The Fender 65 Deluxe Reverb amp is a re-creation of one of the classic American amplifiers, used on countless stages and smash hit recordings. It puts 22 watts through a single 12 inch speaker, a good power level for studios and smaller stages, or larger stages that have good house sound support.
The Fender Tremolux amp was built for 11 years, from 1955 to 1966. In 1960, Fender revamped its line, increasing power output, and several higher-output models were split into two pieces, head and cabinet. These new versions also sported a Tolex covering instead of Tweed.
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The Fender Vibrolux Reverb appeared in 1963 as part of Fender’s revamp of its amplifier lineup, with nearly all models getting Reverb and Tremolo circuits if they didn’t already have them.
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A few amps, like the Fender Twin Reverb, have become standard pieces of gear because they are reliable, predictable, and just do the job very well. You can see Twin Reverbs on stages of almost any player at any level, where clear, clean tone has to fill a largish space.
Built from 1965 to 1982, the Fender Pro Reverb amp originally pushed 40 tube watts (70 watts after 1976) out of a pair of 12 inch speakers.
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