Fender '68 Custom Princeton Reverb

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The Fender ’68 Custom Princeton Reverb is a modern take on one of the most beloved small combo amps ever made. Inspired by the legendary late-’60s “silverface” era, this compact tube amplifier delivers the unmistakable Fender tone that has defined countless recordings and performances for decades—sparkling cleans, rich tube warmth, and lush onboard effects in a portable, studio-friendly package. At 12 watts, the ’68 Custom Princeton Reverb strikes the perfect balance between power and responsiveness. It’s loud enough for recording sessions, rehearsals, and smaller gigs, yet sensitive enough to capture every nuance of your playing. Fender updated the circuit with reduced negative feedback and modified tone shaping, giving the amp a more touch-sensitive feel and allowing it to break up earlier when pushed—ideal for players who love dynamic tube overdrive or rely on pedals for their sound.  A single 10" Celestion Ten 30 speaker delivers articulate highs, warm midrange, and tight low end, while the all-tube signal path preserves the depth and harmonic richness guitarists expect from a classic Fender combo. The signature tube-driven spring reverb and tremolo provide the lush ambience and vintage pulse that have become hallmarks of Fender amplifiers since the golden age of electric guitar tone.  Finished with the iconic late-’60s silverface styling—complete with turquoise-accented grille cloth and classic control layout—the ’68 Custom Princeton Reverb combines timeless aesthetics with modern reliability. Whether you're chasing vintage studio tones, building the perfect pedal platform, or looking for an expressive low-wattage tube amp, this Princeton delivers classic Fender sound in one of the most versatile formats ever made. Features 12-watt all-tube combo amplifier 10" Celestion Ten 30 speaker Modified Princeton Reverb circuitry for greater touch sensitivity Reduced negative feedback for quicker overdrive response Tube-driven spring reverb and tremolo Hand-wir