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just looking for reviews. Does it really sound sterile? Is there another clean amp out there with reverb that sounds like it?

For less money, the 90's Blues Deville 4-10's and 2-12's have a great clean channel with reverb. They're the precursors to the Hotrod Devilles, and many swear they're better sounding. Also, the Pro Tube Concert, Twin, and Pro are great modern Fenders.

I had a 65 Twin Reissue for awhile, as an amp I A/B'd with a Marshall. It did have a nice clean channel but there was something about it that sounded kinda sterile.
Even though my new Bassman LTD doesn't have reverb, it's a much better sounding amp.

This is just my opinion, but I have always though the '65 Twin RI was a great sounding RI. It's been a quot;best-sellerquot; just about everywhere, so there are obviously people that like it. The search for an original that's in mint condition is hard to find, not to mention the $$$. Good to know that in a time of crisis, you can go straight to music store and get a good tone today.

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Isn't that the amp that Peter hayes in BRMC uses? He can get some cooooool sounds with his 335 and a chorus pedal (oh aye, and 4 tubescreamers... )

The reissue Twins will benifit greatly from all new tubes (get the beat stuff you can afford) and a new set of speakers, speakers are a matter of taste, but again don't get cheep stuff

Great speakers and great tubes always speaks languages with the reissues...