Help me identify this Fender amp

[Heartbreaker_Esq]

Last year, I played a "battle of the bands" kinda gig with a band, and the bands just used the venue's amps. It was our first gig, so I was stressed and did not pay attention to the amp. But I really loved the sound I was getting, and I got some great compliments on my tone from the other musicians as well. I'm not really in the market for any more amps, but I was just remembering how great it sounded, and I wanted to figure out which amp it was. I don't have much experience with different amps, so this would be good info to have for the future. Anyway, I found a photo, and was hoping y'all might be able to identify it from far away. It's the Fender amp in the middle of the photo below, between our singer and our bass player:

 

[corliss1]

Hot Rod Deluxe.

 

[Deebs3]

I'm guessing hot rod deville, great amp....

 

[Wally]

HR Deluxe would be my guess. If it is one of the HR Deluxe IV amps with the Celestion A speaker, I am not surprised if you liked the sound. I have one here that impresses everyone that plugs into it…”best HRD I have heard“ is the usual response.
also….your singer has some stage presence, imho. If she can sing,
she could have a future in music.

 

[Heartbreaker_Esq]

HR Deluxe would be my guess. If it is one of the HR Deluxe IV amps with the Celestion A speaker, I am not surprised if you liked the sound. I have one here that impresses everyone that plugs into it…”best HRD I have heard“ is the usual response.
also….your singer has some stage presence, imho. If she can sing,
she could have a future in music.

Yeah, she can sing. And you are correct - she moved on from the band pretty quickly, as she had so many solo gigs piling up. Music is her living, while the rest of us were just older guys playing as a hobby. I left the band too, in part because we got much worse without her. But everyone is still on good terms.

 

[Wally]

Yeah, she can sing. And you are correct - she moved on from the band pretty quickly, as she had so many solo gigs piling up. Music is her living, while the rest of us were just older guys playing as a hobby. I left the band too, in part because we got much worse without her. But everyone is still on good terms.

If I were in your area, I would want to see and hear her perform. I had a feeling she knows how to sing as well as express herself.