Fender Concert Amplifier, 1983 [USED]

Here is a Fender Concert Amplifier from 1983 which is known for its rich clean tones.

The 1980s version of the Concert is considerably different than its 1960s sibling. Both were hand-wired, but the newer version was designed by Paul Rivera, who Fender hired to redesign a number of amp models during the decade. The new Concert put out 60 watts into a single 12" speaker, and featured both clean and overdrive channels, a standard channel switch pedal, and traditional tank reverb. The amp was tube (valve, in British English) powered, and featured five 12AX7s (including for gain recovery and reverb). Additionally, two 12AT7s are used for effects loop and the phase inverter and effects loop. Power output is driven through a pair of matched 6L6 power tubes.

This example has had its original speaker replaced with a Eminence Legend 12". It is in good overall condition with some hardware tarnish and grill cloth staining. 

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DETAILS: 

• Amplifier Model: Concert
• Amplifier Manufacturer: Fender
• Amplifier year: 1983
• Amplifier Class: Electric Combo
• Amplifier serial number: F213327
• Country of Origin: USA
• Amplifier Condition:  Good, some hardware tarnish, stained grill cloth.
• Working Condition: Yes
  
• Cover included: Yes
• Amplifier Weight Imperial: 60.2 Lb
• Amplifier Weight Metric:  27.30 kg
• Amplifier Dimensions: 10.62 x 23.62 x 18.5"
• Amplifier Power Output: 60 watts
• Speakers: Original speaker replaced with Legend Eminence 12"
• Footswitch: No
• Consignment: Yes
• Product ID: 191105