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Acheter neuf Fender '65 Super Reverb

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Fender '65 Super ReverbPublié le 15/12/06 à 09:24
Quel type d'amplification (Lampe, transistor,...)?

Lampes....cf www.fender.com

Quelle est la puissance délivrée?

40 Watts,et ca envoi du steack!!
4 Hp jensen

Quels sont les réglages, les effets?...

2 canaux avec 2 entrees a chaque fois
1er canal-->volume/treb/bass
2eme canal-->volume/treb/bass/mid/reverb
vibrato-->speed/intensity ( activable UNQIQUEMENT avec le footswitch..)
Pas de boucle d'effet

UTILISATION

La configuration est-elle simple?
Obtient-on facilement un bon son?

Ah oui c'est du plug and play!
On branche , on jour, et chaque cran de chaque potard change le son!

Le manuel est-il clair et suffisant?...

Manuel basique 2 pages en francais

SONORITÉS
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Quel type d'amplification (Lampe, transistor,...)?

Lampes....cf www.fender.com

Quelle est la puissance délivrée?

40 Watts,et ca envoi du steack!!
4 Hp jensen

Quels sont les réglages, les effets?...

2 canaux avec 2 entrees a chaque fois
1er canal-->volume/treb/bass
2eme canal-->volume/treb/bass/mid/reverb
vibrato-->speed/intensity ( activable UNQIQUEMENT avec le footswitch..)
Pas de boucle d'effet

UTILISATION

La configuration est-elle simple?
Obtient-on facilement un bon son?

Ah oui c'est du plug and play!
On branche , on jour, et chaque cran de chaque potard change le son!

Le manuel est-il clair et suffisant?...

Manuel basique 2 pages en francais

SONORITÉS

Convient-il à votre style de musique?

Pour du blues a la SRV, Clapton, Robben Ford, King, en passant par des sons a la John Mayer, Kenny Wayne Shepherd....un son clair mythique..

On a le clean jusqu'a 5/6 et pour que ca crunch il faut le pousser quand meme..masi on peut le faire cruncher avant avc une Ts 808 par exemple.

Avec quel(s) guitare(s)/basse(s) ou effets(s) en jouez vous?

Je joue avec une Fender SRV, et une fender telecaster Richie Kotzen.

Quels types de sons obtenez vous et avec quels réglages ("cristallin", "gras",....)?

Ba des sons bluesy comme dit precedamment
C'est tee dynamique, les 4 hp donnnent de superbes basses

AVIS GLOBAL

Depuis combien de temps l'utilisez vous?

2 semaines

Quelle est la particularité que vous aimez le plus, le moins?

le+ -->le son
le - -->le poids, la puisance( en appartemetn ingerable..mais sur scene miam miam..)

Aviez vous essayé beaucoup d'autres modèles avant de l'acquérir?

J'avais teste un Vibroverb mais je 'avais trouver encore plus puissant et vraiment trop cher...

Comment jugez vous le rapport qualité/prix?

Pour les ons que l'on a achetez le d'occase ou sur le net jusqu'a 1500 ca va auterment trop cher!

Avec l'expérience, referiez vous ce choix?...

OUI..
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fabien7fabien7

Fender '65 Super ReverbPublié le 14/09/03 à 18:24
2 canaux sépares ,2 etages de préamplification tout lampes pour les sorties il ya tout ce qui faut
mix de la sortie preamp etc en facade 2master differents +1 general commandes sur pedale
a mon gout c est vraiment le gros son fender tres puissant trop pour moi qui joue a la maison c pour ca que je le vends avec regrets

UTILISATION

Le son clair tue ainsi que le son crunch pas de prob les sons satures hard moyens normal pour les connaisseurs

SONORITÉS

Je joue avec une strat plus résultat un son de folie sans forcé pour les sons saturés un pédalier boss m8
fait mon affaire avec la dynamique de l ampli ca donne pas mal ,pour des sons genre pink floyd on tombe sur le cul ,on...…
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2 canaux sépares ,2 etages de préamplification tout lampes pour les sorties il ya tout ce qui faut
mix de la sortie preamp etc en facade 2master differents +1 general commandes sur pedale
a mon gout c est vraiment le gros son fender tres puissant trop pour moi qui joue a la maison c pour ca que je le vends avec regrets

UTILISATION

Le son clair tue ainsi que le son crunch pas de prob les sons satures hard moyens normal pour les connaisseurs

SONORITÉS

Je joue avec une strat plus résultat un son de folie sans forcé pour les sons saturés un pédalier boss m8
fait mon affaire avec la dynamique de l ampli ca donne pas mal ,pour des sons genre pink floyd on tombe sur le cul ,on arrive toujours a sortir le son original d une guitare sans que l ampli vienne brouiller les qualites de celle ci ca fait plaisir , a nous de traffiques les sons avec des effets .......

AVIS GLOBAL

Si j avais de la scene a faire je ferais ce chois sans probleme c est vraiment un ampli impressionnant
de clarte de puissance et de dynamique
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King LoudnessKing Loudness

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Fender '65 Super ReverbPublié le 13/12/11 à 07:52
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The '65 Fender Super Reverb reissue carries on the tradition of great remakes of classic "blackface" Fender amps, which many consider to be the company's finest hour of tone crafting. This amp takes a cue from the original Bassman amplifier and used 4 10" Jensens. It puts out about 45 watts of power, making it about medium wattage when compared to Fender's other amps in this series. It has the standard Fender layout of two channels. The normal channel has the volume, bass, and treble setup, and the vibrato channel (accessed by a separate input) has those same controls, but augmented by a middle control in the tonestack, as well as controls for reverb, and vibrato (speed and intensity). Otherwise there is no other channel switching or effects. Just like the classics.

UTILIZATION

Getting a good sound out of this amp is pretty simple. It's a bit of a middle ground between the Deluxe and Twin. It doesn't require the ear splitting volumes of the Twin, but it's also not going to be nearly as quiet as the Deluxe reissue either. It's a great amp for gigging or jamming, but you still should take into account the need for at least a bit of volume. The tonestack responds like you would expect a Fender to (very simple control layout = simple tonal tweaking) so there's no surprises there. The onboard reverb and vibrato sound killer as with all the Vintage Reissue amps that use these features.

SOUNDS

The Super Reverb offers a bit of a different twist on the classic Fender tone to my ears. Since most of the classic blackface amps of a higher wattage are using two 12s you're really only getting variations on that sound. However, the 4 10" drivers really offer something different to my ears. The core tone is still the typical Fender sound, but it's a bit sweeter sounding overall (not quite as bright as something like a Twin) and has a bit more natural compression. Also, having the 4 ten inch speakers really offer a little more of a thicker sound that projects out a little bit better to my ears because you're getting more height and lift from the speakers. Definitely an excellent compliment to the line.

OVERALL OPINION

All in all I think the Fender Super Reverb '65 is a killer buy for someone looking for a bit of a different take on the blackface Fender sound. It's definitely got that classic tone all there, but the 4x10 setup definitely has its own thing going on, which might really appeal to some players who love Fender tones, but want something different from the pack. They are about $1,400 new for the reissue which isn't a bad deal considering the quality. Definitely worth a look if you're in the market!
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sat4nsat4n

Fender '65 Super ReverbPublié le 22/08/08 à 17:19
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The Super Reverb '65 is a reissue of Fender's legendary 4x10 blackface combo, often considered the mid-sixties to the legendary late-fifties Bassman. It is an all-tube amplifier, running a bunch of pre-amp tubes (mostly 12AX7s) a pair of 6L6GCs in the power section, and a single 5AR4 rectifier tube. It's rated at 45 watts.

There are two non-switchable channels: "normal" and "vibrato." The normal channel features a bright switch, a volume control, and treble and bass controls. The more elaborate vibrato channel also has the bright switch and volume knobs, but it steps up to three band eq (treble, middle, and bass). It also features reverb (with one knob) and vibrato (with controls for speed and depth), both of which are accessible only when using channel two. Each channel has two inputs, with the second one being padded a bit, allowing you to get a cleaner sound when using high-output pickups. There is a retro-style two-button foot switch which controls reverb and vibrato.

The one major difference between this reissue and the original blackface Super Reverb is that the reissue uses a printed circuit board, while the original used a hand-soldered tag board. The latter allows for much easier repairs and mods, and many people argue that it sounds better, too.

UTILIZATION

This is a classic non-master-volume amp. The three-band eq on the vibrato channel is extremely easy to use, allowing more flexibility than many more complicated eqs because the three bands cover the entire sonic spectrum. With all three knobs at zero no sound gets through; with all three knobs at ten you get a significant boost in signal being passed from the pre-amp to the power amp. With all three knobs at five you get a lush and detailed picture of what your guitar actually sounds like. Usually the best way to get the sound you want is to put all the knobs on five and then turn one of them down a notch or two. The bright switch is there essentially to compensate for the differences in tone between single coil and humbucking pickups.

SOUNDS

The clean sound on this amp is heavenly! Extremely well suited to jazz or clean-guitar rock. Maybe country, too. The clean sound of a Fender blackface is desirable enough that other companies make pedals emulating it, and this amp delivers exactly what those pedals try, and usually fail, to approximate.

One thing to consider, though, is that the amp only stays clean until the volume knob reaches about four, after which you get a distortion sound that is great for blues and classic rock, but less great for other types of music (I play indie rock). The amp is loud enough that in practice, or in a small room, or with a quiet drummer, the clean sound is more than loud enough. But if your drummer is loud, or you're playing a medium-sized club, you will get significant distortion before you get loud enough. This might be a problem, because the clean sound is where this amp really shines. I give it a perfect 10 for clean, a 6 for distorted tone, and a point off for failing to deliver the clean tone at big-club volume levels.

OVERALL OPINION

I used this amp for about five years, and only parted with it to trade up to a real early-seventies Super. It was my only amp during that time and I used it at practice, club gigs, and recording. It was great in every one of those situations as long as 1) I got my distortion tone primarily from a good pedal, and 2) the drummer was not so loud that I had to turn the thing up past four to be heard.

In spite of these limitations, I'd recommend this amp to anyone who wanted to buy a Fender amp currently in production. The clean sound and the reverb are as good as any I have ever heard anywhere, and it's rare that you face a situation where the amp is too quiet and yet can't be mic'd. Most places that are big enough to overpower this amp assume they're going to be micing the guitar amps anyway.

If you play jazz this is a great amp, because you don't need to play loud and the clean tone is great. If you play blues this is a great amp because it's got awesome blues/classic rock overdrive tone and real tube sag. If you want clean, modern rock tone, you may be better off with a Twin.
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  • Fabricant : Fender
  • Modèle : '65 Super Reverb
  • Catégorie : Amplis combos tout lampe pour guitare
  • Fiche créée le : 21/10/2002

Le '65 Super Reverb est un combo à lampes 2 canaux de 45W, équipé de 4 haut-parleurs 10" Jensen P10R. Fender l'a introduit en 2001.

General

  • Model Name: '65 Super Reverb
  • Series: Vintage Reissue
  • Model Number:
    • 0217606000 (230V. 50Hz) EUR (donc France)
    • 0217600000 (120V, 60Hz) USA
    • 0217601000 (110V, 60Hz) TW
    • 0217603000 (240V, 50Hz) AUS
    • 0217604000 (230V, 50Hz) UK
    • 0217605000 (220V, 50Hz) ARG
    • 0217607000 (100V, 50/60Hz) JPN
    • 0217609000 (200V, 60Hz) ROK
  • Color: Black and Silver

Electronics

  • Wattage: 45W
  • Inputs: 4 (Normal : Input 1 1M, Input 2 136K, Vibrato: Input 1 1M, Input 2 136K)
  • Channels: 2 (Normal,Vibrato)
  • Controls: 
    • Channel 1: Bright switch, Volume, Treble, Bass
    • Channel 2: Bright switch, Volume, Treble, Middle, Bass, Reverb, Speed, Intensity
  • Reverb input & ouput RCAs
  • External speaker output: 2 (2 ohms min total)
  • Footswitch input: 2-Button Footswitch Vibrato / Reverb included
  • Switches: Power on/off, Standby

Speaker

Hardware

  • Cabinet Material: 7-Ply 5/8" Birch Plywood
  • Handle: Molded Plastic Strap with Nickel-Plated Caps
  • Front Panel: Blackface style
  • Control Knobs: Vintage-Style Skirted Black Plastic

Tubes

  • Preamp Tubes: 4 x 12AX7, 2 x 12AT7
  • Rectifier: 1 x 5AR4
  • Power Tubes: 2 x 6L6

Dimensions & Weight

  • Dimensions (WxHxD): 25.125 x 24.875 x 10.5" /63.8 x 63.2 x 26.7 cm
  • Weight: 65 lb / 24.3 kg

Source : Site Fender + Mode d'emploi

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