Fender Super 60

May 31, 2011 in Amplifiers
Fender Super 60
Schematic(s) super_60_rack.pdf
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Years of Production: 1988 – 1992
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Configuration: Combo, Head, Rackmount
Controls: Black forward facing w/ white labels, controls numbered 1 – 10
Knobs: red, unnumbered
Faceplate

  • Front: In, In, Vol (clean), Gain, Vol (drive), Channel Sw, Treb, Mid, Bass, Reverb, Presence, Footswitch In, Standby Sw, Power Sw, Pilot Lamp
  • Rear: 8 Ohm Speaker Out, 4 Ohm Speaker Out, Line Out, Power Amp In, Pre Amp Out

Cabinet

  • Dimensions:
  • Hardware: Medium Chassis Straps 4 5/8”
  • Handle: Black Strap
  • Feet: Glides
  • Corners: Corner Protectors

 

Covering Material

  • Tolex/Tweed: Black Tolex
  • Grill Cloth: Dark Gray Grillcloth

Logo: Grill mounted, raised, chrome & black script
Weight:
Speaker

Effects: Reverb
~Watts: 60 watts
Tubes

  • Pre amp: 2 x 12AX7
  • Power: 2 x 6L6gc

Bias: Fixed Bias
Rectifier:

Comments:

  • Nonie2

    I bought this amp in ’89 and still own it today.  This is the amp I use for  gigs.  Full sound, great reverb, enough power for a big room and excellent sound.  One twelve inch speaker that I sometimes connect with another 12 inch cabinet for a wider sound with more bass and fuller sound.  Rodriguez designed and still one of the greatest Fender amps ever built.  Huge power and great reverb with gain and enough effects to play in most rooms.  Love it, but not the 60 pound weight.

  • Anonymous

    I bought this amp in ’89 and still own it today.  This is the amp I use for  gigs.  Full sound, great reverb, enough power for a big room and excellent sound.  One twelve inch speaker that I sometimes connect with another 12 inch cabinet for a wider sound with more bass and fuller sound.  Rodriguez designed and still one of the greatest Fender amps ever built.  Huge power and great reverb with gain and enough effects to play in most rooms.  Love it, but not the 60 pound weight.
    -Nonie2

    • BdG

       who is Rodriguez, and how do you know he had anything to do with the design of this amp???  All credible publications I’ve seen say Mark Wentling was the designer (along with the Fender Engineering team he led).