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FENDER RED KNOB TWIN (THE TWIN)
1987-1994
Configuration: Combo
Power: Low: 25 Watts, High: 100 Watts
Effects: Reverb, Effects Loop
SCHEMATIC
LAYOUT
- Front Panel: Volume, Treble/Boost, Middle/Cut, Bass - In, In - In, In - Gain, Treble/Boost, Middle/Boost, Bass/Boost, Presence/Notch, Volume/Channel, Reverb Select Switch, Reverb - Hi-Lo Power Switch, Standby Switch, Power Switch, Pilot Light
- Back Panel: Fuse, Effect Out, Effect In, Power Amp Thru, Loop Level Switch, Output Bias Adjust, Output Balance Adjust, Foot Sw, XLR Line Out, External Speaker Series, External Speaker Parallel, Impedance Switch
CABINET
- Dimensions: 22 x 26 x 12
- Tolex: Black, Snakeskin, White Snakeskin, and Red Cobra
- Grill Cloth: Dark Gray
- Logo: Chrome & Black Script
- Hardware: Large Chassis Straps 5 5/8''
- Handle: Black Strap
- Feet: Chrome Glides
- Corners: Chrome Corners w/ Lip
- Knobs: Red or Black (90-94) Unnumbered
SPEAKERS
- Size: 2 x 12
- Impedance: 16 ohms (Two 8 ohm speakers wired in series)
- Model: 8 ohm Eminence Made Fender Special Design Blue Label Speakers
52 comments
i just picked up a 25 year old Fender Red Knob Twin amp and absolutely love it. It’s incredible and versatile. I’m now selling my year old Hot Rod Deluxe lll and my Deville lll . They are just noise compared to this amplifier.
Bought a new red knob 27 years ago and it has survived many gigs. As for performance and sound it is delightful
I don’t see a square one, but there is a ceramic rectangular resistor, 1.2K ohm 3W on the power supply board. I’m looking at a 1993 model.
I’m trying to find out what the value of a resistor is the big square one where the power chord comes in mine burnt out , any help be great , there’s nothing marked on the resistor thanks
I have owned one for several years now and used it often. I also own a Marshal JCM900 half stack and a Mesa Boogie Mark IIB. It’s tough to beat the Marshall but the Twin is easier to move around (casters) and works more gigs for me. I really have enjoyed it.