This came to me first from a time capsule. From 1966 November. And it was a never used amp; before me. I have used it only in a home recording sessions occasionally. It is in mint condition. Ready for studio players and musicians. Professionally converted to European voltage with NO chassis modifications. Original 110V US Power Transformer is included in the sale and can be re-installed seamlessly. The necessary capacitor work has already been done. (leaked capacitors). It is fully serviced, safe, and ready to play.

Non-reverb Princetons have more clean headroom, punch, and a purer tone than the reverb models—studio engineers love them for this. And it is a brilliant pedal platform

This blackface circuit AA964 was used in 1964 -1967

As Vintage Guitar Magazine writes:"This kept it all crisp and pristine on the way to the phase inverter, with little in line to push the amp into overdrive; therein lies the beauty of this circuit for certain playing styles.Though so often the underdog on the vintage market, the non-reverb Princeton ultimately reveals a thing of sonic beauty, and displays more of the characteristic that helped make black-panel Fenders legendary performers in the first place – some of the sweetest, liveliest clean tones ever produced this side of the Atlantic."

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More info:

1. The Tube Chart Number 047037, production code P K 95 (The Date Code): November 1966. All original tubes.

100% period-correct, original Jensen speaker manufactured in the 18th week of 1966 (around late April or early May 1966) The manufacturer code for Jensen Loudspeakers 220618  

023010 (The Fender Part Number) in the mid-to-late 1966 era specifically for 10-inch ceramic speakers destined for amps like the Princeton and Vibrolux Reverb.

C817 60 (The Jensen Model / Batch Code)

C817: Jensen's internal design or batch code configuration used specifically for their OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) contract with Fender.

60: Jensen's internal production code or cone suffix designation for this specific manufacturing run.

1966 Fender Princeton
• Preamp tubes: one 7025, one 12AX7
• Output tubes: two 6V6GT
• Rectifier: GZ34
• Controls: Volume, Treble, Bass, Tremolo Speed and Intensity
• Speaker: Single 10″ Jensen
• Output: approximately 12 watts RMS

Finger-Jointed Pine cabinet 

Original Tolex - Original grill cloth

Includes Fender Cover Princeton and footswitch. (non-originals)

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