All user reviews for the Fender '65 Princeton Reverb - Surf-Tone Green Limited Edition 2012

Power: 15 Watt
Impedance: 8 Ohm
1 Speaker 10 "Celestion G10 Greenback
1 channel
Controls: Volume, treble, bass, reverb, tremolo speed and intensity of
2 inputs
Output for external speaker
Lamps preamp: 3 x 12AX7 and 1 x 12AT7
Amplifier lamps: 2 x 6V6
Dimensions: 406 x 505 x 241mm
Weight: 12.7 kg

UTILIZATION

The configuration is very simple and basic, comes with a footswitch: 2 buttons one for reverb and tremolo for.
The manual is very useful aside a little spiel about the lights and change.
You plug the guitar and it sounds good right now.
The HP G10 is a Celestion only significant difference with the classic series.

SOUNDS

I play blues rock on a telecaster micro kinmann and I finally have SOUND in all frequencies.
a treat when you play with your fingers arpeggio example. The game is very subtle perfectly rendered; against by this amp requires great precision in the game because all means!
The sound is clear up to 4.5 on the knob and begins to saturate nicely beyond.
I use an overdrive pedal and it growls warmly in the lower treble without hiding which is very often the case with other amps.
Lamps provide warmth to the sound incredible.
The tremolo is not stunning but never distorts the sound.
The reverb sounds very vintage and more than half of the knob ç'est too.

OVERALL OPINION

I has the amp for 4 days.
I tried the supersonic 22, 65 deluxe reverb princeton but has a sound all its own and it is perfect for my guitar and my snooze for use in a local and not very great to play at home quietly ...
It is not heavy but fragile so easily tranportable quend lamps are chaudes.D elsewhere poue off the amp should go to the back right next to the lights that are hot: it is not very well thought out!
The amp is pretty expensive but I think this is a great value.
I put a lot of time to make my choice, read full of opinions on many models.
I think I made the right choice and have finally found the right tandem with my guitar!