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Fender Bassman TV Fifteen 350W 1x15 Bass Combo Amp Tweed
The Fender Bassman TV Fifeteen Bass Amp carries the DNA of the original '50s-era Bassman amplifiers, delivering world-class sound in a package designed to handle the demands of low bass frequencies. With a unique look that is unmistakably Fender, the 350W Bassman TV amp is sure to class up any stage, cutting through the mix and the monotony of a world full of black boxes.
Fender Highway One Stratocaster HSS
The Highway 1 Stratocaster® HSS pays homage to guitarists emerging as hobbyist luthiers in the '80s, who added aftermarket appointments like Black bobbin humbuckers and DIY finishes. Featuring a resonant Alder body with a light satin lacquer, large headstock, 1-piece Maple neck with 22 medium jumbo frets, synchronized tremolo, plus two Alnico magnet, staggered pole piece, single-coil pickups coupled with a single Fender Atomic II(tm) humbucker. The Highway One series is upgraded for '06! Super-size frets, '70s styling, new alnico pickups in the neck and middle positions and new colors take this amazing guitar to the next level. The new neck and middle position pickups on the Highway One Stratocaster HSS guitar produce a more round tone that can sound glassy and great with high gain. The thin nitrocellulose lacquer finish lets the body wood's natural tone shine through, making for one of the most exciting new instruments in the Fender family! 
Fender 62 Jazzmaster Electric Guitar
Featured on numerous surf and rock instrumentals in the '60s, new-wave chart-toppers in the '70s, and alternative hits in the '80s. Now it's ready for the millennium. 2 vintage soapbar pickups. Contoured alder body with offset waist. 21-fret rosewood fingerboard. Switchable lead and rhythm circuits. Floating tremolo with Tremolo-Lock. One-piece maple neck. A classic sound of rock guitar history can be yours.
Fender 65 Princeton Reverb
Fender 65 Princeton Reverb Fender 65 Princeton Reverb Description: The original was used on countless hits over the years, and the new '65 Princeton® Reverb is easily versatile enough to go from your living room to the recording studio to small gigs. It's got the vintage vibe that Fender die-hards know and love, but the '65 Princeton® Reverb isn't only for the old-school guys who played 'em 30 or 40 years ago-it's for anybody who craves top-notch tube tone, naturally dynamic clean and overdriven tones, and unmistakable long-spring Fender Reverb and tube Vibrato. A historically significant amp-the originals fetch more than $2,000 these days-and it's as valid as ever in today's musical world. |
