The 1983 Fender Princeton Reverb II is a standout amplifier from Fender's esteemed Rivera era, offering a harmonious blend of classic Fender clean tones and modern high-gain capabilities. Designed under the guidance of renowned amp designer Paul Rivera, this 22-watt, all-tube combo amplifier is celebrated for its versatility and robust performance.

Key Features:

• Power Output: 22 watts RMS
• Speaker: 12-inch Fender Blue Label (8 ohms)
• Tubes: Three 7025 (preamp), one 12AT7, two 6V6GT (power)
• Rectifier: Solid-state
• Controls:
  • Volume (pull for lead)
  • Treble (pull for boost)
  • Middle (pull for boost)
  • Bass
  • Reverb
  • Lead Volume
  • Master Volume
  • Presence
• Dimensions: 20 5/8” x 16 7/8” x 10 7/8”
• Weight: Approximately 32 lbs
• Additional Features:
  • Spring reverb
  • Channel switching
  • Optional footswitch for lead and reverb control

This amplifier is particularly noted for its hand-wired construction, a hallmark of quality during the early 1980s. Its design allows musicians to achieve the signature Fender clean sound while also accessing a more saturated, high-gain tone reminiscent of Mesa Boogie amplifiers. This duality makes the Princeton Reverb II a versatile choice for various musical genres and playing styles.

For those interested in exploring the tonal capabilities of the 1983 Fender Princeton Reverb II, it's available now at Brothers Guitar Shop. Visit us in-store or order online today!

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