The Princeton Chorus series are, (since the 80's), solid-state amps with ample power and very well rounded speakers. You are given the standard two input option common on many Fender Amps. Also you have both a mono and stereo FX loop, foot switch jack and a headphone output. The model that I own, (approx. '90), delivers 125 solid state watts of power and is plenty enough to compete with much more powerful and larger amps. On your clean channel you have volume, bass, mid, treble, and reverb controls. On the distorted channel you have gain, limiter, presence, and volume controls as well as a mid boost switch. Then you have the chorus settings which includes a rate and a depth control. One odd thing about the way this amp works is that the clean channel EQ section and the reverb control remain in use when you switch over to the distortion channel. This makes both the mid boost switch and the presence control in the distortion section very important if you intend to use the onboard distortion channel. I would personally suggest staying on the clean channel all the time and using an external distortion pedal or multi-effects board. The chorus is pretty good overall being a very limited and cheap factory installed ho-hum chorus. The reverb is your typical spring reverb and it...well...it's reverb.
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Fender Princeton Chorus - 2X10 With Chorus and some Punch!
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Fender Stage 112 SE - how much should i sell it for?
its a solid state. very loud compact, great jammin amp.I have never turned it up passed 2. even at practise. dont see to many for sale. So curious to how much i should ask for it.
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Fender Princeton 65 - Nice Amp & Portable Amp Player
The transistor Princeton 65 is 65 watts with 2-Clean Inputs; Vol, Treble and Bass the Drive Input (#2 with drive button engaged) makes it dirty with Drive, Vol, Treble, Mid, Bass, REVB and there also are PRE-OUT, PWR-IN and Foot switch for add-on options.
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Hughes & Kettner Edition Blue 60 - i love it
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Peavey Backstage II - Buy it
This is 10-15W Peavey backstage 2 amp it s made for beginers or practicing.Usualy it comes with Peavey Raptor guitar in starter pack. - 3.5mm input jack -Volume pot -Gain pot -Turn off-on drive button -High and Low EQ pots for tone -CD-Tape out -3.5 Headphones input -Power on button
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Dean Markley DMC-80 - Strong Solid State Amp
Dean Markley DMC80 Stereo/Chorus 2x10. The amp is 100% Solid State, 50watt X 2..100 watt output. It has a Tank Spring Reverb, and Chorus. Very Loud for a Combo amp. The review by Moosehermans information was Wrong..this amp do not have any other effects than the Reverb and Chorus(He must of been thinking about a different amp when he wrote his review) I rate the characteristics of the Dean Markley DMC80 Guitar Amp at a Strong 8.
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Fender Princeton 112 Plus - Excellent surprise!
I needed a backup amp and thought about a basic solid-state amp that wasn't heavy and fitted in my car's trunk. I went for this 1996 solid-state Fender Princeton 112+, made in USA, rated at 65 watts, with a 12" speaker, and weighing 31 lbs, which has perfect looks for its age. In terms of controls, it features two channels with separate EQ, reverb (not amazing, but correct), FX loop, and headphones output on the front panel. Nothing other than the usual.
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Vox Pathfinder 10 - Great for practicing and small gigs
This little Vox is a transistor amp with 15W (according to the label at the back of the amp, but some people say it's 10W...), one input, and one 6.5' speaker. The nice looking chicken head knobs are gain, treble, bass and volume, plus the overdrive button and a line/headphones out. No reverb, no fx, no fx loop, no footswitch... a very simple amp, straight to the point.
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Beckemer GC-50R - Amazing Rare Handmade Canadian Amplification
Solid State Transistor amp designed in Quebec by now Defunct Company Beckemer. 50 watt 1x12 eminence speaker in an MDF cabinet. 2 channels (Clean and Overdrive) Both Channels have full Equalization and a "bright" or "boost". There is also a send/receive for effects and absolutely excellent reverb built into the amp.
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Vox Mini '70s - Really cool
Small backup and traveling amp that can be mains of battery powered. Not bulky. It sounds fine, but you shouldn't expect an extraordinary performance.
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Marshall 5210 [1981-1991] - Excellent solid-state amp!
50W, 2 channels, solid-state. 9/10 because the footswitch is a bit light and not too practical for onstage.
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Roland Jazz Chorus JC-55 - Huge sound from a lightweight!
Jazz Chorus series with the JC-77 and JC-120. Manufactured from 1987 to 1994 Features: 2 X 25 watts 2 x 8" (8-ohm) speakers, ROLAND Heavy Duty Transducer Inputs: High/Low jack Controls: distortion/Volume/Treble/Middle/Bass/Reverb Effects: distortion, reverb, chorus 1 x 3-way "chorus" switch manual/off/fixed 2 chorus controls (rate, depth) Connections on the rear Footswitches with FS1/FS2 option Chorus, Reverb and Distortion 2 line outs: effect/mixed (recording / console / other amps / monitoring ...) Weight: 26.4 lbs Dimensions: 20" x 15.7" x 8.2".
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Roland Jazz Chorus JC-55 - Excellent amp
It's a solid-state amp, the small sibling of the JC 120. It delivers 2*22.5W stereo, it has two inputs (high and low), a chorus (with two modes) a distortion, and a line out. 3-band EQ, reverb and chorus parameters.
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Dean Markley K-75 - To Clear Thing Up...
THIS K75 AMP IS A SOLID STATE AMP UTILIZATION ITA A SOLID STATE AMP SOUNDS SOLID STATE AMP OVERALL OPINION MooseLipsFace..or who ever..has really NO Idea of this amp or what it can do or anyt...
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Roland Jazz Chorus JC-55 - Huge sound from a lightweight!
Jazz Chorus series with the JC-77 and JC-120. Manufactured from 1987 to 1994 Features: 2 X 25 watts 2 x 8" (8-ohm) speakers, ROLAND Heavy Duty Transducer Inputs: High/Low jack Controls: disto...
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Crate GT212 - Crate GT-212
Great amp for metal, rock and blues. Don't trust me, hear for yourself. Crate GT212 w/ Epiphone Les Paul Negative and Dimarzio Tone Zone and Liquifire pickups. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9e...
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Vox Pathfinder 10 - Great for practicing and small gigs
This little Vox is a transistor amp with 15W (according to the label at the back of the amp, but some people say it's 10W...), one input, and one 6.5' speaker. The nice looking chicken head knobs a...
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DV Mark DV Jazz 12 - Super lightweight! Great sound! A small bombshell!
I bought it 15 days ago, super light when unpacking!!! The first impression is bizarre, but hey, my bassist plays a Mark Bass. Once plugged in it's a whole different animal, the fan is almost...
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Roland Jazz Chorus JC-55 - Excellent amp
It's a solid-state amp, the small sibling of the JC 120. It delivers 2*22.5W stereo, it has two inputs (high and low), a chorus (with two modes) a distortion, and a line out. 3-band EQ, reverb and...
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Fender Princeton Chorus - Toooootally Great Blues Amp !!!!
Fender old 2x10(Fender Special Design Speakers ... Eminence ???) 51 watt amp Made in USA ... not big ... not heavy ... but loud as hell!!! Perfect choice for someone who want get nice cleans and...
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