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Updated Nov 01

1966 Fender Vibro Champ Amp vintage

Name: 1966 Fender Vibro Champ Amp vintage
Brand: Fender
SKU: 65748de497b5d0ae96330140
Price: 1625.0 USD
Availability: InStock

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I purchased this amp in the early 2000s and rewired the second input to be used as an output. It works as a great preamp into a larger speaker or an another amplifier, and can be reversed in about 10 minutes by disconnecting a couple wires to turn the second input back into an input. The amp works great, sounds fantastic, and would be a great classic vintage edition to anyone’s collection. It’s so vintage it still has the two prong plug.

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12 Comments

deessleeves @joshua_michael1 not using private telephone numbers as per Poshmark policy but I’m glad to answer your questions here or in message.

Dec 09Reply

deessleeves @grave3838291 not using personal telephone numbers as per Poshmark policy but I’m glad to answer whatever questions you have here.

Dec 09Reply

deessleeves @hiraho8153 Glad to answer questions here.

Dec 10Reply

adbishop123 Did you buy this in Montana?

Aug 06Reply

deessleeves @adbishop123 I did not but I’ve spent enough time in Montana that I could have. Does it look familiar?

Aug 06Reply

scotyount is that the original speaker? Can't remember if the '66 I had had a foot switch...

Jan 15Reply

scotyount do you have the pot codes?

Jan 15Reply

deessleeves @scotyount I do not have them. If I pull apart the amplifier, I’ll take some pictures.

Jan 15Reply

scotyount @deessleeves any pot codes yet? Is the speaker original?

Jan 24Reply

deessleeves @scotyount i’m sorry, my last comment was meant as a contingency, not an eventuality. If you’re seriously interested in purchasing the amplifier, I’d be happy to find that information out for you. Let me know your purchasing interest and we can go from there.

Jan 24Reply

scotyount @deessleeves I own several vintage amps (and guitars) including an all original 1965 Princeton Reverb. I would like to have a back-up. Pot codes and shots of the codes on the speaker would be helpful. I am in Boston.

Feb 11Reply

scotyount By backup I mean a smaller version. I used to own a 1966 Vibro Champ and can't believe I sold it.

Feb 11Reply