Fender Princeton Reverb

The Fender Princeton Reverb is a small valve combo amplifier from the 1960s that added reverb and tremolo to the basic Princeton design. It is rated at around twelve to fifteen watts and drives a single ten-inch speaker, with one channel, a volume and tone control and a single knob for the reverb, which makes it one of the simplest amplifiers Fender built with those effects. Because it distorts at low volume and its reverb is warm and natural, the Princeton Reverb is prized in studios, and Fender has kept it in production through several reissue versions.

Fender Princeton Reverb

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