Fender '57 Custom Champ 5W 1x8 Tube Guitar Amp Lacquered TweedSPECS

Authentic 5F1 Circuitry for Heightened Dynamics and Sweet Overdrive The '57 Custom Champ features Fender's acclaimed 5F1 circuit, which has become legendary for its heightened dynamic response and sweet-sounding tube overdrive when pushed. A 12AY7 preamp tube matched to a classic 6V6 power amp tube generates the in-demand overdrive that has made this circuit a staple of recorded music. When the volume is cranked, this amp sings with the natural compression and rich even-order harmonics of a power tube working at peak output. Weber Special Design Speaker for Classic Champ Tone The '57 Custom Champ is loaded with an 8" 4-ohm Weber Special Design alnico speaker. Specially designed to stay true to the classic Champ sound. Compressing to create a full tone at higher levels, the speaker also ably reproduces the classic tones found at the top of the amp's volume knob. Authentic Components and Handwired Craftsmanship The '57 Custom Champ features handwired craftsmanship and modern sourced components chosen for their authentically vintage Fender tone, including yellow coupling capacitors that provide sparkly cleans and creamy overdrive with a smooth top end and round mids. On stage, the amp looks great while retaining the classic Champ's visual appeal-lacquered tweed, leather handle and Bassman grille cloth. In the studio, the 5-watt design means you can explore the full range of available tones without overloading sensitive microphones or your ears. A Style-Spanning Performer for Any Guitarist Updated components, hand wired craftsmanship and a classic circuit design combine to create the '57 Custom Champ, a style-spanning performer suited for guitarists of all types. Features · Power. 5W (tube) . Tubes: one 12AY7 (preamp); one 6V6 (power amp); one 5Y3GT (rectifier) . Single channel . Two inputs: normal, bright . Speaker: 1x8 Weber Special Design with alnico magnet . Cabinet Material: Finger-joined solid pine . Covering/Grille Cloth: Bassman

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4.43 6 0 89% 23 Reviews of respondents would recommend 2 Write a Review this to a friend 2 1 1 Most Liked Positive Review Most Liked Negative Review ***** 5 Awesome little amp, really versatile, tons of fun. Quality Control Issues! Went to check this thing out to compare the 12ay7 preamp tube vs to the 12ax7 that came in my VibroChamp. Overall construction I had to send my first one back due to a buzz that only happened when plugged into input 1. After receiving the second one it also quality of the build and components still seems top notch. The had a buzz except this one sounded like something vibrating 12AY7 definitely rounds out the sound a bit and I think makes for ... inside of the amp whereas the other one sounded like a wiring ... Read complete review V Read complete review v Filters #ERROR! Reviewed by 23 customers Enter Search Terms Most Recent Perfect Amp for Home submitted a month ago ***** by Dave from Milwaukee I started my guitar journey about 20 years ago. Through those years, I have tried about a dozen amps and a dozen guitars. Fender Princeton 65, Frontman 25R, Mustang III, GDEC, Champion 50. All solid state. Add the Boss Katana to that. My first tube amp was a Fender Super Champ X2. At that point I was accomplished enough to discover tube amps were better. Then I got the Pro Junior IV realizing that simple was better. Great amp, but too loud for home. Finally, I traded up for