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The Fender Princeton Reverb is a compact, tube-driven combo guitar amplifier introduced in 1964 as part of Fender's Blackface era lineup. Designed by Leo Fender during the company's pre-CBS ownership, it evolved from the original 1946 Princeton student model. The Princeton Reverb is the smallest blackface/silverface Fender amp with both tremolo and reverb. With a 10-inch speaker run by a 12-15W dual 6V6 amp, it delivers a true 'American' Fender tone with punchy, responsive lows together with chimey highs. The Black Panel Princeton Reverb is one of the crown jewels of mid-60s combo amps and has been among the most widely used recording amps since its introduction.
| Based on | Fender® Blackface Princeton Reverb® |
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| Type | amp |
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