Used - Excellent Condition

• Cabinet and Chassis: the tolex shows some small to medium-sized cuts and gouges in a few areas; the front and rear control panels have some light scuff marks and scratches; the handle is intact and the hardware has a little bit of rust on it; the grille cloth looks virtually flawless
• Switches and Pots: all the knobs and switches function properly
• Jacks and Connectors: all the connectors function properly; the power cord has some scuff marks on it and is starting to separate from the plug a bit at the end; the footswitch has some obvious scuff marks and scratches and the cable attached to it also has some scuff marks on it
• LED Indicators: the LED light works properly
• Speaker: the speaker (which may not be original) has some light wear on the back, but sounds amazing
• Includes: electric guitar amplifier and footswitch (cover and manual not included)

Features

• All tube hand-wired, point-to-point combo amplifier (Rivera Era)
• 60-watts
• 2-channels (Clean and Overdrive)
• Clean channel: Volume with pull Boost) and 2-band EQ
• Overdrive channel: Gain, Master Volume, and 3-band EQ with pull Mid boost
• 1 x 12" JBL E120-8 8-ohm speaker (may not be the original speaker)
• 2 x 6L6 power tubes
• 5 x 12AX7 preamp tubes
• 2 x 12AT7 tubes (reverb/effects loop)
• Accutronics long spring tube-driver reverb
• Presence control
• Tube-buffered effects loop with Send/Return level controls
• Two-button footswitch
• LED power indicator
• External speaker output jack
• Recording Line Out
• Classic black tolex covering
• Silver grille cloth
• Casters for easy transport
• Dimensions: 23.75"W x 18.25"H x 11.5"D
• Weight: 71.6 lbs.
• Made in Fullerton, California, USA

The 1983 Fender Concert (often referred to as the Concert II) is an incredible sounding 60-watt tube amplifier designed by legendary amp guru Paul Rivera. It served as Fender's answer to boutique high-gain amps, offering classic "blackface" cleans and a thick overdrive. Widely recognized as the last hand-wired, point-to-point tube amps produced by Fender in Fullerton, California, before the company transitioned to modern PCB manufacturing, these amps are coveted by collectors and working musicians today!

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