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The Original Boutique Amp.

It's more than a look. Beneath the sharp-dressed exterior of Fender tweed guitar amps beats the heart of a 60-year legacy of the greatest tube tone the world has ever heard. Through generations and genres, the look—and sound—of Fender tweed remains as rich and powerful as ever.

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[rmaclema]

That was an informative video.  Wait...  Seriously, Fender, your social media policy must be either designed by committee or run by old people who don't get social media.  The videography in your videos is always outstanding, but you get thousands of hits and practically no comments for a reason.  And then people ask questions that are never answered because they don't really know what to comment on.  We're watching your video because we love Fender and/or Fender Amps.  Give us something - amazing playing, information, facts, features, history, anything.  This video reminds me of how PRS uses YouTube.  They don't know what to do with it either.  Fender Forever, but please.  Some of your videos are awesome so I know you can do it.

[thomasfourth]

Any chance of a tweed Champ reissue that isn't marked up heavily in price for the privilege of having Eric Clapton's name on it?

[johnfritz]

Fender amps make such a terrific sound

[jakestewartmusic]

Two things that I think would be appreciated from us guitarists-
1. A Fender Tweed Deluxe 5e3 combo amp done right at a good price. Why can I not get one of Fender's most iconic amp designs of all time? Literally unbelievable that the only thing offered at this time is the head version in a custom shop format.
2. Fender Tweed Champ combo. I don't want a Vibro Champ or Eric Clapton's name on my amp. I want a Tweed Champ 5F1 circuit amplifier from the company that designed it. What happened to the Tweed 57 Champ? Do that with the Champ and Deluxe at a good price and I'll dedicate a savings account to buy them both.

I love blackface style Fenders. But the tweed lovers want the goods at the same price as the reissue blackface amps.

[BrentHarmon]

How about making a Fender Bassman Hand wired? 

[incubism]

Some great sounds, personally I am suspicious of componentry used in contemporary amplifier releases by Marshall and Fender.
I wish Fender could debunk my fears. If I was to buy another tweed style amp I would rather deal with someone like Milkman amps where you could deal direct and not pay a large chunk of coin to all the middle men and get something p2p, or buy actual vintage.

[continentalaquatics]

I don’t want to buy a Vox amp, but I want my dry signal to “break up” at relatively low volumes. Will Fender Tweeds give me that low-volume breakup that I’m looking for?

[nhpbmhe]

Why does the guitar have a capo?.. its a demo. It doesn't make sense... 50 million different note combinations.. capo?