Fender Tremolux
The Fender Tremolux is a valve amplifier Fender produced from the 1950s into the 1960s, in both combo and head-and-cabinet arrangements as the company's practice changed. It carries two channels with separate volume controls and includes the tremolo effect from which it takes its name, and successive versions followed the cabinet styles of the period, from tweed through brown to black panel. Its modest output suits club playing, and it is used and collected today as a representative of the smaller Fender amplifiers of the era, with the warm, compressed tone those amplifiers produce when driven.
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