The Deluxe Reverb remains a favourite for small gigs; its low-ish 22 watt output is easy to crank into a sweet overdrive at sensible volume levels. Played clean, the sweet treble, scooped mids and ...

SUMMER NAMM 2019: Fender has announced the Tone Master Series of guitar amps, which take the classic Deluxe Reverb and Twin Reverb formats into the digital realm. Promising the “same tonal perfection” ...

The Deluxe Reverb also boasted two channels, one 'normal' and one 'vibrato'. Its versatility and extra headroom, which made lush clean tones available at gig volumes, saw it become a hit with gigging ...

But it's actually versatile in its own right – like the 1965 Fender Deluxe Reverb it's closely modelled on. And we wanted to explore that in a a video demo. The Dream '65 allows the two footswitches ...

The Deluxe Reverb's 12-inch speaker and 22-watt output power mean extra headroom and clarity, so it will retain definition a little better as volume rises. The valve-powered reverb is superb - noise ...

(Image credit: Fender) The $3,000 Fender Saint Laurent '65 Deluxe Reverb tube amp is a surprisingly affordable option in comparison – even though it's nearly double the price of the standard $1,599.99 ...

• Fender '68 Custom Deluxe Reverb One of the all-time classic gigging and recording amps, in this new incarnation the Deluxe Reverb is arguably more practical than ever, thanks to the extra ...

Much of the appeal of the Tone Master series lies in its uncanny ability to replicate classic fender designs digitally while adding a number of features that make it more practical for today's player.