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A Fender classic that oozes vintage vibe.
The Blues DeVille Reissue, a reinterpretation of the classic Bassman amp, produces 60W into 4-10" Eminence alnico-magnet speakers with an all-tube preamp and power amp. The tube complement features 3 - 12AX7s and 2 - 6L6s. It has Normal and Drive channels with independent Gain and Master for the Drive channel and a Bright switch for Normal channel. It also has an effects loop, reverb, presence, master volume, 3-band EQ, and Standby switch. Original Blues series styling includes chrome control panel, vintage chicken-head knobs, and, of course, genuine tweed covering.
Fender Blues DeVille 410 Reissue Guitar Amp Features:
- All-tube preamp and power amp
- 60W
- 4 - 10" alnico-magnet Eminence speakers
- Dual selectable channels (Normal and Drive)
- Independent Gain and Master controls in the Drive channel
- Bright switch for Normal channel
- Effects loop
- Reverb
- Chrome panel
- Vintage chicken-head knobs
- Controls: Presence, Reverb, Master, Middle, Bass, Treble, Drive select switch, Drive, Volume, Bright, Standby
- Genuine tweed covering
- Tube complement: 3 x 12AX7, 2 x 6L6, SS rectifier
- 23-1/2"W x 23-1/2"H x 10-3/4"D
- 50 lbs.
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Awesome Clean! Warm warm Overdrive!
Have had this amp now for three weeks. Traded a Hotrod Deville for a Marshall half stack and have returned to Fender! Man does this amp have the tone! I love the clean channel, and the overdrive, while not as intense as the HotRod, is very retro and warm. Had to get used to that. Used a TS9 through the clean channel to up the ante and now have the best of all worlds. Only wish that instead of the reverb on the two button switch, they had put the brite switch there in stead. That's the reason for the 4.5 on the features. The power is rediculous too. Even though rated at 60 watts, there's something about 60watts of TUBE POWER! I haven't even aproached 3 at any of the three gigs I've played with it, even outdoors! Awesome amp!
Reviewed by Roadkill Mike on 9/11/2006 who plays Classic Rock and Rocking Blues.
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All you'll ever need...
I bought this amp a couple 4 months ago and play it every second i get. when i got the thing, i was origionally looking at either a twin or a super reverb. after playaing all three, i can honestly say that this map makes the warmest, sweetest tone i think you can possibly hear. i've heard lots of complaints about the overdrive channel, but people must forget, this is a tube amp, so the volume you play the thing has everything to do with teh tone you hear. the sweet spot on the amp is volume 3 drive 1.5. with my telecaster on the neck pickup i get tone i never thought i could get for any price. yes, it is a blues amp, but you can definately get any sound out of this amp except metal (and who wants to do that??)anyone how is looking for a all around perfect tube amp that you will never get tired of, this is the one.
btw, this amp is incredibly loud, you WILL NEVER need a louder amp than this one for any gig.(i've tried)
btw 2, my buddy's LP sounds great through it too (the tele is fantastic, the the LP is a gibson, so you cant expect perfection)haha, buy it, you wont be sorry
Reviewed by GABER on 11/21/2006 who plays BLUES, texas, delta, detroit.
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Can't beat it
For years I've used solid state amps because I didn't think you could really tell a differnce in tone. To be honest I bought my DeVille because I got it for a steal and it was beat to snot when I got it. I actually wanted to keep it for collectors purposes and figured I would play through some of my old stuff until I found a better amp. I can honestly say that I kept coming back to this amp. The tone is absolutley unmatched. I own a Tech 21 60watt combo, Marshall JCM2000/100watt half stack, two old Randall RG-80's. This Deville makes for a nice amp to have of you don't have alot of stage room. Trust me you'll get that old school blues sound out of it. Fender has definitley etched a place in amp history with this Baby. For the price it's excellent.
Reviewed by Beckyb5992 on 10/19/2006 who plays All kinds.
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One Cool Amp!
I bought the Fender Blues 410 reissue just the other day. I have got to say this is the best amp I have ever played through! I have been playing a long time and this amp for me is the amp of all amps! My 69 Less Paul loves this amp as well as my 69 Strat. and my Carvin. This is a good all around amp. Nice clean tones and good crunch tones too! I am vary happy with this amp. Just go to a music store and try one out, the cool sound will melt you. I tried out a lot of amps and this one had the sound I was look for and for the money it was also a good choice, other amps that were a lot more money didn't even come close to this one.
Reviewed by EagleBlues on 2/8/2007 who plays Blues.
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