The 1964 FNDR BFVRB is the most valuable and desirable FNDR Blackface era amp and for a good reason. Of course there is the SRV factor, but boyond that this amp holds a fantastic sweet-spot between headroom, compression and dynamics.
It has a lot of punch and also a very nice smooth drive, which is not typical for all BF era amps.
It is not as scooped as some of the BF amps and can easily be a one stop solution to go from clean, to Edge of breakup, to crunch and with a pedal to smooth and searing lead tones.
In many ways this can be considered to be the crowning jewel of the FNDR BF era line-up and with names like Stevie Ray Vaughan and Jack White on the user list, it is hard to argue with that.
The set includes 25 full Tone Models ranging from clean to lead gain levels and featuring various EQ settings per gain level. Please refer to the full list of Tone Models in the product pictures.
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I'm having a lot of fun and thrills playing the blues with these captures. Especially the edge of breakup tone with 1x15 IR. It delivers all subtilities of your play. The best tone I found so far. Thanks for delivering such affordable access to this legendary amp. ToneX platform as its best with Amalgam.
Beefy, delicious Fender tones
The Amalgam library now contains several great captures of classic Fender amps, but the slightly-obscure Vibroverb might be my favorite. I knew a little about them as a SRV fan, and the Vibroverb is unique with its 15" speaker and great edge-of-breakup tones. This massive speaker is a great pairing for the Amalgam capture process, which accentuates low ends with a "ribbon mic" sound. It pairs very well with single coils. The CLEAN and EDGE captures sounds great on their own, but are also probably my favorite pedal platform out of any Tonex capture.
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