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Description
Step into the world of vintage tone with the Fender Tremolux, a guitar amplifier stack that has been enchanting musicians since the 1960s. Reviving the classic warm sound that defined an era, this amplifier is perfect for those who appreciate both retro aesthetics and modern reliability. The Tremolux boasts authentic tube-driven tremolo, offering a rich, pulsating effect that enhances your sound with depth and character. Whether you're playing blues, rock, or jazz, this amp delivers a clean and versatile sound palette that responds dynamically to your playing style.
The Tremolux is designed to work seamlessly with various guitar types, ensuring that you get the most out of your instrument. Its sturdy construction makes it a reliable companion for both studio sessions and live performances. Guitarists will appreciate the simplicity and effectiveness of its controls, allowing for quick adjustments on the fly.
For those who seek a dependable amplifier that offers a blend of classic and contemporary features, the Fender Tremolux stands out as a top choice. Its ability to produce a range of tones from clean to gritty makes it an excellent option for musicians looking to explore their sonic boundaries.
Key Features:
- Authentic tube-driven tremolo for dynamic sound effects
- Classic design with modern reliability
- Versatile tone control suitable for multiple music genres
- Ideal for studio sessions and live performances
- Compatible with a wide range of guitars and musical styles
Product specs
| Brand | Fender |
| Model | Tremolux 2-Channel 35-Watt Guitar Amp Head |
| Finish | Black Panel |
| Year | 1963 - 1966 |
| Made In | United States |
| Categories | Guitar Heads |
| Built-In Effects | Built-In Effects |
| Color Family | Black |
| Direct Output | No Direct Output |
| Electronics | Tube |
| Impedance | 4 ohms |
| Model Family | Fender Tremolux |
| Number of Channels | 2 Channels |
| Number of Inputs | 4 Inputs |
| Output Power (Watts) | 35 |
| Power Tube Type | 6L6 |
| Reverb | None |
| Series | Fender Vintage Black Panel Amps |
FAQs
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What are the tonal characteristics of the Fender 'Black Panel' Tremolux AA763?
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The Fender 'Black Panel' Tremolux AA763 is known for its warm, clean tones with a smooth breakup when pushed. Its 6L6 power tubes deliver a classic Fender sound, making it ideal for blues, rock, and country styles.
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Is the Fender 'Black Panel' Tremolux AA763 suitable for gigging?
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With its 35-watt output, the Fender 'Black Panel' Tremolux AA763 is powerful enough for small to medium-sized gigs, especially when paired with an efficient speaker cabinet.
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Does the Fender 'Black Panel' Tremolux AA763 have built-in reverb?
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No, the Fender 'Black Panel' Tremolux AA763 does not feature built-in reverb, staying true to its vintage design focused on pure tube-driven sound.
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How many channels does the Fender 'Black Panel' Tremolux AA763 have?
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The Fender 'Black Panel' Tremolux AA763 features two channels, allowing for versatile tonal options and easy switching between clean and overdriven sounds.
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What kind of power tubes does the Fender 'Black Panel' Tremolux AA763 use?
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The Fender 'Black Panel' Tremolux AA763 utilizes 6L6 power tubes, known for their robust, clean tones and smooth overdrive characteristics.
Videos
Dave Simpson
1968 Fender Telecaster & 1964 fender Tremolux Amp (Full Volume)
Reviews
PROS
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Perfect "club-sized" amp with ideal 35W power for various gig settings
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Sweet spot between taming 100W and overdriving 22W amps
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Excellent headroom and grind for heavy blues/rock
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Versatile, compatible with a variety of cabinets
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Original vintage appeal, considered a piece of history
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Matched 6L6 tubes provide robust sound quality
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Easily adjustable bias for personalized sound tuning
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Retains timeless magic of classic Fender Blackface amps
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Quick attack and tight low end with optional SS rectifier
CONS
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Some modifications required for optimal performance (e.g., SS rectifier)
Critic Reviews
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Based on 1 Review and 2 Ratings
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1962 Fender Tremolux head
I have original 1962 Fender Tremolux head in white tolex. This grand ma stays only in the studio!
41007
brownface or blackface? 62 is a transitional year
713
it is brownface.Unfortunately i can't upload pic of mine amp.I have contract on a boat and the internet connection here is too weak.... but actually you can see it in my website on gear page! www.peterglavanov.com best regards!
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Mix engineer Tommaso Colliva on recording Drones : "We did extensive amp research for the guitar sound for ‘The Globalist Part 1’. Matt had a very precise sound in mind, which was retro, warm and intimate. I took the DI from live tracking of the song to try out a collection of amps I rented, particularly many late-’50s Fender amps — Tremolux, Deluxe, tweeds, etc — and did a massive shootout to get the right sound. We ended up using a Deluxe and a Tremolux in combination, one with and one without tremolo."
"The stage rig is rounded out by a 25-watt tweed Fender Tremolux of Cragg’s that the tech rebiased to run at 40 watts, as well as a “high-powered, four-6L6” tweed Fender Twin," states this article.
"I did use my Dr. Z 2x10 cabinet on the album [Narrow Stairs], but with the [Fender] Tremolux head. We lean on that Tremolux really hard."
At 12.49 in this video Jonny talks about his favourite Amp the Fender '55 Tremolux.
On his time in the band Axelhouse, Gregory says "We made our TV debut on Swindon Cable channel Viewpoint in May. Marshall 100-watt amp head added June 1974 – WAY too loud – I sold it 3 months later and replaced it with a 30-watt 1962 Fender Tremolux piggy-back amp, which I use today with my Fender 6-string bass. '61 Stratocaster traded for new stock Telecaster November 1974. "
And then an old '61 Tremoluxe. And there's a '59 Junior. And a I've got an old Guild Pro-Star amp from the early '60s, which has got the best tremolo on it.
Louis-Jean Cormier used a Fender Tremolux amplifier during his performance at the Festival d'été de Québec, as shown in the referenced image.
Jim Roth is shown using a Fender Tremolux in an Instagram post by jermsfuzz, tagged with #fender and #tremolux.
There are always at least two! I increasingly view analog and digital electric guitar as separate instruments. On the analog side, I use mostly guitar, pedals, and amps I’ve made myself. These days I veer away from using pedalboards in favor of devising ad hoc signal chains to suit the situation at hand. Fave gear that I didn’t make includes my Trussart Steelcaster, an old Gibson Trini Lopez, a ’63 Strat, a Carr Skylark amp, and a lovely brownface Fender Tremolux.
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