Fender '65 Twin Custom 15 Combo Amp  

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The perfect amp for steel guitarists, jazz players, surf music, country, Western swing, and anyone else who wants clear, clean guitar tone at its best.

The clean sounds of the Fender '65 Twin Custom 15 Combo Amp are loud, clear and strong. This custom version of the '65 Twin Reverb utilizes the 85W chassis of the original, coupled with a slightly modified cabinet and a single 15" speaker instead of the standard pair of 12s. The speaker is based on the JBL D130F used by Fender in the '60s and '70s. Its cast frame, shallow cone, and large voice coil deliver the clean, precise tone characteristic of the Twin but with a fatter bottom end and smooth treble. It also has higher power handling. Black, heavy-duty textured vinyl covering, silver grille cloth, nickel hardware, and a metal badge identifying the model. 2-button footswitch, removable casters, and an embroidered cover are included.

Guitarists interested in the Texas blues sound should check out the Fender '64 Vibroverb Custom (product# 483710).

Features

  • 85W tube power
  • 15" speaker
  • 2 footswitchable channels
  • Reverb and Vibrato
  • Textured vinyl covering
  • Silver grille cloth
  • Nickel hardware
  • Metal badge identifying the model
  • 26-3/20"W x 22"H x 10-1/2"D
  • 64 lb.
  • Includes 2-button footswitch, removable casters, and embroidered cover

Order the Twin Custom 15 today and get that clear, fat 15" sound.

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Toured all over the US and it always served me well. Boutique tone without the price.

| Review By: Ryan Bradley | 5 days, 2 hours ago

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CLEAN AMP. so clean and so loud. You can drown out the loudest drummer with this amp, be careful. plenty of headroom. Tremelo and reverb are amazing as you'd expect from fender.

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15 inch speaker is great and no other fender amp out today has this sound. it's made to replicate the original twim with 2 JBL speakers. I've done a side by side comparison and it is just as good.

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I beat the hell out of mine for years on the road. I've only had to change the tubes after 7 years and it still is a great amp. I've dropped it when slipping on icy stairs in colorado, and it even survived and worked great after the van flipped off the highway.

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The band I toured this amp with had Heavy metal sections that would switch to "Jazz" guitar styles.

look up "Devil Doll" to see what I mean. Basically I had to be slash on the solos and jazzy ventures guy on the verses. the clean sound was always stellar and clear. I used a Toadworks "Death Rattle" to get my heavy Overdriven sounds. That band had the loudest drummer I've ever worked with and he always asked me to turn down. My job was basically to take face melting solos every song so I did have it loud enough to make sure everyone in the club heard (I turned down my guitar when the singer was singing) this amp responded to the dynamics well. (just like a tube amp should do)

It is great if you're playing loud and need to be clean. It worked best with a Les Paul and a Gretsch, Teles and Strats always sounded too shrill and plinky through this thing, even with pedals. I use a deluxe reverb and a Bassman with my country/blues/rockabilly band now. most bigger shows my amps get mic-ed so I go with smaller amps so I can turn them up and get the tubes really workin. Check any video of "Ry Bradley" to see what I mean.

Twin custom 15 is a great amp for the band I described, for most other working situations, it's just plain too loud (it only shows it's character after 4) your ears will be bleeding. I'll never sell mine, but until a Devil Doll Reunion I won't need to play loud and clean like that.

Do you own the product?:
Yes
Have you used the product?:
Yes
Musical Experience:
20 years performing
Style of music you play:
Country, Blues, Rock
Where you live:
Los Angeles

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BEST AMP EVER !

| Review By: cloudnine | 1 year, 3 months ago

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I'm 50 and play everything from Hendrix,Eric Johnson,SRV,BB KING,Brent Mason,Danny Gatton and back again. This amp gives me ALL the tones required. The onlu way i can beat this amp is by having a sponsor buy it for me ! ....OH WAIT THEY DID !!!   BUT BECAUSE I SERIOUSLY SHOPPED AROUND I WANTED EXACTLY WHAT MY EAR WAS LONGING FOR. Nice,warm,immediate response with major head room and a beautiful clear sound. FENDER YOU JUST CAN'T BE BEAT !!  THEY TRY AND THEY DIE...Thank you for the past 35 years !!!!
Do you own the product?:
Yes
Have you used the product?:
No
Musical Experience:
35 years ogf gigging and getting better everyday !
Style of music you play:
What ever puts food on the table !
Where you live:
MARYLAND

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Just got it...

| Review By: svp pro guy | 1 year, 6 months ago

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I really like the amp and it's perfect for what I play.  It's very clean and sounds great. Another reviewer mentioned the casters damaged his tubes during shipping - my amp was shipped upside down in the box, and my casters also burst/came out of the padded envelope somehow, and were loose during shipment.  The amp worked and none of my tubes seemed to be damaged, but the tearing of the padded envelope made a huge mess inside the amp and required an unbelievable amount of clean up.  Someone needs to come up with a better way to attach the casters when shipping these amps. But, bottom line, it's a great amp and I'm very pleased with it.
Do you own the product?:
Yes
Have you used the product?:
No
Musical Experience:
part time musician
Style of music you play:
alternative, rock
Where you live:
NC

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A One Man Band's Dream

| Review By: John Z-tSAWf | 2 years, 8 months ago

3 people out of 3 found this review helpful

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I bought this new from Musicians Friend in late 2007 because I always wanted a Twin Reverb.  But I never thought I would actually use it for gigs, given its size and weight. I perform as a one man band - I play guitar and keyboard, use a vocal harmonizer, and a Boss Jamstation for my drums and bass.  I come pretty close to sounding like a 3 or 4 piece group.  For years I have hauled around a small guitar amp and a PA system, running the backings, the keyboard, and vocals through the PA.  While none of these items is especially heavy, there were enough of them (amp, speaker stands, speakers, PA amp) to make setup take longer than I wanted. One day I decided to see what would happen if I ran everything through the Twin Reverb.  All I can say is, "Wow"!  First, my guitar of choice, a Fender Strat, sounds so "fenderish" through this amp - by tweaking the bias I am able to get a wonderful warm sound just short of distorting.  Of the dozen or so amps that I own, this sounds the best by far.  The Amp's reverb and vibrato add very rich effects, and I only use an effects pedal when I want a little more grit in my sound. With the 15" speaker, the keyboard sounds awesome.  I run the keyboard and guitar through the vibrato channel. I run the vocals and backing through the normal channel.  The sound is amazing.  My vocals are so much richer and full bodied than what I was getting through my PA system (Fender Passport).  And with the 15" speaker, the backing sounds so much like a real band it's scarey. So, from having to lug 6 different things around, I am down to one big box, the Twin Reverb.  And while it is heavy, the casters make it easy to move (provided you can stay on concrete or similar hard surface). So, what started as "I always wanted one of these" has turned into a dream for this one man band guy.  And, if I ever do gig with other musicians, the Twin will hold up to just about any situation!
Do you own the product?:
Yes
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No
Musical Experience:
Hobbyist
Style of music you play:
Rock, Country. Blues. Standards
Where you live:
California

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Great Amp

| Review By: The Prof | 3 years, 4 months ago

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I had a Fender Twin Reverb back in the day. For those of you thinking about buying one, they are cheaper today then they were in the early 60's. (adjusted for inflation). I wanted the same sound I used to get years ago, so I bought the 65 Twin 15 Combo. I am not dissapointed. It brings back many memories. The big 15 inch speaker absolutley has no bottom. I play clean, and this amp gives you everything you could want. The tube reverb has no match. I own four other amps and nothing matches the sound of those warm tubes. I did not give this amp the hightest rating because when it was shipped the cabinet castors had been placed inside of the amp cabinet, during shipping they managed to break the tubes and I had to replace the tubes at my expense. It seems to me that someone should have considered how fragile tubes are and placed the castors outside of the cabinet for shipping. Other than that, I highly recommend this amp for anyone who wants a high quality sound.
Do you own the product?:
Yes
Have you used the product?:
No
Musical Experience:
Hobbyist
Style of music you play:
Anything But Country
Where you live:
Nebraska

Did you find this review helpful? yes no815085

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