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- Hey, everyone.
Mason Stoops here and I'm at the Fender headquarters
in Los Angeles, California.
Today, we're gonna be checking out
the '68 Custom Pro Reverb amplifier.
The '68 Custom amps have become a popular series
for players that love the classic Fender look and sound
but appreciate tasty modifications
that work with today's playing styles.
The '68 Custom Pro Reverb is inspired
by the original 40-watt model,
but improves portability by using
one 12-inch Celestion Neo Creamback speaker
and by reducing the size and weight to under 35 pounds.
It also adds tonal flexibility by modifying it
to a single channel and adding a middle control
and a bright switch.
The refined '68 Custom Pro Reverb amp
is now the perfect size and volume for almost any gig,
and it really is the ultimate pedal-friendly platform.
I also wanted to note that the amp comes
with a vintage-style two-button foot switch
and a fitted cover.
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On the Pro Reverb's front panel,
you'll see we have a high and low input,
then the bright switch.
We have volume followed by treble, middle, and bass
for the amp's EQ section.
Then we have reverb, as well as speed and intensity
for the amp's built-in vibrato or tremolo.
So now I'm gonna run through a handful of tones
to show you what the Pro Reverb can do.
We're gonna start clean then we're gonna crank it up.
I might add some effects.
Let's check it out.
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All right, so now I've added my pedal board to the chain.
Let's go ahead and hear what the Pro Reverb sounds like
with some effects.
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The '68 Customs offer the sound and tonal flexibility
that players of almost any style of music can enjoy.
And players on a budget will certainly appreciate the price.
The amp works in a lot of different situations:
writing, rehearsing, recording, live, you name it.
Check out the '68 Custom Pro Reverb amp on Fender.com
and stay tuned for more videos right here.
Thanks for watching.
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