Make: Fender

Model: Pro Reverb

Year: 1966

Condition: Very Good

Preamp and Phase Inverter Tubes: 4 - 12AX7's, 2 - 12AT7's

Power Tubes: 2 - 6L6GC's

Rectifier: 1 - GZ34

Transformer: Original 

Speaker: 1 - Weber 12150 Ceremic Ferrromax Vintage Speaker and 1 - Warehouse Blackhack HP Alnico 12" Speaker (both are currently loaded in the amp) 

Additionally both original Fender Speakers are included in the purchase of this amplifier. 

Dimensions: W x 26.25" H x 19.25" D x 9.5"

Case or Cover: Hard Case

Notes: This 1966 Fender Pro Reverb features Fender's highly regarded Blackface circuit, prized for its versatility, sparkling Fender clean tones, lush onboard reverb, rich vibrato, and ample clean headroom.

This amplifier remains original except for the upgraded three-prong power cable and the current speaker set. It is powered by a matched pair of 6L6GC power tubes, four 12AX7 preamp tubes, two 12AT7 tubes, and a GZ34 rectifier tube. It retains its original transformers and original circuitry.

The amplifier is currently loaded with one Weber 12F150 Ceramic Ferromax Vintage speaker and one Warehouse Guitar Speakers BlackHawk HP 12" Alnico speaker, offering an excellent balance of punch, warmth, and articulation. The original pair of Fender speakers is also included with the purchase.

The front control panel features a Normal channel with Volume, Treble, Bass, and Bright Switch controls, along with two inputs. The Vibrato channel includes Volume, Treble, Bass, Reverb, Speed, and Intensity controls, a Bright Switch, and two inputs. The rear panel includes Power, Standby, and Ground switches, internal and external speaker outputs, reverb send/return connections, and footswitch jacks.

Cosmetically, this amplifier is best described as player grade. It shows honest wear consistent with nearly 60 years of use, including stains and discoloration on the tolex and grille cloth, wear and melting on the upper left cabinet corner, a number inscribed on the front control panel, and various scratches and marks throughout. Despite these cosmetic imperfections, the cabinet remains structurally sound, and the amplifier performs exactly as it should.

This amplifier has been thoroughly tested, cleaned, and serviced by our shop and is fully functional. The cosmetic wear is purely aesthetic and does not affect its performance or reliability. We feel the wear tells the story of a vintage amplifier that has been well played and enjoyed throughout its lifetime.

A hard case (without casters) is included to help protect your investment during storage and transportation.

This is an outstanding example of a classic 1966 Fender Pro Reverb that is ready to be played and appreciated for many years to come.

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