Fender Princeton 112 Plus Guitar Combo Amp Evolution Music

The Fender Princeton 112 Plus is a guitar combo amplifier that is split up into a normal and a drive channel. It has a ¼ inch input as well as ¼ inch connections for a foot switch, headphones, or a separate preamp or power amp. It also has a single 12 inch speaker as the name suggests. UTILIZATION. The Princeton 112 was the Fender entry level solid state amp of the '90s (it has been produced from 1993 to 1997), and it was a 40w solid state guitar combo which featured the classic "Blackface" styling and 2 channels with separate eq, but the version that was most popular around young guitarists was the 65w version, called Princeton 112 Plus.

This Fender limited-edition '65 Princeton Reverb 112 Bordeaux reserve 12W 1x12 tube guitar combo amp is an updated version of the iconic Princeton tube amp. This amp incorporates a larger 12" Jensen P12Q speaker, allowing for a fuller frequency range and perceived volume boost without sacrificing the signature Fender tone.. I needed a backup amp and thought about a basic solid-state amp that wasn't heavy and fitted in my car's trunk. I went for this 1996 solid-state Fender Princeton 112+, made in USA, rated at 65 watts, with a 12" speaker, and weighing 31 lbs, which has perfect looks for its age.