Great sounding solid 2 channel amp. Go from bedroom to stage gigs. Actually quite loud. Amazing Cleans and warm overdrive. This is a professional quality solid state. Great for small venue gigs, church, home, jammin with buddies, recording. Loud, sounds like a quality amp, very quiet background noise compared to a tube amp. Freshly cleaned, maintained, and ready to rock!

Your new Princeton™ 65 is designed by the same Fender® Tone-team that created many other classic Fender amps like the ToneMaster®, Prosonic™,

Princeton® Chorus and Twin Reverb® to name a few. Moreover, it's built by the same craftspeople that build our popular line of Standard Series guitars and basses.

Your Princeton 65 amp features include Normal and Drive Channels with independent tone and volume controls plus spring reverb. The convenient front panel input / output jacks allow for the addition of external signal processing devices. The footswitch jack offers the flexibility of using the optional footswitch for the remote selection of the drive and normal channels. The Normal and Drive Channels also feature individual volume controls allowing for matched level settings when switching between either channel. Moreover, the Drive channel incorporates Fender’s “touch-sensitive” circuit designed to simulate the feel of tube distortion.

Solidly built and affordably priced, the Princeton 65 is a great amp by any measure. Because of its illustrious family tree, your new amp is capable of a lot more than meets the eye.

A. INPUT 1 - Plug your guitar in here.

B. INPUT 2 - A lower impedance and sensitivity

input than input 1, useful for guitars with active

pickups. When used with passive guitars, it

provides a darker tone. Both inputs are identical if

used simultaneously.

C. NORMAL VOLUME - Adjusts the overall

loudness of the NORMAL CHANNEL.

D. TREBLE - Adjusts the amount of increase or

decrease in the high frequency range.

E. BASS - Adjusts the amount of increase or

decrease in the low frequency range.

F. DRIVE - Adjusts the amount of preamp

amplification in the DRIVE CHANNEL. Cleaner sound is

achieved at lower gain settings; high gain settings

will produce more sustain and distortion. This

control works in conjunction with the DRIVE VOLUME

control (item H) to set the overall loudness of the

DRIVE CHANNEL.

G. DRIVE CHANNEL INDICATOR - When this

indicator is illuminated, the DRIVE CHANNEL is active.

H. DRIVE VOLUME - Adjusts the overall loudness of

the DRIVE CHANNEL.

I. CH SELECT - Activates the DRIVE CHANNEL.

J. TREBLE - Adjusts the amount of increase or

decrease in the high frequency range.

K. MID - Adjusts the overall tone quality without

affecting the signal level. High MID settings will

provide emphasis in the midrange frequencies

whereas a lower setting will notch the midrange.

L. BASS - Adjusts the amount of increase or

decrease in the low frequency range.

M. REVERB - Adjusts the amount of reverb present

in both the NORMAL and DRIVE CHANNELS.

N. FOOTSWITCH - Plug-in connection for the

optional remote footswitch to select between the

NORMAL and DRIVE channels. For proper

operation of the footswitch, the Gain Select switch

should be out. NOTE: Any good quality patch cord

will work with the remote footswitch, however, a

speaker grade cord is preferable to a coax guitar

cord.

O. PRE OUT - This jack provides an output signal

from the preamp. Reverb is also present at this

output. It may be used to drive effects units in an

effects loop, to drive additional amplifiers in a multi-

amp set up or as a preamp send to a mixing console.

P. PWR IN - This jack provides a return from your effects units. This jack can also be used as a power amp input.

Q. PILOT JEWEL - Illuminates when the Princeton 65 is receiving power.

REAR PANEL

POWER SWITCH - This switch turns the AC power ON and OFF. When the switch is OFF, the amplifier is completely shut down.

LINE CORD - This amplifier is equipped with an IEC grounding type supply cord.