1969 Fender Princeton Reverb

Introduced in 1964, the Fender Princeton Reverb is a legendary 12-watt tube amplifier known for lush spring reverb, rich tremolo, and warm, dynamic clean tones. A favorite for recording, practice, and small gigs because of its smooth breakup and responsive character, the Princeton Reverb is a versatile amplifier that can handle everything from clean jazz to gritty blues and classic rock. Compact size, simple controls, and timeless Fender tone.  This Princeton Reverb dates to 1969, and it sports the classic Silverface panel and grille cloth. It is in excellent cosmetic condition—the metal parts show some rust and the grille cloth is faded, but the tolex is very clean all around but a little loose on the bottom (see photos). This Princeton has survived the years nicely. The original power cable has been replaced with a safe grounded plug, but the internal components, filter caps, and transformers all appear to be original.  Interestingly, the speaker is a USA-made Pyle Driver 10" with a