Fender Princeton Recording Amp?
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B Bent
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Re: Fender Princeton Recording Amp?
I played one at a local shop the other day. It is your typical ho-hum newer Fender amp. It did a lot of things, but didn't do any of them extremely well IMO. It wasn't terrible by any means, but I am not in any hurry to throw down 1000 bones on one. I guess it's a decent idea for the studio cats, but for me......no thanks.
I played one at a local shop the other day. It is your typical ho-hum newer Fender amp. It did a lot of things, but didn't do any of them extremely well IMO. It wasn't terrible by any means, but I am not in any hurry to throw down 1000 bones on one. I guess it's a decent idea for the studio cats, but for me......no thanks.
drpietrzak
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Re: Fender Princeton Recording Amp?
Check out the Peavey Windsor recording amp. It has interchangeable power tubes as well as the attenuator.
Check out the Peavey Windsor recording amp. It has interchangeable power tubes as well as the attenuator.
tubeman87
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Re: Fender Princeton Recording Amp?
+1 on what B Bent said the one I tried was good but not great, I had no GAS after playing it I think fender is banking on the name "Princeton" to sell the amp and its sound and freature second. I wouldn't pay 1K for the name Princeton. In all fairness its a good solid amp with nice features but it should only be sold for around the $500 mark (give or take a few dollars).
+1 on what B Bent said the one I tried was good but not great, I had no GAS after playing it I think fender is banking on the name "Princeton" to sell the amp and its sound and freature second. I wouldn't pay 1K for the name Princeton. In all fairness its a good solid amp with nice features but it should only be sold for around the $500 mark (give or take a few dollars).
