Fender '65 Twin Reverb Custom 15

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The Fender '65 Twin Reverb Custom 15 is a legendary combo guitar amplifier that brings the classic Fender sound to today's musicians. Known for its distinctive 15-inch speaker, this amp is a modern take on the iconic '65 Twin Reverb, offering a unique sonic character that sets it apart from its peers. The amp delivers a powerful 85 watts of pure tone, making it perfect for both stage performances and studio sessions. With its all-tube design and classic spring reverb and tremolo effects, this amp provides a warm, rich sound that is both dynamic and versatile.

Whether you're playing blues, rock, or jazz, the Fender '65 Twin Reverb Custom 15 delivers a clean, articulate tone that musicians have trusted for decades. Its robust construction and vintage aesthetics make it not only a reliable piece of equipment but also a stylish addition to any setup. Designed for guitarists who crave that authentic Fender sound, this amplifier offers clarity and power, allowing your guitar's natural voice to shine through.

Key Features:

15-inch speaker for unique tonal characteristics
85 watts of power output
All-tube design for authentic sound
Built-in spring reverb and tremolo effects
Two channels: Normal and Vibrato
Vintage-style construction with classic aesthetics
Suitable for a wide range of music genres

Product specs

Brand	Fender
Model	'65 Twin Custom 15 2-Channel 85-Watt 1x15" Guitar Combo
Finish	Black
Year	2004 - 2017
Made In	United States
Categories	Guitar Combo Amps
Built-In Effects	Built-In Effects
Color Family	Black
Electronics	Tube
Model Family	Fender Twin
Model Sub-Family	Fender '65 Twin Reverb Reissue, Fender Twin Reverb
Number of Channels	2 Channels
Number of Inputs	4 Inputs
Output Power (Watts)	85
Power Tube Type	6L6
Reverb	Spring Reverb
Series	Fender American Vintage Reissue Amp
Speaker Configuration	1x15"

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What is the speaker configuration of the Fender '65 Twin Reverb Custom 15?: The Fender '65 Twin Reverb Custom 15 features a 1x15" speaker configuration, providing a unique tonal character compared to the standard 2x12" setup. This setup is ideal for delivering rich, full-bodied sound with enhanced low-end response.
How much power does the Fender '65 Twin Reverb Custom 15 produce?: This amplifier delivers 85 watts of power, making it suitable for both stage performances and studio recordings. Its powerful output ensures clean, dynamic tones even at higher volumes.
Does the Fender '65 Twin Reverb Custom 15 include built-in effects?: Yes, the Fender '65 Twin Reverb Custom 15 includes built-in reverb and tremolo effects, which are iconic features of the Twin Reverb series. These effects contribute to its classic sound, favored by many musicians.
Is the Fender '65 Twin Reverb Custom 15 suitable for live performances?: Absolutely, with its 85-watt output and robust construction, the Fender '65 Twin Reverb Custom 15 is well-suited for live performances. It provides ample volume and clarity, making it a reliable choice for gigging musicians.
What type of tubes does the Fender '65 Twin Reverb Custom 15 use?: The Fender '65 Twin Reverb Custom 15 uses 6L6 power tubes, which are known for delivering a strong, clean tone with plenty of headroom. This tube type is a staple in achieving the classic Fender sound.

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PROS

Exceptional clean tone that is clear, warm, and bright
Works well with both single coils and humbuckers
Highly responsive tone controls with effective EQ
Pairs excellently with pedals for diverse sound options
Eminence 15" speaker delivers deep, 3D sound
Ideal for surf, steel guitar, clean jazz, and country
Larger cabinet enhances the sound's presence
Great reverb and tremolo features included
Inexpensive used, considered a great bargain
Versatile for both club and home studio settings

CONS

Extremely heavy, challenging to transport
Reverb potentiometer is linear, not logarithmic
Stock speaker struggles with overdriven and fuzzy sounds
No effects loop (send/return) option available

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The definition of clean

The amplifier part of this is identical to the standard TRRI, but the cabinet is wider, taller and deeper, and the speaker is very different. Made by Eminence, this huge and heavy 15 incher (with a 4 inch voice coil) is extremely clean, deep and 3D sounding. The aluminium dust cap makes this a much brighter speaker than the most 15 inch speakers, and the increased cabinet volume makes everything sound larger than life. The ultimate amp for surf, steel guitar, clean jazz and country picking. Does not take distortion well.

Anything negative? Well, it is heavy. Much heavier than a 212 Twin Reverb. Also, the reverb potentiometer should have been logarithmic, not linear. As it is, you get no reverb or suddenly a lot of it. But that is true for most classic Fender amps, I think.

Update: While the stock speaker is fantastic for clean sounds, it responds less great to overdriven and fuzzy sounds. So I replaced it with a Jensen C15K (which actually exists in a 4 ohm version, though not listed on the Jensen website). I thought this was going to be a compromise, but not really. The cleans are now different, but just as great. Slightly less bass dominated, but that is a good thing live. Also more transparent in the high mids and a bit airier in the top. Also good things. But the fuzzy sounds are much, much better. Especially a Mark 1 Tonebender clone now sounds absolutely fantastic through this new speaker, which also takes 6 kilos off the weight of this combo. Which is a very good thing.

Preferred Settings + Usage:

Channel 2: Bright off; Volume 3.5–4.5; Treble 4.5; Middle 8; Bass 2. High input with single-coils, Low input with humbuckers. For rock, jazz or pop, reverb at 2.5–3. For surf and ambient stuff, reverb at 3.5–4. One day, I'll change the reverb pot to a log pot, it makes no sense having so much unusable range.

I use channel 1 for organ emulation, going through a EHX C9 and a Crumar Burn leslie simulator. I use both inputs, summing the stereo outputs to mono. For a flat EQ response, Bass and Treble at one, Middle at ten.

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Rock Pop Surf music