Originally introduced in 1965, the Fender Pro Reverb remains a still somewhat under the radar amp from the blackface lineup.
Coming at a time when amps were getting more powerful to keep up with increasing band volumes, the Pro Reverb was somewhat of an outlier in the Fender Amp lineup. With it's relatively low output power of 35 watts, it's prone to a musically pleasing tube breakup, a sound that is now sought after by players, engineers, and producers alike. The tube driven spring reverb and tremolo make this amp a good all rounder, capable of all the classic blackface tones in one mid sized package.

Cosmetically, this amp is in good condition with a black replaced grill cloth done some decades ago. Casters have been installed on the bottom for easy transportation. The original tube chart remains intact inside the cabinet. This amp has seen a few updates under the hood as well with a replaced 3 prong power cord present. The original filter caps remain, but function as they should and would be an update for consideration down the line. One speaker has been replaced with an orange label Fender Utah, which dates from the early 1970's while the other is an original blue label Special Design. A newer set of Groove Tubes are in place and are sounding excellent, ready for their next gig.