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Nice video. FYI - The original Vibroverb 63 was the first fender amp with Reverb, not Tremolo. I also think the Bassman RI from this same era was a great RI. That was actually the first RI, followed by the VVRI shortly after.

I sold mine five or six years ago and I still missed that amp. Probably the best fender I’ve had.

I got a 75 mk2 w a 74 creamback cab

Been playing 62+ years, mostly Fenders. Jazzmasters and Jaguars and Telecasters have flatpoles ... why not Stratocasters? Big fan here, of flatpoles. No squalling third string!!!

Golden :)

And don't forget to get us the date :)

But you don’t need to go deaf, or rely on pedals to get that tone. Just turn it up to 8, take say -8db off with an attenuator, and roll down your guitar volume for cleans(just like Page did) It will still be loud, but not so loud you’re blowing out your ears and speakers, and the sound will be more organic and authentic.

Taste and Chops Well Done !!

Excellent playing!! Cheers!

Brilliant

That was soooo funny. Your guitar face is first class. Love it.

Great vid. I got a 75 50w sl on a 74 cab w orig creambacks

My '79 Dual Showman is pretty sweet. I run it with 2 power tubes like a concert/bandmaster for the 50 watts. Vibrato is sublime; I leave it on, plugging a Hammond M3 into it, and skipping the Leslie for the on/off, slow/fast buttons built in.

Well you know, it aint easy

I just bought one and got a great deal. My one is not in great condition and does need some work - but my goodness, it sounds glorious!

Two mins of playing and five mins of talking. Let the amp do the talking.

Doesn't sound cranked

Plug a Les Paul or an SG into that beauty, the way God intended.

Thumbs down, dont recommend this awful channel.

alex turner also plays one of these

Got me a 1965 BM Picked it up for $500 years ago when nobody cared about these gems

Very very sweet tone, Kevin! And fantastic playing of course!

Sounds great and top playing! 👋 I love Mesas with single coils, especially a Tele.

I have a 1973 super bass 100 with a matching 4x12. It peels the paint off my walls...

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Have the same year custom les Paul. Nothing is as good now. Have to put the Tim Shaw pickups in all my Gibsons now.

This is awesome! Please do more vids on vintage equipment.

I'd say your playing was as much a contributing factor as the amp to that tone. Great job.

Please use a Guitar-strap, your enthusiasm is fantastic but we don't want to see that " repairing a LP p90 goldtop" video. All I know is that the " Super-bass" head has a very well designed EQ which I am told is different to the Lead Guitar series of heads. When you open her up show us the EQ wiring, it would be nice, thanks.

I thought you were a young Peter Hook LOL

I also own a MKIII blue stripe. I really enjoyed your previous video about the Fender Princeton. Just wondering have you compared the clean channel on MKIII to the Princeton? I know the spring reverb won’t be as good on the MKIII, but just wondering about the overall tone

😋 Promo`SM

Sounds amazing, love the sustain. What pedal are you using to drive the amp?

Dude you are a monster player

80s boogie combos are truly amazing

which speakers are you using?

great videos keep them coming

Really liked the I Might be Wrong sound, that was bang on

I have one of these with blues and just love it

Lovely guitar - right up my street.

Very interesting. I appreciate your passion for musical discovery or perhaps rediscovery in this case. This is similar to when I play a telecaster through my old 1966 Valco Airline amp...mid-Sixties Garage Band Rock in all it's 6V6 glory.

'It sounds like the whole room is an amp' - Exactly how I felt about this beauty! Great video 🤘🤘

Great video. Big part of 40s sound was also strings they were used. From research the flatwounds were not so popular yet, but they didn’t for sure play plain G string as you have there, nor the pure nickel or nickel over steel strings. Something called Monel was used, some mixture of metals. They stoped making strings like that in 60s but in recent years couple companies bring them back. Should try them and make part II. Cheers.

Amazing! Like stepping into a time machine ✨

I'd I do like that guitar it does sound good! I love p90s

I have one like yours but no master volume. I really love this amp. Can I se your master volume

I thought the jtm45 was 30 watts.

If you want to help narrow down what year this is, open the back cover and read the numbers on the pots. If they are original pots, the first five numbers should read 13773- - - the fourth and fifth number indicate the year. Numbers six and seven will indicate which month in that year the potentiometers were made… There you go. I also have a 73 black beauty.

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One of the better Princeton Reverb demos out there! If you had run through pedals, I would have been gone in seconds. Great playing too!