1969 Fender Super Reverb

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Journey through the golden era of tone with the legendary 1969 Fender Super Reverb Amplifier. A vintage masterpiece, this amp encapsulates the essence of classic Fender sound, beloved by generations of musicians for its warmth, responsiveness, and unmistakable tube-driven magic.

SN: A43460

Key Features:

4x10" Jensen Speakers: Immerse yourself in the rich, articulate tones produced by the four 10-inch Jensen speakers. Renowned for their clarity and balanced response, these speakers contribute to the iconic sound of the Super Reverb, making it a staple in the world of vintage amplification.
Tube-Powered Spring Reverb and Vibrato: Revel in the lush, vintage reverb and vibrant tremolo of the Super Reverb. Powered by tubes, these effects add a three-dimensional quality to your tone, whether you're playing clean, surf, or pushing the amp into overdrive for classic rock tones.
40 Watts of Pure Tube Power: The 1969 Super Reverb delivers 40 watts of pure tube power, providing ample headroom for pristine cleans and the ability to crank the volume for that legendary Fender tube saturation. This makes it an ideal choice for both studio sessions and live performances.
Classic Blackface Aesthetics: Adorned with the timeless blackface control panel, silver grille cloth, and chrome-detailed faceplate, the 1969 Super Reverb defines vintage Fender aesthetics.
Responsive Control Layout: The intuitive control layout features Volume, Treble, Bass, Middle, Reverb, Speed, and Intensity controls, allowing you to sculpt your sound with precision. The Super Reverb's responsive EQ lets you dial in the perfect tone for any playing style.
Vintage Warmth and Character: The combination of tube-driven circuitry, 10-inch speakers, and meticulous Fender craftsmanship results in a warm, dynamic, and character-rich tone. The 1969 Super Reverb is a sonic time capsule, transporting you to the era of classic rock, blues, and beyond.