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http://www.premierguitar.com PG’s Rebecca Dirks is On Location in Anaheim, CA, at the 2012 NAMM Show where she visits the Fender booth. In this segment, we get to see and hear two of Fender’s newest amps — the Pawn Shop Special Excelsior and Greta.
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I have a tweed fender blues junior and on the back it says made in Mexico. Are these good because my Mexican strat sucks dick compared to my American one. Also, is there an American blues junior? Lastly, is the Mexican one high quality? What wood is the cabinet made of and is the Jensen speaker good? Pros and cons?
They’re both fender… Obviously
I bet in a blindfold test very few people can tell the difference between mexicans and americans. Fender makes great amps, I wouldn’t worry about it
Clean channel test from a Peavey Delta Blues 1×15 inch speaker and a Fender Hot Rod Deluxe 1 x 12 inch speaker.
This is not a competition, just a test I own both these amps and I like them both for different reasons
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What are some other cool amps like fender twin reverb even other fenders?
Especially heads?
Thanks.
Vox AC30 Hand-Wired Tube Guitar Combo Amp with 2 x 12" Alnico Blue Speakers
This is a sweet combo, but pricy, at anywhere from $1,500 to 2,000
Fender-made amplifiers have different settings for the best-sounding blues music. Use your Fender amp to play the blues right in this free video with help from an experienced musician.
Expert: John Hughes
Bio: John Hughes has worked as a studio musician and composer in Los Angeles, California, for more than 20 years.
Filmmaker: Gerald Emerick
Series Description: guitar amps allow your electric guitar to sound with power. Configure your amp properly in this free video with help from an experienced musician.
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This is a demo of my 1975 Fender Deluxe Reverb amp, this thing is the best sounding deluxe i have ever heard. I searched high and low, black face, silver face, drip edge, you name it i tried it, THIS AMP HAD IT ALL! Not only did the sound blow me away when i turned it around i found out that it had everything original and in working order, caps, tubes, speaker, even the power chord had the “do not destroy” tag on it from fullerton california. It is in amazing condition 9/10 and any guitar sounds good through it. So before you turn your nose up to it and say “oh it cant sound that good its a silverface” LISTEN to it! When you find the right amp it doesnt matter what year it is, what panel it has on it, ect. This is the ultimate fender amp.
And sorry to y buddy Gearmandude, this demo looks like your demos but the only reason i did it this way cause i was using the Zoom on the floor where the mic sounded best haha.
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want to run one guitar through both amps. Can this be done with a simple Y spiltter coming from my pedal?
Use a Y-splitter pedal and run out of both amps. I used to do that with two different amp settings so that I could jump from a jazz tone to a hard rock tone. Lol
Marty Stuart, one of country music’s most eclectic artists, talks about his Fender amplifiers–both past and present–and how touch and tone allow “the guitar to speak.”
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I want to use both amps with one guitar,Can i use the other input & run a 1/4 in. cord to the other amps. input?
Hello there,
No. If there is a power out and a power in on the back side of the amp, you could do that. However, since the amps are the same, you do not gain any change in tone. No reason to go to the trouble.
It is a 100 watt amp, if you need it louder, mic it and run it through the PA.
later,
Originally introduced in January 2001, Fender’s Cyber-Twin® was one of the most revolutionary and ambitious new amplifiers to ever hit the market, and this footage explains why. This is the clip that was included with the DVD that shipped with the amp.
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