The 1962 Fender Deluxe is part of the company's fabled brownface era, a 20-watt legend used in countless recordings and renowned for its natural clarity. In essence, this model is a larger rendition of the Princeton, incorporating a 12" speaker and 6V6 power amp section to produce a mountain of the headroom pedal enthusiasts crave, the non-reverb Deluxe also boasts a cleaner vibrato thanks to having one less gain stage in the mix. A recording favorite among players and engineers alike for its immediate presence in a mix, this tweed legend is the definition of Fender tone.