Fender Princeton
The Fender Princeton is a small valve guitar amplifier Fender introduced in the 1940s and produced in many versions for the next four decades. It is the company's compact practice and recording amplifier, with a single speaker, modest output and a simple control layout, and in several periods it also offered tremolo. Its low power means it reaches the point of valve distortion at volumes suitable for a home or a studio rather than a stage, and that quality has kept small Fender amplifiers of this kind in demand for recording work at every point since they were new.
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