Open Box Fender Vintage Reissue '65 Twin Reverb 85W 2x12 Guitar Combo Amp Level 2 197881315030

This was a purchase I only plan to do once. I do NOT regret this buy on. single. bit. Yeah, it's heavy. Ummmm....TUBE AMP. These guys are HEAVY. But, the tone......Amp modeling and plug-ins can get close. But, dude....Ain't nothing like the real thing. If sound was a visual...consider butter, melting off the side of a hot biscuit....Yeah.

I've always wanted a Fender Twin, and now I have it and I couldn't be happier!

So what.. if it's heavy, use a dolly. So what.. if it can be so LOUD it can make your ears bleed, It works great at 1 1/2 volume and your guitar volume turned down.. I am on my second amp. the first I loved, later in life I sold it.. regretted it, later I bought something smaller that I had hoped would give me that TWIN REVERB sound, in a lighter package at lower volumes.. Many amps later.. and none were inexpensive.. I never could get that "punch in the chest" sound of that twin.. so …. I bought another. turned the volume down and am happy I did. Save yourself a lot of money and get this amp in the first round of guitar gear..

Well built,great sound and fun to play

We all know this amp is good already, if you have the money you should buy it. If you don't you should save or trade up. Don't do it here there. They pay so little when trading in gear that their employees may even suggest going somewhere else. That really happened. Also they want top dollar on all used gear. Try pricing any used item against the online gear exchange site. Oh they got your back with the price match guarantee. Been there. Not a reliable option. They will sqeeze you coming and going and not honor their commitments after the fact so just do yourself a favor a leave. So yeah you should get one if you can and you'll have an easier time achieving your goal somewhere else. Good news is this amp is a tank. They're still around from 65 so have no fear buying used to help you get this a little sooner. The amp weighs like a tank too. The single handle on top will lead you to believe that's the best way to carry it. Don't. Not unless you want back problems and one arm longer than the other. Instead try bear hugging it, or cradle it by opposite corners if you cant get your t-rex arms around it. It will actually feel lighter. I like that Fender reissued this classic but, like the original they should've put handles on the sides. Remember to always lift at the knees and shop somewhere else!

I am using this in my home studio among with the UA Ox Box and it's incredible. It's very loud so really suggest using an attenuator of some sort.