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Fender Custom Vibrolux Reverb User Manual

Fender Custom Vibrolux Reverb
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THE SOUND THAT CREATES LEGENDS
P/N 048993
Owner
,
s Manual
“Custom” Vibrolux Reverb
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Fender Custom Vibrolux Reverb Specifications

Power IconPower
power output40W R.M.S. minimum into 4Ω
power requirements (100VAC)270W
power requirements (120VAC)270W
power requirements (230VAC)270W
power requirements (240VAC)270W
Impedance IconImpedance
output impedance4Ω
input impedance (input 1, both channels)1 MΩ
input impedance (input 2, both channels)136 kΩ
Weight and Dimensions IconWeight and Dimensions
height49.2 cm
width63.5 cm
depth21.9 cm
weight21 kg

Summary

Introduction

Fender Custom Shop & New Vintage Series

Describes Fender's custom shop and the New Vintage series' aim to reduce cost while maintaining tone.

Vibrolux History and Evolution

Traces the Vibrolux's history from the mid-1950s, noting its evolution and use as a recording amp.

Modern 'Custom' Vibrolux Reverb

Introduces the current model as a new amplifier with the sound and feel of past Fender amps, built by craftsmen.

Technical Features and Design

Details the amp's medium power, vintage tube tone, all-tube reverb/vibrato, unique vibrato type, and Jensen speaker replicas.

Safety Warning

A critical warning about not exposing the amplifier to rain or moisture to prevent fire or shock hazard.

"CUSTOM" VIBROLUX REVERB FRONT PANEL FUNCTIONS

Normal Channel Inputs (A, B)

Plug-in connections for instruments, with Input 1 offering 6 dB more gain than Input 2.

Normal Channel Volume Control (C)

Adjusts the overall loudness of the Normal Channel.

Normal Channel Treble Control (D)

Adjusts high-frequency boost or cut for the Normal Channel.

Normal Channel Bass Control (E)

Adjusts low-frequency levels for the Normal Channel.

Bright Channel Inputs (F, G)

Plug-in connections for instruments, providing extra treble boost, especially at low volumes.

Bright Channel Volume Control (H)

Adjusts the overall loudness of the Bright Channel.

Bright Channel Treble Control (I)

Adjusts high-frequency boost or cut for the Bright Channel.

Bright Channel Bass Control (J)

Adjusts low-frequency levels for the Bright Channel.

Reverb Control (K)

Adjusts the amount of reverberated signal. Turning control counter-clockwise turns REVERB off.

Vibrato Speed Control (L)

Adjusts the speed of the Vibrato feature.

"CUSTOM" VIBROLUX REVERB FOOTSWITCH FUNCTIONS

Vibrato Switch (A)

A push-on, push-off switch to activate or deactivate the Vibrato feature.

Reverb Switch (B)

A push-on, push-off switch to activate or deactivate the Reverb feature.

"CUSTOM" VIBROLUX REVERB REAR PANEL FUNCTIONS

Fuse (A)

Protects the amplifier and operator. Replace with same type and rating to prevent hazards.

Power Switch (B)

Turns the AC power ON and OFF for complete shutdown of the amplifier.

Standby Switch (C)

Turns amplifier on/off; standby warms filaments, reducing tube wear during short breaks.

Main Speaker Jack (D)

Primary connection for speakers. Must always be used for speaker output.

External Speaker Jack (E)

Connects external speaker in parallel with main speaker. Requires main jack use.

Footswitch Jack (F)

Plug-in connection for the footswitch to control Vibrato and Reverb features.

TROUBLESHOOTER'S CHECKLIST

"CUSTOM" VIBROLUX REVERB SPECIFICATIONS

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