor T-5, Fender Deluxe Tele, Fender VG, Fender Roland Strat, Fender Deluxe Plus Strat, Samick - (JZ2, ES335 copy, Valley Arts Tele), and a Yamaha APX-20 acoustic and each has its own characteristics and the amp is very versitile to handle them all. It can go from crystal clear to grunge and sound great! It can be very warm or very nasty. If anything happened to it, I would definitely get another one!
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