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Volume, Tone, Speed, Intensity
One
Two - (1/4", Input 2 operates at -6dB)
Two 1/4" Parallel (Internal and External)
Tremolo
Solid Pine
Red Jewel
Brown
Vintage-Style Leather with Nickel Mounting Hardware
Classic 6G2 Circuit, Hand-Wired, Fender Vintage "Blue" Tone Caps, Schumacher Transformers, Tube-Biased Tremolo, Solid Pine Cabinet, Engraved Brass Plate with Chris Stapleton Artwork
One - 12" Eminence Special Design
8 ohms
2x 12AX7
2x 6V6
Tube (1x 5Y3)
A longtime Fender amplifier user, he found that a beloved 1962 Princeton had the tone he loved, with a tremolo to die for, but its 10” speaker just didn’t have the oomph he needed when playing to a live audience.
Out of necessity, the Kentucky-born, Nashville-based songwriter and producer sometimes turned to bigger, louder Fender amps as his career blossomed. Still, bigger can often mean heavier.
“It's an amp that easy enough that a kid can learn how to use it. It.s small enough that you can carry around if you are playing club gigs, but more than does the job if you are playing in arenas or stadiums and things like that."
Where vintage charm meets modern innovation, the '62 Princeton Chris Stapleton Edition Amplifier, 120V, in a distinguished brown finish, stands as a testament to the fusion of timeless sound and contemporary design. This amplifier, a favorite in recording studios for its sensitivity and smooth, organic tremolo, has been meticulously crafted to mirror the preferences of Grammy-winning country artist, Chris Stapleton.
The '62 Princeton Chris Stapleton Edition is a hand-wired masterpiece that merges the classic 6G2 circuit with Stapleton's preferred features and aesthetic touches. This 12W combo is equipped with Fender Vintage "Blue" tone caps and Schumacher transformers, enhancing its sound quality and performance. An upgraded Eminence 12" Special Design "CS" speaker and an output tube-biased tremolo circuit further contribute to its superior sound production.
The amplifier's exterior is as impressive as its interior, with an acoustically resonant solid pine cabinet enveloped in rough brown textured vinyl covering. The wheat grille cloth and thick dark brown leather handle add a touch of rustic elegance, while the dark brown control panel is adorned with matching "radio" knobs. The rear panel is embellished with an engraved brass plate featuring Chris Stapleton artwork, adding a personal touch to this signature edition.
Included with the amplifier is a 1-button switch for tremolo and a retro-styled Filson Rugged Twill fabric cover. The hand-wired circuitry, mounted on an eyelet board, is performed by a skilled builder at a workbench, reminiscent of the iconic Fender guitar amps of the 1950s and '60s.
The '62 Princeton Chris Stapleton Edition Amplifier is not just an audio equipment; it's a piece of history. Its sparkling cleans, rich overdrive, and organic tremolo are characteristic of Fender's famous brown amps, coveted by guitarists who appreciate unique tones. The solid pine cabinet, a Fender amp construction hallmark of the 1950s and '60s, ensures more resonant and "musical" speaker cabinets.
As the first country signature amplifier, this model pays tribute to Chris Stapleton, one of the most influential country artists in the Nashville scene today. This amplifier is more than just a replication of his favorite amp; it's a testament to his unique sound and style.