Used Fender 1967 PRO REVERB AMP Vintage Tube Guitar Combo

1967 Fender Pro Reverb (Blackface iteration)

This amp is a diamond - fully serviced by Larry at RedRockAmps in Winnipeg. Larry says its one of the nicest vintage Fender amps he's ever seen and (more importantly) heard.

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Excellent condition, given its age.

The 1967 Fender Pro Reverb is a highly regarded 40-watt, 2x12 Black Panel combo amplifier known as a more manageable, "saggier" alternative to the Twin Reverb. Featuring tube-driven spring reverb and tremolo, it produces a warm, gritty overdrive at lower volumes, making it ideal for club-sized gigs and studio work. 

Key Features and Characteristics (1967 Model):

• Circuitry & Power: 40 watts driven by dual 6L6 power tubes with a tube rectifier, allowing for earlier breakup compared to a Twin Reverb.
• Speakers: Typically equipped with two 12-inch speakers (Jensen), which contribute to a "3D" and articulate sound.
• Channels: Two channels (Normal and Bright/Reverb).
• Sound: Renowned for classic Fender "Blackface" cleans and a smooth, musical overdrive.
• Construction: Part of the early CBS-era "blackface" period (post-January 1965), generally featuring black Tolex, silver sparkle grille cloth, and blue-backed speakers.
• Weight: Considered a lighter, more portable alternative to the Twin Reverb. 
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Often described as a "gigging musician's dream," the 1967 Pro Reverb strikes a balance between the power of a Super Reverb and the manageable volume of a Deluxe Reverb. 

Come down to the store and try this amp out, we think it sounds amazing.