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leonard22 · September 15th, 2008, 01:14 PM

i have to agree! i have a 79-80 SF Princeton that gets most of my playing time. i also have a vintage 65 vibrolux (that is my all time fav amp)and a 69 SF Bassman that because volume do not get much home use..... the vibrolux used to be the go to for everything, but as time has gone on, and i have been using the priceton more i find it to be more and more to my liking... it is a very dynamic amp... at all volumes above 5... i too use my guitar volume alot and my right hand to controll the sound. and i find the OD to be ... articulate if you will
... i used to think "less" of it because it was a later model and not a BF but after having it tuned up and listening with my ears an not my eyes..... i would have to say one of the most underated fender amps out there, and yes a steal $$ in comparison!

September 15th, 2008, 01:14 PM	#6 (permalink)
leonard22 Tele-Meister Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: jacksonville florida Age: 31 Posts: 147	i have to agree! i have a 79-80 SF Princeton that gets most of my playing time. i also have a vintage 65 vibrolux (that is my all time fav amp)and a 69 SF Bassman that because volume do not get much home use..... the vibrolux used to be the go to for everything, but as time has gone on, and i have been using the priceton more i find it to be more and more to my liking... it is a very dynamic amp... at all volumes above 5... i too use my guitar volume alot and my right hand to controll the sound. and i find the OD to be ... articulate if you will ... i used to think "less" of it because it was a later model and not a BF but after having it tuned up and listening with my ears an not my eyes..... i would have to say one of the most underated fender amps out there, and yes a steal $$ in comparison!