Fender Amps

Tube Amplifiers

'65 Princeton Reverb

Still kickin! The Fender Princeton Reverb has been the best solution for home and gigging needs since the 1960s, and the same is true today. With 12 watts of tube power coming through a 10" Jensen speaker the sound has remained unchanged. And sticking with tradition the cabinet is made of birch ply for a balanced, puncy tone. For pristine cleans and dynamic overdriven tones with unbeatable reliability, the Princeton Reverb offers a solution.

'68 Deluxe Reverb Amp

A true timeless classic, the Fender Deluxe Reverb has been a staple of quality recordings and workhorse amps since the 1960s. The styling and electronics have been kept period correct, with the "silverface" look, and hand-wired circuitry including two 6V6GT output tubes, one 5AR4 rectifier tube, and a flurry of preamp tubes including four 12AX7s and two 12AT7s. A custom channel also allows you to tap into Fender Bassman tones with more low end, and more distortion. For more versatility, they've also installed a Celestion G12-V70 instead of the original Jensen driver. Combined with classic reverb and tremolo effects, the Deluxe Reverb is ready to give you all of the dynamic tube feel and sound that it's become famous for.

Super Sonic 22

The Fender Super Sonic 22 Combo is all about versatility, with a two channel design that gives you everything from glassy cleans to screaming overdrive. The vintage channel is is clean with some light breakup occurring as you bring the volume up, however it does have a footswitchable "fat" boost that boosts the midrange and adds just a hint of dirt. Dial the volume back down and the vintage channel is a fantastic pedal platform, really letting all the details of your favorite pedals shine through. And if pedals aren't your thing, the Super Sonic comes with an extensive footswitch, allowing you to have control over channel switching, the fat boost, reverb, and the amp's effects loop. Speaking of channel switching, the burn channel is all about drive with two separate gain controls and a three band EQ that gives you a wide range of potential sounds. Dial in anything from light overdrive to fuzz. And the cherry on top, this amp comes equipped with a 12" Eminence "Lightning Bolt" speaker that's been designed to have a big bottom end and smooth highs.

Hot Rod Deluxe IV

The Fender Hot Rod Deluxe IV is a modern update to a classic amp, and with this update comes more drive, increased clarity, and better portability. The preamp circuit has been modified for better overdriven note definition, and a 12" Celestion A-type speaker has been chosen for a smooth, balanced sound. To keep weight down the cabinet is made of pine plywood, making this combo weigh only 41 pounds! And with 40 watts of power you can take this amp anywhere and never have to worry about being heard. For classic Fender sound in a reliable workhorse of an amp, choose the Hot Rod Deluxe IV.

Blues Jr. Lacquered Tweed

15 watts, a pair of EL84 output tubes and 3 - 12AX7 preamp tubes, what else do you really need? The Blues Jr. has always been a great solution for those who need one amp that can gig and play at home all while sounding great. This Blues Jr. has the same qualifications, but now comes wrapped in a super high quality lacquered tweed cover. The sound is also distinctly different, now coming through a 12" Jensen speaker for those snappy vintage tones. Along with renowned Fender reverb, flexible controls, and a FAT switch for mid boosting, this Blues Jr. is the complete package.

Pro Jr. IV

Want a Blues Jr. but don't need to break your back carrying an amp around? The Fender Pro Jr. IV has you covered. With the same 15 watt output as the Blues Jr. and a modified volume circuit this little guy kicks just as hard as its big brother. The controls have been simplified down to a single volume and single tone knob, and the smaller enclosure houses a 10" Jensen speaker. They've also covered it in a lacquered tweed look with a vintage style leather handle for a quality feel and classic looks. For a no-nonsense amp with a surprising touch-sensitive dynamics the Pro Jr. is here.

Tone Master Digital Amplifiers

Super Reverb

The Fender Tone Master Super Reverb takes the legendary tone of the classic Super Reverb amp and brings it into the world of modern amps with features like a lightweight meranti plywood cabinet, a balanced XLR output with two different cabinet simulations, and attenuation options for your perfect tone at any volume. Not only do these features give you more options for recording and volume control but the cabinet also holds this amp to an astounding 36 lbs! That means that even with four Jensen P-10R alnico speakers you can pick this up and carry it anywhere in one hand! The reverb and tremolo effects have also been modernized, with both effects now being convolution based and controlled by the included two-button footswitch. If you've been wanting a Super Reverb but don't want all of the weight and maintenance that comes with it, this is the amp you've been looking for.

Twin Reverb

The Fender Twin Reverb has long been hailed as one of the best sounding amps in the world, and now to keep up with the needs of modern players Fender have faithfully recreated that sound in a lightweight digital combo. It uses a 200 watt digital power amp to simulate the 85 watts of the original twin, and two Jensen N-12K neodymium speakers to achieve a clear, dynamic, and sparkling tone that is "virtually indistinguishable" from a vintage Twin Reverb. The only difference that you WILL notice is that it weighs about half of what the original did at 33 pounds! To add in some modern features Fender have also included power attenuation and a balanced XLR line out on the back. The built-in attenuator gives you the ability to achieve any tone at any volume, while the line out covers all of your recording needs with not one but two IR cabinet simulations, and the ability to turn them off.