What tubes does the Fender 75 (75W Lead Amp with Reverb) use?

The Fender 75 (75W Lead Amp with Reverb) uses 3× 12AX7 preamp tubes and 4× 6L6GC power tubes.

When was the Fender 75 (75W Lead Amp with Reverb) produced?

The Fender 75 (75W Lead Amp with Reverb) was produced 1980–1982.

Fender 75 (75W Lead Amp with Reverb) preset

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The Fender 75 is a late-CBS-era combo that bridged the gap between Fender's classic tube designs and the drive for higher-output, feature-rich amplifiers of the early 1980s. Delivering 75 watts through four 6L6GC output tubes, it offered dual channels and master volume — a concession to the era's demands for controllable stage volume. Though not as celebrated as the blackface classics, the Fender 75 is a capable, loud, clean platform that reflects the transitional state of American amp building at the dawn of the 1980s.

Years produced: 1980–1982
Made in: USA
Wattage: 75W
Channels: 2
Preamp tubes: 3× 12AX7
Power tubes: 4× 6L6GC

Tags: american, clean.

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