Fender Deluxe Reverb (original issue, 1963-1981)

In this article they say Auerbach uses two Fender Deluxe Reverb amplifiers for The Arcs.

This amp is mentioned in this article.

Used in the early days, prior to ABB, paired with his Fenders. The amp had JBL speakers.

Original gear Guitar: 1960 Fender Stratocaster with maple 1959 neck and hardtail bridge (neck pickup only), Master Volume: 10, Neck Tone: 10 Direct input: Neve 8068 console with 31102 channel strips (Mic Preamp Level: -30dB, High Frequency: 12kHz, HF Level: +6dB, Mid Frequency: 4.8kHz, MF level: +4dB, Hi Q: On, Low Frequency: 220Hz, LF Level: -6dB, High Pass Filter: 160Hz, Low Pass Filter: off) Amp: c. 1968-77 Fender Deluxe Reverb (Normal Channel input 1, Volume: 4, Treble: 7, Bass: 5) with Oxford 12K5 12-inch speaker Effects (outboard): Neve 33609 compressor (settings unknown), Pultec EQP 1A3 2-Band EQ (settings unknown) Strings/Tuning: D’Addario XL120 .009-.042/Standard Pick: Fender Thin

1964 Fender Deluxe Reverb (Blackface) The amp on the record is a ’64 Deluxe Reverb I bought about ten years ago at a music store in New York. I liked the way it sounded, but noticed it was really soft. Then, it just sort of died. I took it to a repairman, and he said, “This thing has been in a flood. You’re screwed.” I thought, “Oh, man,” and it sat in my basement for a few years. Then, last year, I brought it to a different guy for a second opinion. He replaced the transformer with another vintage one of the same type. Now, the amp is up and running and sounds great. I usually set the volume just above 3, for a touch of breakup. Fender’s reissue Deluxes are good, too, by the way.

In this video, Pete can be seen plugged into a Fender Deluxe Reverb amp.

Looks like he is using a Fender(can’t make out exactly wha model)

Says here he uses an old Fender Deluxe along with a 50 watt marshall head.

Used for the electric guitar on *Bone Machine*, as stated by engineer Biff Dawes in this February 26, 2015 *Mix Online* interview. > Dawes describes what he recalls about placing those mics in 1992: “Usually I would take Tom’s guitar direct and I would close mike his amp [either a Princeton Tweed or a Fender Deluxe Reverb],” he says. “Sometimes I would tape mics to the guitar, and then we would add in the more distant mics from the room. Prairie Sun has a wide selection, so we used a lot of Neumanns: U 67s, U 87s, M 49s, that kind of thing."

In this video he uses a Fender Deluxe Reverb

> I used a Deluxe Reverb as well. That was different for us. There are also times when we’ve played with just the two of us live. We’ve incorporated a Fender Twin with each setup, so you have an extra push over the cliff.

Rankin uses the Silverface Deluxe on live shows At 3:11 you can see the amp behind her.

At 12:28 in this video interview, Rick Nielsen points out his 1977 Deluxe Reverbs, saying, “These are Deluxe Reverbs I have in here. I have the guts in here and these were made by Paul Rivera actually. If you look at it, it has a fat and thin switch on it, with a heavier duty transform in it and a master volume, which the normal Deluxes didn’t have.”

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In this video, Jim Heath explain his current and older rigs

At 1:30 he mentions using a Blackface Fender, later at just before 2:30 J.D. confirms he was talking about both a Super Reverb or Deluxe Reverb.

Didn’t he use your equipment on his first recording session? Yes. I was in New York, and when Riverside Records signed Wes, they brought him to town to record. I got a call from Orrin Keepnews, the head of Riverside, asking if Wes could use my guitar and amp. Wes didn’t like to fly and didn’t take his guitar on the plane. That didn’t make sense to me, but I said, “Okay,” because we were friends and I admired his playing. I was working at the time, at the Village Vanguard I think, so I was using my L-5, but always had a couple other electrics, and so I let him have my L-7 for his first record (The Wes Montgomery Trio). I think he used my Fender Deluxe.

According to her "Rig Rundown" with Premier Guitar Glaspy now (2017) uses this amp on tour.

"A little jam out on my retro rig. This woulda been the total shizz in the 80's club giggin'. #Fender #VibroluxReverb #DeluxeReverb #ibanezue405 @elliottguitars @thejamesduke #357"

It is one of Tracy Chapman amps.

Peter uses a Fender Deluxe Reverb amp, according to Guitar Geek's [rig diagram](http://www.guitargeek.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/10/clientele_alasdair_2008.jpg).

Here is a piece from Reverb.com where they go through some of the gear the Eagle guitarists used during their heyday. Here they show you whay Bernie was playing during his Eagle tenure.

His amps were a Gibson GA and a Fender Deluxe or Twin—all tube amps. He did not use reverb.

For specific songs/effects Billy uses a silverface Delux Reverb.

I really like the Fender Deluxe Reverb model, and I own several of them. I use some blackface models and a silverface model that Techstar in Nashville converted to blackface specs. The Deluxe Reverb is fantastic and really is a great reference for clean Fender tone. I’ve played these amps for a long time now, and know them inside out.

james discusses using this tone on Made in China & Paradigm on this video : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q7h20so9jSE&t

"Rick got it and fitted two of his spares into it and it sounds great! This guitar through a Fender Deluxe Reverb (no pedals) has THAT Obits sound."

"De amplificador eu usei em grande parte o Fender Deluxe Reverb e o Orange Thunderverb juntos."

This has been one of the chosen amps for a while.

In this interview with Effectsbay about the effect pedals on John's board, the 1978 fender deluxe reverb combo is mentioned as one of the amplifiers used

Carlos is clearly using this piece of art in one of his many jams.

According to Guitar World's interview, LeBlanc uses the 1965 Fender Deluxe Reverb.

"I usually run through a fender twin silver face."

I have and old 65 Blackface Fender Deluxe Reverb my dad let’s me use on long time loan! Haha. I have one pedal, the Xotic effects soul driven pedal overdrive that I use on a couple songs, and I have an Xotic USA XTC telecaster style guitar I use. I use Signum guitar cables, a Snark tuner, and Elixir 9-46 strings.

as seen live by myself

My pal @gusseyffert found this bad girl for me while we were on tour working with @norahjones and it's by far the closest I've felt to any amp aside from my 5watt Gem. This 70s silver face giant has traveled around the world with me and back and fortunately remains under the care of yours truly

"Today was a clean guitar day! My toys consisted of a 1970 Fender Deluxe Reverb amp, Jameson Irish Whiskey, Roland JC120, Motion Sound Leslie, and an American made Fender Start with lace sensors pickups!"