Fender Princeton Recording Amp

For a long time, if you wanted to record your guitar silently, you pretty much had to choose between digital modeling devices and solid-state practice amps with a line out. Getting real tube amp sound directly to tape just hasn't been much of an option. Until now. Fender has finally come up with a real-live, honest-to-goodness, all-tube amplifier for silent recording: the Princeton Recording Amp.

The key to this coolness lies in the Princeton's built-in trans-impedance power attenuator, which lets you push the amplifier as hard as you want while keeping the speaker volume low or at zero. The amp also features onboard stompbox-style compression and overdrive circuitry, tube-driven spring reverb, headphone out, speaker-emulated line out, speaker out, and a four-button footswitch. The Princeton runs at 20 watts and features a 10" Jensen C-10R speaker.

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[musicmatty67]

Brilliant !

[stevoe1000]

Anyone try recording silently with this amp...I have a hard time believing it would actually sound like a mic'd tube amp....

[UKToneKing]

U always get a few slags at these events

[iplayloud2]

I like at 1:19

[jharri1]

@3musicmakers It's a Jensen C-10R ( A kick-ass 10-incher)

[Fendervana]

I love mine bought for $700 off CL.

[MrGodam29]

gearwear can u let me borrow 1000bucks so i can have a good amp......

[RichardBLongly]

Very cool. B\