Fender “Custom” Vibrolux Reverb-Amp Reissue 2000- Silver face
펜더 "맞춤형" 바이브로룩스 리버브-앰프 재발매 2000- 실버 페이스
| 상품번호 | 227328733228 |
| 상태 | Used |
| 거래유형 | 즉시구매 |
| 출고국 | 미국 (US) |
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$950
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The Fender Custom Vibrolux Reverb (CVR), produced around the 2000s, is a 40-watt, 2x10" tube combo amp designed as a modern, "boutique-style" interpretation of the classic '60s Vibrolux, often dubbed a "little Vibro-King". It features two 10" Jensen P10R speakers, 6L6 tubes, and provides a very responsive, early-breakup tone popular with blues and rock players. [1, 2, 3, 4]This video shows the features and sound of the Fender Custom Vibrolux Reverb:56sYouTubeYouTube • Alamo Music CenterKey Features & Info
Power & Tubes: 40 Watts powered by 2x 6L6 output tubes and 5x 12AX7 + 1x 12AT7 preamp tubes.
Speakers: Dual 10-inch 8-ohm [Jensen P10R Alnico speakers].
Channels: Two channels ("Normal" and "Bright"), but unlike the vintage version, the CVR features reverb and vibrato on both channels.
Tone & Performance: Known for being loud with early breakup (starts to overdrive around volume 4-5). It has less headroom than a vintage Vibrolux, aimed at a warmer, more compressed sound.
Design: It is not a direct reissue but a modification-heavy design often attributed to having some [brownface/tweed influences].
Common Considerations
Background Noise: Some models are known for a higher noise floor (hiss/hum) due to the modification that links the reverb/tremolo to both channels.
Weight: Approximately 46 lbs, making it a manageable, gig-worthy amp.
Value: Often considered a great value in the used market, offering boutique-like tone, though it differs from the cleaner, tighter performance of a vintage '68 Silverface.
Amp is in perfect working order. Includes foot switch and paperwork.
Power & Tubes: 40 Watts powered by 2x 6L6 output tubes and 5x 12AX7 + 1x 12AT7 preamp tubes.
Speakers: Dual 10-inch 8-ohm [Jensen P10R Alnico speakers].
Channels: Two channels ("Normal" and "Bright"), but unlike the vintage version, the CVR features reverb and vibrato on both channels.
Tone & Performance: Known for being loud with early breakup (starts to overdrive around volume 4-5). It has less headroom than a vintage Vibrolux, aimed at a warmer, more compressed sound.
Design: It is not a direct reissue but a modification-heavy design often attributed to having some [brownface/tweed influences].
Common Considerations
Background Noise: Some models are known for a higher noise floor (hiss/hum) due to the modification that links the reverb/tremolo to both channels.
Weight: Approximately 46 lbs, making it a manageable, gig-worthy amp.
Value: Often considered a great value in the used market, offering boutique-like tone, though it differs from the cleaner, tighter performance of a vintage '68 Silverface.
Amp is in perfect working order. Includes foot switch and paperwork.