With the Fender Limited Edition '65 Princeton Reverb Lacquered Tweed, the traditional American company presents a limited edition of the popular all-tube combo, which features a 12-inch Eminence Cannabis Rex speaker in addition to the cover in lacquered tweed fabric. Equipped with three 12AX7 tubes in the single-channel preamplifier, the Fender FSR '65 Princeton Reverb delivers a lively sound that reacts dynamically to the player and can be increased to harmonically breaking overdrive. In addition, the typical Fender effects are available with reverb and tremolo. Last but not least, the output stage draws 12 watts of power from two 6V6 tubes.
Fender Limited Edition '65 Princeton Reverb Lacquered TweedThe classical Blacface era tone can be achieved without disturbing neighbours by this low power amp.
I also buy the big brother Deluxe Reverb, which has more headroom but heavier and bigger for carrying. This little Princeton has every good feature that I love in Deluxe Reverb and also have some advantegous for my point of view, such as no extra second similar channel, low power to easy break up, low weight and volume and also I love the 10 inch speaker very much.
For gigs with noisy drummers, Deluxe Reverb and also Vibrolux can be choosen. But for the home or recording players, Princeton is the best amp with its price and mobility.
Although, this is a Blackface amp and priority is clean tone, the power tube break up tone is also impressive. Also, the amp compromises well with overdrive pedals.