Just bought a Twin yesterday.. For a lot of us coming from a developing economy, owning a Fender to start with is a dream. I imagine myself in my 60s when I finally put my feet up and retire, still playing the Twin just at a lower volume 😀
Congrats, my friend! I am in my 40s now, and I hate to break it to you, but these old 85-watt beasts never get much quieter hahahaha. I can promise you it will still sound as sweet, though! May you live long and enjoy it.
I have one of those. After repairing it, my amp repairman said it is the best sounding amp he has ever heard in 45 years of servicing amps.Incredible clear power!
I somewhat disagree. The greatest amplifier of all time should be able to do all genres ranging from modern metal to blues, and extremely well without much help from pedals.
Fender, these videos were a smart investment. I’ve watched these countless times. Although I can’t afford a Fender handwired amp right now, as soon as I can I’m buying one. Thank you! I love these videos and I think that Eugene might just be the perfect spokesman for your products. He is amazing.
I’ve bought my ‘65 Reissue the first year they came out, around ‘92 or so, if I remember. If I turn it up past 2 it seems like the windows and my ears are going to blow out. I already have permanent tinnitus. How on earth did you ever turn it up to 8 indoors? The Twin packs such a huge clarity clean punch it’s phenomenal. It’s a lifetime amp.
Just scored me this amp! $1,199.00 brand spankin new... fender tags n sticker still attached. From a consignment shop. This is a great amp and with just a few pedals like the intro here, and on 4, 5, volume the windows in the house shakes n rattles. Im feeling great about the purchase, not to mention the great deal i got it at saving me about 550 bucks! Love this dam amp.
I just purchased the Vintage ‘65 Twin Reverb, and I love this amp. I have two strats, a ‘98 left handed strung right handed, my favorite by the way and a Hendrix artist series. They both sound great through the Marshall’s but the Twin and Stratocasters together? Heavenly! The’65 Twin Reverb improved my sound by ten billion percent. Let me tell you, this baby packs a punch, a little on the heavy side, nonetheless a quality product in construction, sound and design. I would have preferred an option for handles on the side though. A Vox V846 handwired wah, a univibe and sometimes Fuzz Face lets me zero in on my own unique sound. I’m looking forward to experimenting with other pedals in the near future because this amp is so user friendly with pedals. Just talking about it got me itching to plug in! Fender, you have a great amp! Keep up the amazing work!
I own an unknown 70's made in Mexico tube amp with four 6l6's Borrowed a Fender Pro jr from a friend,my first real Fender amp experience.In 2018 I bought a used 2004 65 Twin Reverb reissue,NEVER WENT BACK!🔥🔥🔥😎😎
The intro playing was the absolute best part of all the playing in my personal opinion. Well, now i know exactly what amp im buying to play my new American professional 2 tele through!👍
04:20 My '65 BF Twin serial number is AC039420 so it was born in March 1990. First run of the Reissue series. I got it in 2010. I'm the second (and last) owner of the amp. I think I know this amp really well. I changed a lot of tubes and tried different combinations, I did the "1 speaker half power" mod and other reversible mods. I recorded songs in studio with it. I can litteraly disassemble and rebuild this amp. This is a good demo don't get me wrong but... ..tell me how could you stand so close to a '65 Twin and use it at "volume 8.5, treble at 6.5 and treble switch on" without earplugs or other kind of protection. I'm serious.
Edoardo Papa Back in 08 when I was a manager at Guitarcenter, I would always crank a twin up to 10 in the vault. We dimmed out all the amps but this one made the pick for fav amp very easy!
I love my Evil Twin. That thing is monstrous. Cranking that thing to 11 just before soundcheck always scares the hell out of the sound guy but it must be done. Then I bring it down to a respectable 2 and play a great gig. I've borrowed my dad's Twin Reverb for few shows to the same devastating effect.
When i was 18, my 1st "real" amp was a Fender Princeton Chours. These amps had the red knobs on them. They were made after end of the Paul Rivera-era Fender amps. I remember the Twin and the Dual Showman tube amps back then. Greg Howe played a HM Strat trough a Dual Showman stack. Robin Trower played Dual Showmans too. In the 90's i remember seeing a guy play a PRS thought the Power Chours combo amp.
Just bought a brand new 65 reissue twin reverb for 600 bucks and the tone on both channels are fucking out of this world!!and I have a Digitech Polara reverb pedal coming in, oh my god I could imagine what it'll sound like
I love my twin reverb; keep coming back to it from my other fender amps. However, I have the Tonemaster version. The lighter weight and the attentuation switch are both features that cannot be beat. In my home, I set at 1 watt, and get all the dirt/distortion I want without risking permanent hearing loss, brain injury, or sterilization.... ;-)
@@ΟΟύτις You are a trouble maker. He owns the amp, he owns the tube twin and the solid state version. he knows the differences, but you, Mr. Brilliant has to inform him again.
@HackFuey I have heard from others that the new modified '68 Twin is really nice. Being extremely Old School, however, I prefer the Black Panel sound over the Silver Panel.
Many prefers or simply says that tweed versions are the best amps ever made. I don't know...for me there's something in blackface amps that is THE FENDER sound
I've never owned or played a tube amp. Never really heard one in person either. I own a Boss Katana 50... How loud are these amps?? For obvious reasons, I quite literally cannot imagine how loud these amps can be. I've been thinking about upgrading to a tube amp myself lately, but I really only play at home. Don't ever gig or perform. Thoughts?
@@alexchng they're loud enough to hang with a drummer starting around 3. Once you get up to 4, you're talking seriously loud. Once you get it to 5 or 6 you're hitting 110 to 112 dB peaks in the immediate vicinity. It's not that loud under 3, I certainly believe Paulo when he said a sound tech wouldn't let him turn it up past 2, because some sound techs are like that, but that's asinine in my opinion, a Twin on 3 is not that loud. Long story short, gig volume on a Twin is typically between 3 and 4.
@@johnballantyne3458 Yes you're right some are a quite asinine as you put it, I used to practice at home around 1¾, 2 during the day and 3, 4 in a band environment without miking of drums, but the space in which you play also has much influence in the volume you're allowed to reach, this was because I was fortunate enough to be able to rehearse at an old church converted into a theatre and the place was huge there was almost no need for the inboard reverb, but you can never have too much reverb nor too slow of a tremolo. One day I had a friend sound technician at a gig in an old theatre where we reach an agreement to only have drums and voice coming through the sound system and my Twin was on 11 with the 6,6,6 eq. The owners of the venue said that they never heard anything so loud but I assure you it was glorious, the place seemed like a acoustic guitar body where everything resonated - they didn't allow me to play at that volume for the gig though. Somewhere down there is a description of what I've did to my Twin to tame it now that I don't play anymore outside the house, the sound still great.
@@connormartinson7619 yes I did, one of the best decisions I've ever made. I absolutely love the amp. Every note you pick, every chord, just jumps back at you, it's quite amazing.
I've never figured out the Twins are incredibly loud thing. LIke many of you, I"ve had a slew of 50-100 watt amps (with various speakers) and they're almost ALL loud, and 2-12 tube combos from any make are heavy. I used to play with a pair of Super Twins (180 watts), so 320 watts into a pair of 4x12 cabs. Loved the sound but sucked toting all that stuff around. Now I use a pair of Fender PRRI's in stereo which sound wonderful, but not like the Twins were. Load in/out is much easier though.
I would love to have this someday! It would be best if Fender added a Master Volume for the Power Amplifier section so that we don't get chased out from the house by our own families!!!
Just play it at 1 or 2 and don’t use boost pedals for long periods of time and you will be fine. Just got one and haven’t had one noise complaint so far in my apartment. When you play with a band just turn up to 3 to 5 and everything still sounds the same at home just louder
I’m asking for help from all you wonderful people on how I can get the effects and settings the guy used in the beginning of the video, I love the sound!
They are an amplifier of distinction and high, rich top end tone ~ especially for melody/single note playing, a lead guitarist's amp par excellence. They are also a very heavy amp to lift and shift around. My band mate has one, I recall it weighed more than my blues deville (50 lbs/23kgs). I would estimate his amplifier being a post 1976 version, it felt like it weighed 60lbs/30kg. He now has a slipped disc in his back and was getting around in a wheelchair immediately after the injury.
@@JeserNoob The injury occurred due to lifting the amp in and out of vehicles (along with an accordion + guitars) and perhaps also due to lack of overall fitness and general health.
I would like to use my Fender Twin Reverb 1965 Reissue Amp at home with an attenuator because I want the slightly crunchy sound produced by the amp (e.g. turning up the Magic Knob to 5 or 6) without annoying my neighbors. But which attenuator is best suited for this?
The fender reverb pedal used here has a shimmer option. I could have sworn it was the EHX canyon on the octave setting. Cascades into different shimmering octaves as each repeat plays.
🤔 If only for the sake of your lumbar disks Fender did this amp in head and speaker format with just the "vibrato" channel an attenuator in the back (half the power would also be a viable option) and a 2x12" separate speaker cabinet. I wouldn't part with mine though but could add this new version. I play mine with only two power valves and tried to disconnect on speaker to match the impedance but it's not the same. My attenuator are my pre amp tubes swapping the 12AX7's for AT's, AU's it sounds great and best of all you can crank it without getting ear damage. It still weights a ton tough.
Hello, how do i get reverb without the vibrato please ? Any possibility to use channel 1 with reverb only ? I want the cleanest sound possible with reverb and without that vibrato/chorus tone.. thank you !
There is no reverb on channel 1. And all you have to do to have reverb with no vibrato is just turn up the Reverb knob and Not turn up the Intensity knob.
I have a code 50 I want to upgrade the 50 was for me as a beginner do you think this is a good amp to update to? I play a lot of distortion/ dime bag darels wah, what do you guys recommend someone who is past the beginner stage?
Waiting on my first Fender amp right now. If these people would ever ship it! Ugh! What's happening with Fuse? Is everything getting taken offline like the presets and all? I really hope not. I just bought a Mustang II. I know I can use Remuda but without all the custom presets, it's not as useful I would think.
I don't think so. I have one, and I'm still able to download presets. If that Mustang is new, make sure you wait to judge it until the speaker is broken in. I did not like most of the stock presents, but you there are tons of options with the editor.
@@JS-nf1sn I just looked and fuse preset website is gone. 🤷♂️ They're not online anymore. That sucks. I can't get the bonus amp models and fx pedals now. Nor can I get any custom made presets. fuse.fender.com/mustang/presets/?sort=title&limit=15&page=731 It takes you to support instead of presets. Once you see this, you need to email Fender and complain. Tell them how badly they screwed up. Especially right now when people aren't gonna go out and replace their amp because Fender killed their Mustang 1-5 amp. The country is at a standstill and they thought the best thing to do was kill thousands of amps without a 2nd thought. It's bs. I'm sure that's why they killed the forum, too. They didn't want to deal with the backlash from everyone complaining that their amp lost all of its functionality because they killed Fuse. So they killed the forum. I already emailed customer service to complain. As a first time fender owner, I doubt I'll ever buy another one after this. Not if this is the type of 'support' I can, expect. Imagine if Ford stopped supporting a car 3 years after they stop production. The auto industry would tear them a new one. But Fender thinks it's ok. LOL!
Got the single 65 fender , and a single cabinet fender speaker that way I can go twin or single speacker with the same sounds ether way . and i can set the other speacker on the other side of the room for more deferent sound . And Iam not taking up to much room with my set up .
I really like Fender guitars but I never own any of their amp just because I don’t like the logo. I prefer the standard series guitar headstock logo, without the outline 😘😘😘
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Just bought a Twin yesterday.. For a lot of us coming from a developing economy, owning a Fender to start with is a dream. I imagine myself in my 60s when I finally put my feet up and retire, still playing the Twin just at a lower volume 😀
Congratulations brother… still my dream 😅
Congrats bud, awesome amp!
Congrats, my friend! I am in my 40s now, and I hate to break it to you, but these old 85-watt beasts never get much quieter hahahaha. I can promise you it will still sound as sweet, though! May you live long and enjoy it.
@@redpandaproductions489 I am sure it will come true!
@@arn999 Thank you 🙏 it’s is indeed!
I can't imagine the volume in that room to get pure tube overdrive, but this video confirms why the Twin Reverb is the most requested back line amp.
What? What did you say? Can’t hear you! 😊 Yes, great sound, really love it, but insanely loud.
That tone will take you to another dimension
Its true.. 🙂 💫
😎🙌
@@fender 🙂 💫 👍
It does. Sure one of the best amps on the market to me
@@fender what do I need to do to get that amp lol
The clarity and sound from that amp is amazing.
I have one of those. After repairing it, my amp repairman said it is the best sounding amp he has ever heard in 45 years of servicing amps.Incredible clear power!
This is the sound of our lives. A great tone to die for! Thank you Fender for make the life plenty of joy!
Thanks so much for that, we appreciate it!
Lol and your ears will die for it
The Fender Twin Reverb is the greatest amplifier of all time. Period.
Preach. It always stands above all others.
I somewhat disagree. The greatest amplifier of all time should be able to do all genres ranging from modern metal to blues, and extremely well without much help from pedals.
Correct
@@DisturbedVette name it!
The greatest amp is any Marshall
This guy's voice is nearly as smooth as the amp tone
Fender, these videos were a smart investment. I’ve watched these countless times. Although I can’t afford a Fender handwired amp right now, as soon as I can I’m buying one. Thank you! I love these videos and I think that Eugene might just be the perfect spokesman for your products. He is amazing.
The twin and the super reverb are two of the best amps ever made.
Great upload.
Cheers
Thanks Ricardo! Your feedback means a lot to us. 🤘🎸
@@fender Bring back the '64 Vibroverb please!
@@fender I've never heard twin sound so good when overdriven. How'd you do that? Were you also using some OD pedals for extra dirt?
I’ve bought my ‘65 Reissue the first year they came out, around ‘92 or so, if I remember.
If I turn it up past 2 it seems like the windows and my ears are going to blow out. I already have permanent tinnitus.
How on earth did you ever turn it up to 8 indoors?
The Twin packs such a huge clarity clean punch it’s phenomenal.
It’s a lifetime amp.
while i cant afford that amp right now, i'm gonna steal some of this man's licks
Same!!!
Just scored me this amp! $1,199.00 brand spankin new... fender tags n sticker still attached. From a consignment shop. This is a great amp and with just a few pedals like the intro here, and on 4, 5, volume the windows in the house shakes n rattles. Im feeling great about the purchase, not to mention the great deal i got it at saving me about 550 bucks! Love this dam amp.
I just got one new in the box for 20 dollars from an old lady that didn’t know what she had. Got lucky.
6:37 that tone is FANTASTIC! I'm so glad I bought one!
I just purchased the Vintage ‘65 Twin Reverb, and I love this amp. I have two strats, a ‘98 left handed strung right handed, my favorite by the way and a Hendrix artist series. They both sound great through the Marshall’s but the Twin and Stratocasters together? Heavenly!
The’65 Twin Reverb improved my sound by ten billion percent.
Let me tell you, this baby packs a punch, a little on the heavy side, nonetheless a quality product in construction, sound and design. I would have preferred an option for handles on the side though.
A Vox V846 handwired wah, a univibe and sometimes Fuzz Face lets me zero in on my own unique sound. I’m looking forward to experimenting with other pedals in the near future because this amp is so user friendly with pedals.
Just talking about it got me itching to plug in! Fender, you have a great amp! Keep up the amazing work!
I love my '65 Twin Reverb Reissue. Excellent tone right out of the box. This and my Super Reverb are my staples.
have a 65 Princeton RI. My favorite amp I've ever owned!
Twin Reverb amp and Eugene playing a Tele this is the perfect video for the perfect amp
Everything you guys post just adds goodness to my day. Thanks for giving me something to shoot for. ..My first big boy amp
I own an unknown 70's made in Mexico tube amp with four 6l6's
Borrowed a Fender Pro jr from a friend,my first real Fender amp experience.In 2018 I bought a used 2004 65 Twin Reverb reissue,NEVER WENT BACK!🔥🔥🔥😎😎
Probably the Fender Twin-Reverb '65 is my very favourite amp. Thanks for the video.
The king of fender amps and all amps and the King of clean 🔥💯
I appreciate the captions. That is indeed upbeat guitar music.
The intro playing was the absolute best part of all the playing in my personal opinion. Well, now i know exactly what amp im buying to play my new American professional 2 tele through!👍
I am FenderAmp Lover FOREVER!! I own Fender Hot Rod Deluxe III - This is a beautiful story how he got his own Twin Reverb and also amazing video!!!
04:20
My '65 BF Twin serial number is AC039420 so it was born in March 1990. First run of the Reissue series. I got it in 2010. I'm the second (and last) owner of the amp. I think I know this amp really well. I changed a lot of tubes and tried different combinations, I did the "1 speaker half power" mod and other reversible mods. I recorded songs in studio with it. I can litteraly disassemble and rebuild this amp. This is a good demo don't get me wrong but...
..tell me how could you stand so close to a '65 Twin and use it at "volume 8.5, treble at 6.5 and treble switch on" without earplugs or other kind of protection. I'm serious.
lol I did just that yesterday, all on 10, it was glorious!! Healthy, no but euphoric, yes. I may now need hearing aids though...
Edoardo Papa Back in 08 when I was a manager at Guitarcenter, I would always crank a twin up to 10 in the vault. We dimmed out all the amps but this one made the pick for fav amp very easy!
wow, his voice is so smooth
I love my Evil Twin. That thing is monstrous. Cranking that thing to 11 just before soundcheck always scares the hell out of the sound guy but it must be done. Then I bring it down to a respectable 2 and play a great gig. I've borrowed my dad's Twin Reverb for few shows to the same devastating effect.
When i was 18, my 1st "real" amp was a Fender Princeton Chours. These amps had the red knobs on them. They were made after end of the Paul Rivera-era Fender amps. I remember the Twin and the Dual Showman tube amps back then. Greg Howe played a HM Strat trough a Dual Showman stack. Robin Trower played Dual Showmans too. In the 90's i remember seeing a guy play a PRS thought the Power Chours combo amp.
Mine will be here in a couple of days. I'm so stoked. Love this video
Congratulations
Edwards: casually turns Twin to 8, nbd
Me: instinctively plugs ears
how did he even survive that?
Dude same. If I turn mine to 4 the walls shake. 8 is ridiculous. He's gotta have an attenuator
Just bought a brand new 65 reissue twin reverb for 600 bucks and the tone on both channels are fucking out of this world!!and I have a Digitech Polara reverb pedal coming in, oh my god I could imagine what it'll sound like
Very nice and full presentation. Nice guitar playing. Thank you, long live Fender! 😉.
I love my twin reverb; keep coming back to it from my other fender amps. However, I have the Tonemaster version. The lighter weight and the attentuation switch are both features that cannot be beat. In my home, I set at 1 watt, and get all the dirt/distortion I want without risking permanent hearing loss, brain injury, or sterilization.... ;-)
Tonemaster is solid state.
@@ΟΟύτις You are a trouble maker. He owns the amp, he owns the tube twin and the solid state version. he knows the differences, but you, Mr. Brilliant has to inform him again.
@@PeterDad60 Thanks Prophet.
Is the Tone Master Twin cranked on 1 watt still really loud?
@@mmklinger375 no one answered so I’ll say it, yes, it is pretty loud.
The ´65 Twin Reverb is the undisputed King of Fender Amps! Those who know, know what I´m talking about.
@HackFuey I have heard from others that the new modified '68 Twin is really nice. Being extremely Old School, however, I prefer the Black Panel sound over the Silver Panel.
Many prefers or simply says that tweed versions are the best amps ever made. I don't know...for me there's something in blackface amps that is THE FENDER sound
What's the title of the first song he played or is it original? I like to listen to it before going to sleep. It's so relaxing.
One of my favorite amps. Beautiful.
We appreciate that, Chris! 🤘
I llike Fender Amplifiers and cable. Best of the best.
What an amplifier!
Amplier fender.. 🙂
Its good amplifier Fender. 🙂
IT'S TREMOLO! AHH "VIBRATO" STILL AFTER ALL THESE YEARS...MY BRAIN HURTS.
Beautiful, wonderful, perfect amp.
Sounds beautiful. 🎸❤️
Standing next to a cranked twin ?
Did he survived ?
I sure hope there were ear plugs that we just didn't see...
That's why you need a master volume. Vox ac30 all the way.
Unfortunately no. He passed away from spontaneous human combustion. R.I.P
@@hazelstreet1654 you can crank it up and just use a volume pedal as a master.
I heard he melted.
I read somewhere that Jerry Garcia and Bob Weir used Fender Twin Reverb amps on a lot of Grateful Dead albums in the 70s.
The shim verb on the opening was great!
The 65 Twin is amazing
Love the tone
Totally caught the Fender Marine Layer Reverb on Special/Variation 1 in the opening sequence.
I only came here to see what settings you use haha. Mine is super bright! 👂 💨
I sure love mine! ❤️
Love my Original 1964 no logo black face deluxe reverb that I got on 1965 yup I'm old
A twin on 8, lol 😂 sounds great as always though.
Yes, and seemingly no earplugs. Ouch!
love me some sparkle reverb
I need that metallic paint Ultra Strat in my life.
I thought I recognized Eugene Edwards. He plays on Dwight Yoakham's band. Super cool stuff.
One of the greatest amps ever made! I just wish I could turn one up without peeling paint off my neighbours house. (Let alone my own.) LOL
Twin, the best amp on the world
El mejor ampli del mundo❤❤
great demo! great playing!
Love this sound...
He turned it up to 8?
Good God.
I'm afraid to push mine past 5.
I've never owned or played a tube amp. Never really heard one in person either. I own a Boss Katana 50...
How loud are these amps?? For obvious reasons, I quite literally cannot imagine how loud these amps can be. I've been thinking about upgrading to a tube amp myself lately, but I really only play at home. Don't ever gig or perform. Thoughts?
@@alexchng One day had a gig at a medium sized venue and to cut it short, the sound technicians didn't let me pass past 2, that's how loud it is.
DO IT, it sounds amazing. It's loud, but you have to experience it.
@@alexchng they're loud enough to hang with a drummer starting around 3. Once you get up to 4, you're talking seriously loud. Once you get it to 5 or 6 you're hitting 110 to 112 dB peaks in the immediate vicinity. It's not that loud under 3, I certainly believe Paulo when he said a sound tech wouldn't let him turn it up past 2, because some sound techs are like that, but that's asinine in my opinion, a Twin on 3 is not that loud. Long story short, gig volume on a Twin is typically between 3 and 4.
@@johnballantyne3458 Yes you're right some are a quite asinine as you put it, I used to practice at home around 1¾, 2 during the day and 3, 4 in a band environment without miking of drums, but the space in which you play also has much influence in the volume you're allowed to reach, this was because I was fortunate enough to be able to rehearse at an old church converted into a theatre and the place was huge there was almost no need for the inboard reverb, but you can never have too much reverb nor too slow of a tremolo.
One day I had a friend sound technician at a gig in an old theatre where we reach an agreement to only have drums and voice coming through the sound system and my Twin was on 11 with the 6,6,6 eq. The owners of the venue said that they never heard anything so loud but I assure you it was glorious, the place seemed like a acoustic guitar body where everything resonated - they didn't allow me to play at that volume for the gig though.
Somewhere down there is a description of what I've did to my Twin to tame it now that I don't play anymore outside the house, the sound still great.
Volume set at “8”,the walls in the room would be falling down !!
I play two 100w heads, im not too sure id be scared of an 85w. Lol
To me the best use of this amp was with John and George’s use of it on the Beatles Let It Be album and rooftop concert.
One word: ambience
Fender bring back the vibroverb!
Often cited along with the Roland JC120 as the quintessential reggae amp but I think this sounds significantly better than the Roland.
be forewarned when you crank these they DO NOT stay the same volume as they do in this video
He did roll back the back bass which plays a giant role in the loudness I recently discovered
I would assume that when you turn the volume up on the amp the volume changes 🤨
I think I'm buying this tomorrow ...
have you bought it?
@@connormartinson7619 yes I did, one of the best decisions I've ever made. I absolutely love the amp. Every note you pick, every chord, just jumps back at you, it's quite amazing.
I've never figured out the Twins are incredibly loud thing. LIke many of you, I"ve had a slew of 50-100 watt amps (with various speakers) and they're almost ALL loud, and 2-12 tube combos from any make are heavy. I used to play with a pair of Super Twins (180 watts), so 320 watts into a pair of 4x12 cabs. Loved the sound but sucked toting all that stuff around. Now I use a pair of Fender PRRI's in stereo which sound wonderful, but not like the Twins were. Load in/out is much easier though.
I would love to have this someday! It would be best if Fender added a Master Volume for the Power Amplifier section so that we don't get chased out from the house by our own families!!!
Just play it at 1 or 2 and don’t use boost pedals for long periods of time and you will be fine. Just got one and haven’t had one noise complaint so far in my apartment.
When you play with a band just turn up to 3 to 5 and everything still sounds the same at home just louder
Just bought one and I know made the right decision
I’m asking for help from all you wonderful people on how I can get the effects and settings the guy used in the beginning of the video, I love the sound!
They are an amplifier of distinction and high, rich top end tone ~ especially for melody/single note playing, a lead guitarist's amp par excellence. They are also a very heavy amp to lift and shift around. My band mate has one, I recall it weighed more than my blues deville (50 lbs/23kgs). I would estimate his amplifier being a post 1976 version, it felt like it weighed 60lbs/30kg. He now has a slipped disc in his back and was getting around in a wheelchair immediately after the injury.
The injury happened because of the amp??
@@JeserNoob The injury occurred due to lifting the amp in and out of vehicles (along with an accordion + guitars) and perhaps also due to lack of overall fitness and general health.
Very good!!!!! Fender
My favorite Fender Twin Reverb amps this is donny Mathis Outkast guitarist who played on Aquaman album and Stankonia and speakerboxxx the love below
I would like to use my Fender Twin Reverb 1965 Reissue Amp at home with an attenuator because I want the slightly crunchy sound produced by the amp (e.g. turning up the Magic Knob to 5 or 6) without annoying my neighbors. But which attenuator is best suited for this?
Best amp
Sir what's a good price range for the 65 fender twin reverb reissue I'm wanting one
sounds like a shimmer reverb in the chain
The fender reverb pedal used here has a shimmer option. I could have sworn it was the EHX canyon on the octave setting. Cascades into different shimmering octaves as each repeat plays.
Great demo! What color Telecaster is that please?
Hello Eugene. What's the the guitare you are playing with this amp ? Tks
Great playing
🤔 If only for the sake of your lumbar disks Fender did this amp in head and speaker format with just the "vibrato" channel an attenuator in the back (half the power would also be a viable option) and a 2x12" separate speaker cabinet. I wouldn't part with mine though but could add this new version.
I play mine with only two power valves and tried to disconnect on speaker to match the impedance but it's not the same. My attenuator are my pre amp tubes swapping the 12AX7's for AT's, AU's it sounds great and best of all you can crank it without getting ear damage. It still weights a ton tough.
divine sound
What are the mics being used to record the amp?
I DON'T CARE ABOUT THE AMP I JUST WANT TO HEAR EUGENE TALK HIS VOICE IS SO RELAXINGGGGG
@@earjwee Sonic is a young lady
good sound
Is there a hotplate hidden behind the amp I'm not aware of?
Hello, how do i get reverb without the vibrato please ? Any possibility to use channel 1 with reverb only ? I want the cleanest sound possible with reverb and without that vibrato/chorus tone.. thank you !
There is no reverb on channel 1. And all you have to do to have reverb with no vibrato is just turn up the Reverb knob and Not turn up the Intensity knob.
Use the footswitch you can plug in the back
You put the volume on 8.5 and didn't blow your eardrums out? HOW? You were right next to the thing.
w0ow amazing !!
I have a code 50 I want to upgrade the 50 was for me as a beginner do you think this is a good amp to update to? I play a lot of distortion/ dime bag darels wah, what do you guys recommend someone who is past the beginner stage?
Yo feliz con mi twin reverb, tube screamer y la sg💪💪🎸
yo tengo lo mismo cosas, pero un '65 deluxe reverb RI, sin twin. pero me gusta de twin.
Waiting on my first Fender amp right now. If these people would ever ship it! Ugh!
What's happening with Fuse? Is everything getting taken offline like the presets and all? I really hope not. I just bought a Mustang II. I know I can use Remuda but without all the custom presets, it's not as useful I would think.
I don't think so. I have one, and I'm still able to download presets. If that Mustang is new, make sure you wait to judge it until the speaker is broken in. I did not like most of the stock presents, but you there are tons of options with the editor.
@@JS-nf1sn I just looked and fuse preset website is gone. 🤷♂️ They're not online anymore. That sucks. I can't get the bonus amp models and fx pedals now. Nor can I get any custom made presets.
fuse.fender.com/mustang/presets/?sort=title&limit=15&page=731
It takes you to support instead of presets.
Once you see this, you need to email Fender and complain. Tell them how badly they screwed up. Especially right now when people aren't gonna go out and replace their amp because Fender killed their Mustang 1-5 amp. The country is at a standstill and they thought the best thing to do was kill thousands of amps without a 2nd thought. It's bs.
I'm sure that's why they killed the forum, too. They didn't want to deal with the backlash from everyone complaining that their amp lost all of its functionality because they killed Fuse. So they killed the forum.
I already emailed customer service to complain. As a first time fender owner, I doubt I'll ever buy another one after this. Not if this is the type of 'support' I can, expect. Imagine if Ford stopped supporting a car 3 years after they stop production. The auto industry would tear them a new one. But Fender thinks it's ok. LOL!
Fender please reissue the 64 vibroverb again🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Really cool amp!
🙌🎸🔥
My 4x10 SF Super Reverb says hi.
Sassy Cat both of them are what i like
Got the single 65 fender , and a single cabinet fender speaker that way I can go twin or single speacker with the same sounds ether way . and i can set the other speacker on the other side of the room for more deferent sound . And Iam not taking up to much room with my set up .
cual reverb están usando para que suene así de genial ?
Which one is better the 65 reissue or 68 reissue? I've been trying to make a decision for months
65 is cleaner, 68 breaks sooner
I really like Fender guitars but I never own any of their amp just because I don’t like the logo. I prefer the standard series guitar headstock logo, without the outline 😘😘😘
who cares what the amp looks like as long as it sounds good