Fender Hot Rod DeVille 212 III 60W 2x12 Tube Guitar Combo Amp

Jonny lists three DeVilles as his amplifiers in one of Coldplay's 2003 eZines.

In the video you’ll see Hot Rod DeVilles behind both Russle and Kele with looks like to be Marshall Power Breaks. Many people would say those are Hot Rod Deluxes due to the Rig Rundown but keep in mind this was in 2005 way before the Rig Rundown and those amps are too tall to be Hot Rod Deluxes. They probaly prefer a lower wattage because they dont use the Marshall Power Breaks anymore.

In an interview with The Strokes from Guitar Magazine (October 2001), Some of Nick Valensi and [Albert Hammond Jr's](http://equipboard.com/pros/albert-hammond-jr) guitars, amps, and pedals are detailed. Their amp choice is revealed: > The pair may have different guitars but the rest of their setup is pretty much identical: Fender Hot Rod Deville 2×12"s for their ‘raunchiness’, an [MXR Microamp](http://equipboard.com/items/mxr-m-133-micro-amp-pedal) as a tone/volume boost for solos, and a [Jekyll and Hyde](http://equipboard.com/items/visual-sound-jekyll-hyde-ultimate-overdrive) for distortion. Full article can be found [here](http://www.shesfixingherhair.co.uk/blog/interviews/interviews-guitar-magazine-october-2001).

In this interview, in the May 2009 issue of Guitarist, Dave is asked which amps he uses. He says, "Mostly I used a Fender Hot Rod Deville. I like the 2 x 12 speaker configurration; I have a 4 x 10 Deville too but I think I like the 2 x 12 better."

This photo showing Paul Banks' guitar amps reveals he uses a Fender Hot Rod DeVille 212 III 60W 2x12 Tube Guitar Combo Amp (on the right). He comments, "I've been using Fender amps ever sinceI started playing. But for live playing, we discovered that we had to disengage our amp reverb early on because it makes a fucking racket on shaky stages so we switched to reverb pedals instead. But there are plenty of good reverbs out there." (original source [here](http://www.musicradar.com/news/guitars/rig-tour-interpol-618675), article dated March 31, 2015)

Chris Martin listed "2x Fender Hot Rod DeVille Combos" amongst his equipment in Coldplay's self published E-Zine in 2003. Both he and guitarist Jonny Buckland have used them since the band's formation. It can also be seen behind Chris in [this] photo. (http://www.coldplay.com/uploads/_DSC6970.jpg)

David Hidalgo recalls in this interview article: "We fly to a lot of gigs, so I play through backline gear. I usually use a Fender Deville or a Deluxe Reverb depending on room size."

Albert and Nick from The Strokes use the Fender Hot Rod Deville 2x12 as their main recording and live amp. It can be seen throughout the video.

In this Conan performance from 2005, both Okereke and Lissack had switched to Fender Hot Rod DeVille amplifiers with Marshall power attenuators on top of them.

We always ask for Fender DeVilles, but often we end up with Fender Twins, which I just don’t get why people like them. They’re obviously good for certain kinds of guitar playing, but tend to have too much treble and not quite as full a range of sound as I’ve found I get from the DeVille. Not that I’m much of a gearhead, but that’s one thing I’ve found.

This photo shows Adam playing guitar with two fender deville amps behind him.

Used in his 2017 tour

Zach uses Fender DeVille amp

At 00:07 you can see the Fender Hot Rod DeVille.

In this article from [PremierGuitar](http://www.premierguitar.com/articles/Robby_Krieger_The_Doors_Distinctive_Fret_Master), Robby tells Bob Cianci "My current rig is two Fender Hot Rod DeVilles, with either 2x12 or 4x10 speaker cabs."

At 4:20 of this video, Jay can be seen playing through a Fender Hot Rod Deville 2x12 Tube Amp.

"In my club, I use the Fender Hot Rod Deville because it has enough power and kick. It serves me well."

According to Premier Guitar's rig rundown, Fairchild also plays through stock Fender Hot Rod Blues DeVille amplifier.

The chart in [this article](http://www.premierguitar.com/articles/20579-manchester-orchestra-sharing-a-lung) shows Andy's gear, which includes a Fender Hot Rod DeVille.

Used for all live performances

The Hot Rod DeVille 212 III is listed under Simon's gear in [this feature](http://www.fender.com/artists/profile/BiffyClyro/) on the Fender website.

"In the studio, I play the banjo acoustically. But live I use Fender amps. I like Hot Rod DeVilles, so I can get a little distortion without taking an extra pedal. I like to steer away from pedals. I just use a delay and a tuner."

According to Band of Skulls guitarist Russell Marsden, "My main amp for recording was a Fender Hot Rod DeVille 212, which I absolutely love but it's been breaking down a lot. So I just got a Fender Vibro-King, and I think I'm probably going to go to Hell for using it because it sounds so good." Full article [here.](http://www.musicradar.com/news/guitars/how-band-of-skulls-got-their-buzz-225151)

Robert explains that he used one after year 2000

The Automatic at Glastonbury 2007

In this photo taken from Reggie Sear's photobucket, we see a Fender Hot Rod DeVille.

Used on the anthology tour.

“I used the Wayne Kramer Stratocaster and a Fender Hot Rod Deville; that was it. I didn’t use any effects. The Strat has such a classic tone that’s very reliable, and the Hot Rod Devilles are just terrific-sounding, so I didn’t have to think about the gear too much; I was more concerned with what I was trying to play.”

In this picture, right behind Lindsey Troy is her Fender Hot Rod DeVille amplifier.

Amp is pictured in the video.

Chen's DeVille, being used for The Secret Saints live performance

Courtney Barnett can be seen playing through Fender Hot Rod DeVilles in this photo.

Clear live photo of the Fender Hot Rod Deville III 2x12

In this photo, to the right, Kieran Shudall's Fender Hot Rod DeVille can be seen.

Mentions on Mark's website - "Gear"

Nathan has used a Hot Rod DeVill during a long span of his career

Here you can see behind the drummer he's running into a hot rod deville

In the video we can see A Hot Rod Deville as Danielles main Amp

Through out this performance, the DeVille is shown as part of Alana's rig (and her sister Danielle has her own rig with one)

In this interview Ruban provides info about his gear. Among his amp gear, he has the Orange AD30 head and a Fender Hot Rod DeVille.

As seen in Glastonbury

At 4:00 Wayne Krantz shows the DeVille amp he borrowed from his driver.

at 1:10, Marty talks about how he enjoys fender amps including this fender Hot Rod DeVille.

In [this November 2017 interview with Guitars Exchange](http://guitarsexchange.com/en/unplugged/431/david-potts/), Pottsy states, "My amps are a Vox AC30, Fender Twin Reverb and the Fender Deville."

"For the main amp, I’m using a Hot Rod Deville 2x12 with Celestion V-Type speakers. I only use the clean first channel on those amps and do the rest with pedals."

he uses it with a marshall stack

in this photo we ca see sant playing we his hot rod amp

Through out this video and many others you can see stu and joey use a hot rod deVille

This acts as Javier's Backup amp in case his Supersonic fails. It is miced, so I supose te justs uses the external Speaker jack and powers the Supersonic cab with it.

Another amp of Miyavi's equipments. All sound through the two Timefactors, Roland SP-555, and Korg Kaoss Pad comes out of this amp.

Behind Daniel, lays a 93' Fender Deville

Deville was used during introdução and albums from índios eletrônicos

While Henry utilises a Fender DeVille, a Jazzmaster and a large pedalboard for the creation of sizeable sonic squalls, Mattie's found his voice with a Telecaster and Supro amplifiers.

During an interview, Joe Langridge - Brown (the other Nothing But Thieves guitarist) said “In the studio, we also used a Fender Twin and Dom used a Fender Hot Rod DeVille".

used while recording

Julia is quoted saying: "My amp is a Fender Deville." You can see it [here](http://media.gettyimages.com/photos/julia-shapiro-and-annie-truscott-of-chastity-belt-perform-live-at-the-picture-id493003906)

Both Joey and Stu use Hot Rod DeVilles, whereas Cookie uses a Roland JC120

"My set up always sounds great when im able to run stereo with my orange and my Fender Deville".

Less Than a Cube Live 2017

video de la gira de chile de usted señalemelo en 2018

In recent concerts Finn wolfhard has been using the Fender Hot Rod DeVille 212 III 60W 2x12 Tube Guitar Combo Amp

In this video, Vladimir is seen using a Fender Hot Rod Deville combo amp during his live performance.

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Tóti has been using the Fender Deville as his primary amp since 2016.