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Fender has been on a roll with its new Fender Special Run (FSR) models lately, firstly with its Silverburst American Professionals, then its tweed Bassbreaker; now, the company has served up a new ...

Announced during that strange period we'll refer to in the history books as digital NAMM 2021, the one that did not happen, Fender's ‘68 Custom Pro Reverb and Custom Vibro Champ have been officially ...

Fender has launched a vintage reissue of a classic at Summer NAMM 2008: The '65 Princeton Reverb guitar amp based on the original '60s Blackface Princeton Reverb combo. For those who are unaware, the ...

The iconic Fender Princeton Reverb is a timeless tube amp first created by Fender in the 1960s, designed to provide great Fender tube tone in a compact package. Though it may have originally been ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. The reverb could do with being a touch warmer. Best picks for you Best pedal amps 2025: Get the ...

Fender has revealed the latest addition to its Tone Master range of guitar amps; the Princeton Reverb 1x10. The £799 combo Fender amp will be available from November and sees Fender continuing its ...

The Princeton is relatively expensive compared with the competition, but the build quality and finish standard is very good, while the sound both is world class. While digital modelling and modern ...

Over on the distinctly less-tube-y, but more screen-y side of the range, is the Mustang GTX100, which is a 100-watt combo with a 12-inch Celestion G12FSD-100 speaker, 200 onboard presets and a modular ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. The new '68 Custom Series sees Fender head back to its early 'silverface' amps and add a few ...

The year is 2020, and don't we know it, but thanks to Fender you can get a brand new hand-wired Princeton that'll turn the clock back to '64 with some of the sweetest clean tones you'll hear, plus ...

It just shows what a little bit of refinement and some tinkering can to do reinvent a lost classic and make it that little bit more relevant for today's player. Fender has done that here, without ...