One of the most desirable transition-era Fender amplifiers ever built.

This early 1967 Fender Super Reverb features the legendary Blackface AB763 circuitry in the first-generation Silverface "Black-Line" Drip Edge cabinet—a combination prized by collectors and professional players alike for delivering authentic Blackface tone with the rare transitional cosmetics. This amplifier has been professionally maintained and was a major contributor to the sound of The Dangaleros ( Kid Andersen - Greaseland Studios ) first two studio albums. It has lived in studios and private collections—not years of heavy bar gigs—and remains in excellent playing condition.

Highlights

• Early 1967 Black-Line Silverface with rare vertical black control panel lines

• Original AB763 tube chart intact

• Chassis Serial A25972

• Original Drip Edge aluminum grille trim

• All four original Fender blue-label speakers

• Three-prong grounded power cord

• Fresh matched tube set

• Professionally reinforced speaker cones

• Emerald green pilot light

• Custom padded black cover included

• Custom built wood crate with padding included

Collectors know these early Black-Line Drip Edge Super Reverbs represent Fender's legendary transition period—combining the celebrated AB763 Blackface circuit with the first Silverface cosmetics. Many players consider them among the finest Super Reverbs Fender ever produced. Comparable examples regularly sell anywhere from $2,000 to well over $6,000, depending on originality, condition, and provenance. Asking $2,495 or Best Reasonable Offer. If you're looking for a genuine vintage Super Reverb that's been carefully maintained, sounds incredible, and is ready for decades more of music, this is an exceptional example.