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Re: Fender Concert Amp

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Awesome amp Jeff-jealous!
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Congrats Jeff!!!
I love old fender amps.
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Very nice pickup, Jeff! Those brownfaced Concerts are some of the best sounding amps Fender ever made. I can't tell from the pics but is your amp brown or blonde?
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Blondes are better than........ 8)
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And it makes a most wonderful bass amp, especially for a '64 4001S.
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johnallg wrote:And it makes a most wonderful bass amp, especially for a '64 4001S.
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The first thing I ever ran through the amp was a bass, at the store, in fact, I don't think I even plugged a guitar into it until I got the amp home. :lol: I was astounded at just how good it sounded with the G&L and Yamaha (fretless) 5 string basses I used at Heights Guitars when I checked the amp out there. Even down to the low B the speakers just had this great clear, deep tone.
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peewee wrote:...is your amp brown or blonde?
Here is a better photo of just the front panel. The photo has mixed light (2800º K and daylight) so it is a bit tough to get the color accurate.
Control-Panel-1200_0714.jpg
The white jewel light has since been replaced with a correct red one.
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Looks good and sounds fantastic.
Selling? :twisted:
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WOW! Don't see many blonde ones out there - that is a monster find, my friend! Congrats!!
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What's up with all us bass players finding these great guitar amps recently? Look-ee what I just snagged off CL. March 1966
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chrisdski wrote:What's up with all us bass players finding these great guitar amps recently? Look-ee what I just snagged off CL. March 1966
Excellent! I have an early '70s Princeton Reverb Amp, with the right speaker cabinet these sound great with a bass. Congrats on that snag, Chris! 8) The bias modulated tremolo on them are real sweet sounding, too. :D
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