With a lot of this type this is pretty much what you get… next thing you know there be like an evening of Neil Young covers down your local bar… for charity! 😮
Nice collection! I also have a BF Super Reverb and Deluxe Reverb, but man the brown era Fenders really did rock. I was lucky enough to score an original 62 Princeton back in 2020 and was so surprised by it. Killer little amp. I usually run it with the 10" speaker, but the seller also gave me a 12" baffle and a Celestion alnico blue. If you get a chance, I highly recommend trying a 12" alnico blue in your Princeton. It transforms them almost into mini Marshalls! Great playing btw, cheers
Wow, cool! It's funny you say that because I had a '62 princeton back in 2019. It did rip! Unfortunately it only had a 10" speaker. I had to sell it because I just didn't have any use for it unfortunately.
@@Gibsonstandard67 Interesting! So you didn't dig the 10" speaker? I have the original 10" loaded in mind now and think I prefer that for home play and recording, but if I were to use it in a live setting, I'd want the extra headroom of the 12". How do you feel like the vintage compares to the CS signature? They're killer little amps for sure!
Where are you located? Interested in a trade for a 1976 original (so it's handwired) princeton reverb? It's a silverface I had updated by local amp guru Pete Cage just to make sure power cable and all was good. Thanks!
And a huge price tag…I can never understand why you would want to buy something with someone else’s name on it.? It’s not going to make you a better player, it’s not going to make you rich, in fact it’ll make THEM richer !
@@SpeedNAngels431 I doubt people buy them to do all of those things, maybe some do haha. I acquired it through a trade, it sounds WAY better than the regular Princeton reissues - It’s not even close. I’ve honestly personally disliked the whole “signature” stuff. But I guess that’s how you market, so that people know what it’s going to sound similar to. I will say, this amp sounds quite close to his tone. I was very surprised. So I guess they did something right 🤷🏻♂️
With a lot of this type this is pretty much what you get… next thing you know there be like an evening of Neil Young covers down your local bar… for charity! 😮
I saw this exact video on your Facebook marketplace listing then it pops up on my RUclips. Great sounding amp.
Absolutely a great sound. Video gets a like.
Thanks!
Sounds just great. Nice playing. No more short pants videos, please.
Hahaha! Blame the southern heat! Creepy ass skinny legs for sure ha
Amazing Tone and playing. First riff of this video u made me remember ''Sick Again'' by Led Zeppelin. Amazing riff.
That riffs from one of stapeltons songs “midnight train to mephis”
@@dylandouglas4943 I just downloaded and it sounds very good. thanks
Killer tone
Thank you!!
Nice collection! I also have a BF Super Reverb and Deluxe Reverb, but man the brown era Fenders really did rock. I was lucky enough to score an original 62 Princeton back in 2020 and was so surprised by it. Killer little amp. I usually run it with the 10" speaker, but the seller also gave me a 12" baffle and a Celestion alnico blue. If you get a chance, I highly recommend trying a 12" alnico blue in your Princeton. It transforms them almost into mini Marshalls! Great playing btw, cheers
Wow, cool! It's funny you say that because I had a '62 princeton back in 2019. It did rip! Unfortunately it only had a 10" speaker. I had to sell it because I just didn't have any use for it unfortunately.
@@Gibsonstandard67 Interesting! So you didn't dig the 10" speaker? I have the original 10" loaded in mind now and think I prefer that for home play and recording, but if I were to use it in a live setting, I'd want the extra headroom of the 12". How do you feel like the vintage compares to the CS signature? They're killer little amps for sure!
@@CargoShorts7 Man, It's hard to say. I had the original 62 about 5 or so years ago.
Impossible to hear accurately over RUclips, but nevertheless that sounds superb.
Thanks man!
Where are you located? Interested in a trade for a 1976 original (so it's handwired) princeton reverb? It's a silverface I had updated by local amp guru Pete Cage just to make sure power cable and all was good. Thanks!
Great demo of this fabulous (I own one) amp. Should easily sell from your expert chops.
Thanks for the kind words man!
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What's the name of the second song?
It’s not a song, just made it up on the spot.
@@Gibsonstandard67 oh, it sounds fantastic. Thanks.
How much are you selling for?
$1700
what pedal you using on the top of the amp?
i think its the trem or reverb pedal that comes with the amp
That pedal comes with the amp I believe....tremolo to clean channel
That’s just the switch for the built in tremolo
Just a princeton re-issue with name dropping, nothing but a good amp with a name attached!
Nah man, do some research. That is definitely not the case. The guts are completely different.
Yeah that's not the case.
handwound
And a huge price tag…I can never understand why you would want to buy something with someone else’s name on it.? It’s not going to make you a better player, it’s not going to make you rich, in fact it’ll make THEM richer !
@@SpeedNAngels431 I doubt people buy them to do all of those things, maybe some do haha. I acquired it through a trade, it sounds WAY better than the regular Princeton reissues - It’s not even close. I’ve honestly personally disliked the whole “signature” stuff. But I guess that’s how you market, so that people know what it’s going to sound similar to. I will say, this amp sounds quite close to his tone. I was very surprised. So I guess they did something right 🤷🏻♂️