Control Panel; Microphone Inputs - Fender 57 Deluxe Combo Mode D'emploi

The original Fender Deluxe™ amp of the 1950s was a medium-
powered unit designed to let guitarists hold their own in a small
group. Upright bass and calfskin-headed drums were no match
for this little California suitcase! Then, as Blues, Western, and
Rockabilly bands began getting louder and wilder, the overdriven
tone of a cranked-up Deluxe found its way onto countless smokin'
hot live and recorded performances.
Over the past five decades, from Memphis to Liverpool to Texas,
players of every conceivable style have employed this awesome
tone machine for its unmistakable warm, rich tube tone. The
original amps are getting hard to find, and their prices continue
to appreciate in the vintage collector's market. Players who enjoy
the original tone, feel, and vibe will be delighted by the '57 Deluxe,
now part of Fender's prestigious Custom series of all-tube amps
with hand-wired circuitry and premium components. The '57
Deluxe is now also available in head form so you can add your
favorite cabinet for more tonal flexibility.
Lower settings of the "chicken head" volume control result in
harmonically rich clean tones perfect for authentic vintage Rock,
Blues, and Country playing; when cranked up, the Deluxe's fat,
compressed, wildly distorted tone is not only inspiring, but
just plain fun. It also records easily, thanks to all that natural
compression. Enjoy!
PRODUCT REGISTRATION — Please visit:
A. STANDBY—When the amplifier is on, Standby will mute
all audio output from the unit.
• Use Standby during short breaks to avoid the tube warm-up
delay upon returning to play.
• Select Standby for the first 60 seconds when switching the
amplifier on to extend the life of the tubes.
B. FUSE—Protects the unit from electrical faults. Replace a
blown fuse only with the type and rating specified on the
top panel of your amplifier.
C. POWER SWITCH—Turns the unit on-off as indicated by
the power jewel. When this switch is off, the amplifier is
completely shut down.
D. TONE—Adjusts the tone characteristics of the amplifier.
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Control Panel

Features include:
• Hand-wired all-tube circuitry on eyelet board.
• Late 1950s 5E3 circuit produces about 12 Watts.
• Mic and Instrument channels with individual volume controls.
• Matched pair of Groove Tubes™ GT6V6 output tubes.
• 5Y3 rectifier tube helps provide natural compression or "sag."
• Two high-gain 12AX7 preamp tubes, one of which may be
substituted with a 12AY7 for the original '50s lower-gain sound, if
desired.
• Custom-designed Mercury Magnetics™ Transformers
• Genuine Lacquered Tweed covering topped off with vintage
brown/gold grille cloth and leather strap handle.
• Deluxe fitted cover is included.
• 12" Alnico-magnet Jensen P-12Q speaker as used in the original
(combo only).
• Pair the head version with the Hot Rod Deluxe 112 Cabinet (P/N
2231010700) in Lacquered tweed for a classic vintage look.
• Solid Pine cabinet resonates with a warm, woody tone. The combo
unit features finger-jointed cabinetwork.
• Designed in Scottsdale, AZ, USA. Made in Corona, CA, USA.
5 year warranty (US and Canada, other territories may vary)
E. INSTRUMENT VOLUME—Adjusts the loudness of the Inst.
{G} inputs.
F. MICROPHONE VOLUME—Adjusts the loudness of the
Mic. {H} inputs.
G. INSTRUMENT INPUTS—Plug in connections for your
guitar. Use input 1 (full sensitivity) with most guitars. Use
input 2 (–6dB) with high-output/pre-amplified instruments
or for a darker tone. The Instrument channel provides
more treble response than the Microphone channel.
H. MICROPHONE INPUTS—Plug in connections for your
microphone or guitar. Use input 1 (full sensitivity) with
most microphones and guitars. Use input 2 (–6dB) with
high-output/pre-amplified instruments or for a darker
tone.