Midnight Rambler

The website states: "The raw, dynamic bite of the Fender Tweed 5E3 behind rock's landmark albums. Organic touch sensitivity, 3 phase-aligned studio mics, and retro tuner."

Main St 5F1

The website states: "The original 1956 tweed Champ circuit, rebuilt tube by tube: a 12AX7, a single 6V6 and a 5Y3 rectifier, working together as in the real amp. That's why one knob covers it all (sweet cleans down low, warm crunch in the middle, singing overdrive at the top) and why it answers your picking like the real thing."

Main St PR '64

The website states: "The 1964 blackface Princeton Reverb, rebuilt tube by tube: the preamp with Treble and Bass, a tube-driven spring reverb, the bias tremolo, a pair of 6V6 and a GZ34 rectifier, all working together as in the real amp. That's why the cleans sparkle and the reverb blooms off your picking, why it gets a warm, singing edge when you turn it up, and why the Vibrato pulses like the real one."

Main St 5E3

The website states: "The original 5E3 tweed circuit, rebuilt tube by tube: two 12AY7 channels, a 12AX7, a pair of 6V6 power tubes and a 5Y3 rectifier, all working together as in the real amp. That's why it cleans up when you roll back your guitar's volume, sags and compresses when you dig in, and breaks into the famous tweed roar when you crank it."

Main St '64 V-Verb

The website states: "The 1964 blackface Vibroverb, rebuilt tube by tube: two channels, a tube-driven spring reverb, the optical vibrato, a pair of 6L6GC, a GZ34 rectifier and a 15" speaker, all working together as in the real amp. Big, round cleans with a lot of headroom, deep reverb and a throbbing vibrato, and a thick, singing edge when you turn it up. With the '64 Custom switches and a pedalboard in front: a compressor and two overdrives."