The Fender Pro Reverb Amp (1969) is a classic transitional “drip-edge” Silverface model, hand-wired in Fullerton, California. With 40 watts of tube-driven power from a pair of 6L6s and 2×12″ speakers, this amp delivers authentic Fender tone with plenty of headroom.

Featuring dual channels with volume, bass, treble, and bright switches, plus the iconic Fender tube-driven spring reverb and optical tremolo, it is perfect for players seeking vintage sound without being overwhelming.

• Transitional 1969 “drip-edge” Silverface model with aluminum trim
• 40 watts of tube power from 2×6L6 tubes
• 2×12″ loudspeakers
• Two independent channels
• Volume, bass, treble, and bright switches for both channels
• Classic Fender tube-driven spring reverb on channel 2
• Optical tremolo effect
• Dimensions similar to a Twin Reverb but with half the power
• Hand-wired in Fullerton, California, USA

• Model: Fender Pro Reverb Amp
• Year: 1969
• Power: 40 Watts
• Tubes: 2×6L6 Power Tubes
• Speakers: 2×12″
• Channels: 2
• Controls: Volume, Bass, Treble, Bright Switch (per channel)
• Effects: Tube-driven Spring Reverb, Optical Tremolo
• Dimensions: Same as Twin Reverb (full-size combo)
• Construction: Hand-wired, Fullerton, California, USA

• Transitional Silverface with classic “drip-edge” aluminum trim
• Ideal for studio, stage, and vintage tone collectors
• All tube circuitry preserves classic Fender clean headroom
• Durable cabinet construction with 2×12″ speaker configuration

This Fender Pro Reverb 1969 is a rare vintage amplifier that combines iconic Fender tone, classic effects, and collector-worthy craftsmanship.