1987 Fender "The Twin" Red Knob (Evil Twin) Made in USA

This is the 80s The Twin model, also often called the Evil Twin, or Red Knob Twin. With the rapid development of other guitar amplification companies, in the 80s Fender also began to actively improve and expand their amplifier lineup, and thus, their classic Twin model received a number of improvements, giving the guitarist the classic sound of a vintage Twin Reverb but with functions necessary for the modern guitarist, such as: - a separate overdrive channel, with separate frequencies (which can also be run in parallel) - reverb adjustable separately for each channel - push-pulls on the frequency knobs, allowing to separately add/remove treble, bass, middle, presence - adjustable effects loop - balanced preamp output - and most importantly - two operating modes (25 or 100 watts). The latter function is simply invaluable, as it allows you to get the same saturated tube sound at completely different volume levels, both on stage and in the studio. It is worth adding that in the 100-watt mode this combo is simply UNREALLY loud (which is, in general, a characteristic feature of all Fender Twin combos). The combo comes with a footswitch that switches channels and also turns on the reverb. Cosmetically, the combo has wear (after all, it is almost 30 years old), but all functions work perfectly, and the combo sounds just amazing. This is a very characteristic Twin, with a bunch of possibilities and settings. An ideal combo both for the stage and for the studio, by the way, out of all the amplifiers that I have - having listened to each one - it was this particular combo that my friend took for recording an album, and was very satisfied with its sound in the studio. Price including shipping: by air 1160 by sea 785 photos - https://www.flickr.com/photos/100013609@N07/sets/72157664976069476