The Fender '65 Deluxe Reverb combo amp has a sound big enough to cut through the muddiest mix, but it's small enough to make the most of natural tube distortion in small clubs. This makes it the perfect studio amp as well. It's a resurrection of a classic vintage tone monster, and its current iteration is used by many big-name bands, such as Flogging Molly, O.A.R. and Maroon 5. Crank up this faithful, U.S.-made reissue for your daily requirement of fat Fender tone. It delivers 22W through a 12" speaker and features two channels (normal, vibrato), all-tube circuitry, tube vibrato, tube spring reverb, Blackface cosmetics and a two-button footswitch to control the reverb and vibrato effects.

Designed to sound as close to the original as possible, the '65 Reissue is assembled in Corona, California, and features Jensen speakers (one C12K for the Deluxe and two C12Ks for the Twin, four P10Rs for the Super and one C10R for the Princeton), Schumacher transformers, traditional tremolo and tube-driven reverb to create the classic "Blackface" sound so many players desire. It has a PCB (printed circuit board), as opposed to the original's "hand-wired" circuitry, but the components (capacitors and resistors) are the same values as amps from that period. It also has hand-wired tube sockets and other parts for added strength.