Detail 01
Power: 20W tube
The amplifier is specified as a 20-watt tube combo.

Independent shopping perspective
Fender’s ’64 Custom Deluxe Reverb is a 20W, 1x12 tube combo built around handwired modified AB763 circuitry, a Jensen C12Q speaker, and a lightweight pine cabinet. The two-channel preamp covers pristine Normal-channel cleans and added Bright-channel brilliance for single-coil guitars, then moves into creamy, harmonically rich overdrive as volume rises. Tube-driven reverb and tremolo expand the onboard sound options. It is positioned for small-to-medium venues and studio work, including reamping into a larger amplifier.


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What matters in use
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Detail 01
The amplifier is specified as a 20-watt tube combo.
Detail 02
A single 12-inch Jensen C12Q handles the combo’s speaker output.
Detail 03
Both effects are tube-driven.
Detail 04
Normal has Volume, Treble, and Bass; Bright adds Reverb; Vibrato has Speed and Intensity.
Detail 05
The cabinet material is lightweight pine.
Detail 06
It measures 24.25 x 16.88 x 12.9 inches and weighs 38.2.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It uses one 12-inch Jensen C12Q speaker.
Yes. Both reverb and tremolo are tube-driven.
It has Normal and Bright channels, with shared Treble and Bass controls.
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