Misc Gear - amplifiers

Fender '57 Twin-Amp Tweed Combo Amp.  The Fender '57 Twin Tweed Combo Amp effectively reproduces the 1955-1957 editions low-powered 5E8A circuit, which produces 40 Watts into a pair of 12" Alnico-magnet speakers. Its harmonically rich, clean tones are great for authentic rock, blues, and country playing. When cranked up, the Twin-Amp's fat, sophisticated distortion tone works wonderfully in many modern musical situations. The '57 Twin-Amp gets its power from a pair of USA-made GT6L6-GE output tubes.

The Fender Blues Deluxe Reissue 40 Watt 1x12 Combo Amp.  This amp rocks, and not just for the blues! In 1993 Fender released the Blues series amps to great success and acclaim. These modern versions of vintage Fender amps from the 50's customized those designs with channel switching and reverb while retaining the vintage style and tone. When the series was updated, the extremely popular Hot Rod series was born and became a new standard in tube amplification.

Fender Vintage Reissue '65 Twin Reverb Amp. The Fender Twin Reverb Amp is an authentic all-tube reproduction of the original classic! One of the cleanest tube amps ever, or crank it for slight crunch. Delivers 85W through two Jensen 12's. Has 2 channels, tube vibrato, tube spring reverb, tilt-back legs, and Blackface cosmetics. Includes 2-button footswitch. This is one heck of an amp. If you have ever heard one of these in person you will know exactly what we are talking about!

2009 Fender '65 Deluxe Reverb Combo Amp. The Fender '65 Deluxe Reverb Combo Amp is big enough to cut through the muddiest mix, but small enough to turn up and wail in small clubs. This makes it the perfect studio amp as well. You'd be surprised how many of your classic favorites were recorded with a Deluxe Reverb. Crank up this faithful, U.S. made reissue for your daily requirement of fat Fender tone. Delivers 22W through a 12" speaker.

Fender '57 Champ Custom 5 Watt 1x8" Combo Guitar Amp.  The Fender Champ amp of the late 1950's is well known as the small-but-mighty tone machine that belongs in every serious guitarist's collection. The release of the '57 Champ adds this iconic, one-of-a-kind guitar amplifier to Fender's '57 Tweed Series. This faithful hand-wired recreation of the 1957 Fender Champ amp is a terrific studio amp, and has been a prized possession of countless pro players for its great sounding, low-output, easy-to-record capabilities.

Fender Mini '57 Twin Guitar Amp. The Mini '57 Twin is a super-cool little jammer with a realistic vintage visual vibe. The genuine tweed-covered wood cab contains built-in distortion; power, volume, and tone controls; plus one serious watt of power and 2 - 2" speakers. A 9V power adapter jack can be used in place of the 9V battery. Plug into the 1/4" headphone jack to get genuinely cool tone for practicing or even use it as a line out to a power amp or recording gear.

Fender Hot Rod Blues Junior 15W 1x12" Amp. The Fender Blues Junior Amplifier has established itself as a warm-toned favorite with all generations of guitarists. Like the Blues Deluxe and Blues Deville, it takes selected circuit design cues from a '50s tweed Fender to deliver the sound of a classic Deluxe or Bassman with some modern flexibility. The result is a screaming all-tube, 15-watt amp that pushes hot tone through a 12" Fender Special Design speaker. That sound comes courtesy of a pair of EL84 Groove Tube output tubes and three 12AX7 preamp tubes.