A 1996 Fender Concert amp typically refers to the "Pro Tube Series" Concert (often called the Concert '93 or "Pro Tube" Concert) produced in the mid-1990s, which is a 60-watt 1x12 or 2x10 combo known for a high-gain design. These amps were designed to be versatile, featuring two channels (clean/overdrive) and a versatile, tube-driven effects loop.

Key Features (1990s Pro Tube Concert):

• Power: 60 Watts, tube-powered.
• Channels: Two channels: Channel 1 (Clean) and Channel 2 (Gain 1/Gain 2).
• Speakers: Generally 1 x 12" or 2 x 10" Fender special design speakers.
• Features: Tube-driven Reverb, "Performer" 3-way variable effects loop (can mix dry/wet signal), and a quasi-balanced line out.
• Design: Often features a "Pro Tube" badge; part of a series aiming for higher gain capabilities than traditional Fender amps.
• Weight: Significant due to transformers; 1x12 versions are around 57 lbs. 

Important Distinctions:

• Not a Rivera: Do not confuse this '90s model with the Paul Rivera-designed Concerts from 1982-1987, which were hand-wired, 60-watt, 1x12 or 4x10 amps considered "sleeper" amps.
• 1996 Context: 1996 was the same year Fender introduced the Prosonic, designed by Bruce Zinky, a 2x10 combo with different circuitry and switchable rectifiers. [1, 2, 3, 4]

The 1990s Concert is prized for its high-gain, versatile nature, distinguishing it from the vintage-voiced Fender amps.

1996 Fender concert guitar amplifier. Made in U.S.A. Amp is working good, 60w-Tube amp with nice sounding reverb! The amp has been recently serviced. Speaker cable Replaced, New back panel, Power tubes, caps etc. Includes foot selector switch. Plug in and rock out!