Fender Limited Edition '65 Deluxe Reverb 22W 1x12 Tube Guitar Combo Amp  

The speaker and sound are different than on the regular Deluxe Reverb, but a nice sound on this one.

On a Deluxe, there's no "mid" tone knob like on a Twin Reverb, but that doesn't appear to be a problem - just crank up some volume, treble & bass and then go on about making some music...

No "bright" switch either - but not an issue for me since I seldom use that feature anyway.

Also no volume/gain combination - however, I do like the simplicity of it all.

The quality of this amp appers to be good.

As with most everything, you get what you pay for.  Although I have not had the chance to play any gigs through this amp yet - only practiced on it at home - it seems to be a good amp and I am pleased with the price/quality at this time.

This is a very cool looking amp - love the wine red cover with the wheat color face. Wish that Fender would make a custom cover to match the amp, rather than having to just use the standard black one. The sound is great, with a strong bottom end and lots of warm tone.  You do get breakup sooner on this amp - at about 5 on the volume knob. This amp is much lighter and easier to handle than my Twin Reverb and I'll be able to play in venues where it's difficult to keep the volume on the Twin Reverb throttled down.  I'm looking forward to putting this one to use and see what it delivers.

Has just about everything you could want in an amp with the exception of a master volume/ gain combination. Nice having a regular channel and vib/rev channel. great vib sound.

I just received this amp and the reverb is not working. Turn the reverb on and all I get is hiss, no reverb; the amount of hiss increases as the reverb level is increased. Going to see if it's just a bad tube (hopefully) or a bad reverb pan. Also the lettering is upside-down on the footswitch if you like having the cable running away from you, not toward. Aside from that, the amp components have a nice substantial feel with smooth operation. The parts that are working work great.

Not a bad price for an amp that has the classic Fender sound and features.

I really like this amp. I love the sound and characteristics of an amp with 6V6's. Great sound with solid build. The limited edition colors look great. Just wish the reverb worked.

Love the look.  Features of all the Deluxe Reverbs.  So surprises there.

Love the higher end Fender products.

You have to pay for quality..

This is a different amp than the regular Deluxe.  The speaker makes it so.  It breaks up smooth and early.  So you can get that sweet sound at a lower volume.  When I first plugged it in I was unsure.  But after having some time to dial it in...I love it.  I used to almost always play my guitars with the volume knob almost wide open.  Well to get some clean tone with this amp you have to roll off the guitar volume.  I have been playing a Gibson Es 335 through it.  Fantastic tone.  Played a few gigs with it and it rocked!   Im sure it would need to have a mic and put in the pa for any outdoor gigs or for large venues.  But thats not a drawback because this amp does exactly what it is supposed to do. 

The color is cool is two channel amp just like they made in the old times and the Jensen alnico magnet nice! The Reverb is awsome and nice bottom end from a single 12 inch speaker

Seems to be well built from what I can see. Its not hand wired point to point circuit but never the less for a production amp very nice

Got a good deal from a friend Musicians Friend   yep they know how to take of their customers thats why I keep coming back.  The sales rep was out of sight he done me right!

I have many amps been playing for over 40 years been there did this did that if you can't make this amp work of you in any situation then you better learn to play a flute.  This a basic combo amp with great tone that you can take to a gig with out breaking your back it loves pedals. If you do some research you'd find the deluxe reverb can be heard many many recording.  If I was allowed one amp and one only it be The Deluxe Reverb

This is a no frills Fender Amp. That's what makes it so great. It has the sought after Fender Reverb, old school looks, and that sound only a tube driven Fender makes. Blackface cosmetics make it look like a '65 and the special Jensen speaker sounds great.

Overall, the build quality is good. Mine arrived with the pilot light not working. I removed the jewel, and found the bulb pushed way back into the socket. I had to remove the amp chassis from the amp cabinet and found the pilot light bracket had been bent back into the space behind the socket, and the bulb not latched into the socket. Installed the bulb correctly, straightened the mounting bracket and all was fine. But really.............. come on Fender, I spent $1000.00 on this amp and the pilot light is bent? Really?    

This is a great amp. Tone is unmatched, and even though it's only 22 watts, it is suitable for most venues you'd play. Mine is always mic'd and I continually receive compliments on my tone. The limited edition is a very cool looking amp. The burgundy tolex looks fantastic and guys are always asking me if I had it custom built. Even at a grand, it's still a good value in my opinion.

I think anyone who plays rock, country, or even blues would benefit from owning this amp. It sounds even better than my Twin Reverb RI. And...... it's a lot easier to transport. This has quickly become my #1 gigging amp. Being in a variety band, I play as many as 4 different guitars on any given night and they all sound great through this amp.