Played on countless hit recordings for decades, the Fender ’65 Deluxe Reverb remains one of the most essential workhorse guitar amps ever built. Originally introduced in the mid-1960s, it quickly became a studio and stage standard. Thanks to its moderate 22-watt output, it delivers full, snappy, crystalline clean tones at manageable volumes.
Moreover, when pushed, the amp produces a warm, harmonically rich breakup that responds beautifully to pick dynamics. Because of this touch sensitivity, it remains a first-call choice for rock, blues, and country players. In other words, it was a classic then—and it still defines professional tone today.

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Features
- 22 watts
- 12″ Jensen® C-12K speaker
- Two channels (normal, vibrato)
- Four inputs (two normal, two vibrato)
- Tube-driven Fender reverb and tremolo (“vibrato”)
- Includes a two-button footswitch and a cover

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Classic Fender tone