The Boss FRV-1 63’ Fender Reverb pedal is an extraordinary reproduction of the famous spring reverb tanks from the early sixties. Comparing it to an original 1963 Fender Reverb unit, I was blown away ...
When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Fender’s Deluxe Reverb is one of the most popular amps ever to come out of Fullerton. The ...
NAMM 2014: Fender has released updates to two popular amps, the '65 Deluxe Reverb Head and '57 Deluxe. The amps form part of Fender's Custom series, and are both hand-wired, all-tube amps that ...
Fender has announced three new amps for its Vintage Modified range (home to the previously reviewed Fender Super Champ X2), in the form of the '68 Custom Twin Reverb, '68 Custom Deluxe Reverb and '68 ...
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 system works by keeping funds within the Reverb ecosystem, with a 1% boost to earnings made and quicker pay outs designed ...
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 ...
Long before digital simulations – including reverb pedals – became sophisticated enough to blur the lines between actual and artificial ambience, studio engineers and electric guitarists were obliged ...
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 ...
It's a strong showing for John Mayer's signature guitars When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Elsewhere, it's another relative tour-de ...
Fender and Kevin Shields have teamed up for a signature fuzz pedal based on the old Blender units that the My Bloody Valentine guitarist used back in the day to sculpt shoegaze electric guitar tone.
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