1994 Fender Blues De Ville 212

Serial No. T-053838, top control style open-back cabinet with tweed covering, metal plate stamped Fender, brown grille cloth, dog bone handle, chrome-plated chassis with eight black 'chicken head' style rotary controls, two toggle switches, five jack inputs, two push buttons, jewel pilot lamp, chrome plaque on back panel, 12-inch ceramic speakers, 120V model with US plug.

According to her many Instagram posts, she used this amplifier as the main amplifier during her recording time.

The Fender Blues DeVille is one of two amps John Bortnick uses. “Normally, I just like it a little clean, but on the road we use rental amps mostly, and I put down what I want. I either use a Twin or a Blues DeVille, or something like that.” (18:50)

Here by Goodman's Jazzmaster you can see his Fender Blues DeVille amp.

A classic American sound for a great ampli which needs to be turned up loud to get the best of it!

"For an amp I have a Fender Blues Deville and I bought that in 1998. I had used Fender Twins and Bassmans prior to that. I really thought it would be a nice amp that I could beat up a bit on the road and I think it’s turned out to be much more than that. Sometimes we rent backline and I would pick a Fender amp with a similar sounding name and the Blues Deville is far and away much better than all of them."