2017 Fender 68' Vibrolux Reverb Amplifier With Slip Cover And Foot Switch - Used

2017 Fender 68' Vibrolux Reverb Amplifier With Slip Cover And Foot Switch - Used

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M251S

$437.48

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2017 Fender 68' Vibrolux Reverb Amplifier With Slip Cover And Foot Switch - UsedThe Fender 68 Custom Vibrolux Reverb is an all tube, 35 watt combo guitar amplifier sporting the classic silver face panel of the late 1960s. The Vibrolux features two channels (custom and vintage, the vintage channel having a Bassman tone stack). Reverb and tremolo effects can also be found within the amp's circuit. The cabinet is loaded with two Celestion 10" Ten 30 speakers. This 68 Custom Vibrolux is in good condition and shows light signs of

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Reviewed in the United States on January 10, 2020