• Fender '68 Custom Deluxe Reverb One of the all-time classic gigging and recording amps, in this new incarnation the Deluxe Reverb is arguably more practical than ever, thanks to the extra ...

The '68 Custom series is borne of older technology, and joins a very popular series of all-valve combos that have found a contemporary fanbase among guitarists looking for classic Fender tones and a ...

Fender ‘68 Custom Vibro Champ (Image credit: Fender) That said, the 2021 Vibro Champ has a little more oomph to it than its vintage counterparts, packing more depth in the low end thanks to its larger ...

The new amps channel traditional late-'60s Fender silver-face tone, but take their aesthetic inspiration specifically from the '68 line, featuring silver and turquoise front panels and grille cloths.

Fender has announced the newest addition to its electric guitar amplifier line: the 2x10, 35-watt '68 Custom Vibrolux Reverb.

Fender has been on a roll with its new Fender Special Run (FSR) models lately, firstly with its Silverburst American Professionals, then its tweed Bassbreaker; now, the company has served up a new ...

Speakers The new '68 Custom Series sees Fender head back to its early 'silverface' amps and add a few modern twists to the Twin Reverb, Deluxe Reverb and Princeton Reverb. Here we take a look at the ...

But not all are created equal, and one of Fender's most exciting announcements at this year's NAMM was the unveiling of the '64 Custom Princeton Reverb. Featuring a hand-wired AA764 circuit with ...

Fender logo The '68 Custom Series from Fender aims to combine the spirit of the early 'silverface' era amps with a few contemporary tweaks, rather than providing exacting recreations of the original ...

Inputs Late 2013 saw Fender revisit the 'silverface' period for the first time when it announced the new '68 Custom Series: a Twin Reverb, Deluxe Reverb and Princeton Reverb (reviewed here)… ...