Fender Bandmaster Reverb

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The Fender Bandmaster Reverb was an amplifier made by Fender, essentially a Silverface Bandmaster piggyback head with built-in reverb and vibrato. It was introduced in 1968 and was discontinued in 1980. Master volume models with "pull boost" tone circuit and a Mid control knob for the Normal channel were introduced during the "tailless" amp decal period in the mid-1970s. ^[1] The amp was reissued in 2009 as the Band-Master VM (Vintage Modified series), and features the characteristics of the original, retaining the tube driven preamp and output, but with a solid state rectifier and digital effects processor.

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↑ Teagle, J. and Sprung, J.: Fender Amps: The First Fifty Years

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Founder	Clarence Leonidas Fender

Instruments	Bronco Coronado Esquire Jaguar Jazz Bass Jazzmaster Musicmaster Mustang Mustang Bass Precision Bass Starcaster Stratocaster Telecaster

Amplifiers	Bandmaster Bandmaster Reverb Bassman Blues Junior Bronco Champ Concert Deluxe Deluxe Reverb Harvard Hot Rod Deluxe Hot Rod DeVille Princeton Princeton Reverb Pro Junior Pro Reverb Showman Super Super Reverb Tremolux Twin Vibrasonic Vibro Champ Vibrosonic Reverb Vibroverb

Series	American Deluxe Series California Series Lead Series

Hardware	Vintage Noiseless Wide Range Fender vibrato systems

Subsidiaries	Charvel Gretsch Guild Hamer Jackson Squier Sunn SWR Tacoma

See also	Fender Custom Shop Fender Japan Starcaster by Fender Fender-Rhodes Lace Sensor

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Fender Bandmaster Reverb

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