Fender deville 212 manual

Menu Home About. Larger image The old manuals for the Fender Hot Rod series used to include recommended settings. Like this: Like Loading Thanks so much!! I had lost mine. Thanks, a lot! This will help me dial in my sound. I to have lost mine does fender still put the Guide out. Leave a comment Cancel reply Enter your comment here Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Stereo, 9 pin. Click here for specifications. Nut NOT included. Reuse existing nut or order nut separately as part J Includes nut and washer.

Peavey part number Switchcraft 13A Jack. Used as the power switch in the Hot Rod Deville. Used as the standby switch in the Hot Rod Deville. Has 6 electrical terminals on bottom of switch DPDT. Button not included, see K below. Has actuator shaft of 2. Button only - not the complete switch. See the SW switch above. Fits switches with actuator shaft of 2. This white button pushes onto the switch stem. For the switch, see SW Designed for 6. Accepts all of the colored jewels on this page.

RED - the standard on Fenders since the 's. Fits Fender amps which are designed for the P type incandescent bulb including most Fender amps from the s through the present.

The LED replacement is long lasting, runs much cooler, and is substantially brighter than the P incandescent bulb. Sold individually. Add new pizzazz to your amp with a brighter lamp on the front panel, and one which pays for itself in the long run with exceptionally long life.

Works on 6 volts, AC or DC. Color is warm white. Not for use, however, with the LH lamp holder. Output color is cool blue. When used with different colored jewels, creates a different color and a different vibe! Replaces original Fender part number Also found in the and Fender footswitches. This LED is part of the circuitry in many Fender footswitches, and its failure often means the channel switching stops functioning correctly.

This LED is red only - will not replace the bi-color footswitches used in some of these amps. Brown handle strap, "dogbone" style. The Perfect Pedal Platform. The Hot Rod DeVille ML amplifier delivers beautiful tube tone with features inspired by instrumental solo artist, world-class sideman, session master and "players' player" Michael Landau.

An influential guitarist known for creating rich, expressive tones, Landau has used Hot Rod DeVille amps on stage for many years, with a special two-amp setup fed by a variety of stomp boxes. The ML version ups the ante by incorporating several cool features that guitar players are sure to appreciate, such as volume-switching and boost capabilities. Highlights Specs Support Highlights. Cabinet Material. Legal Notice. Preamp Tubes. I hooked a second cabinet up to the external speaker jack 1x12 with a horn and it sounded even better!

It is also very tough, having had heavy things fall on it in the trailer oops! I don't care much for the Deville's dirty channels drive and more drive they seem to lack that great tone the clean channel has and cause a lot of feedback with my Dean hollowbody.

I don't really use them, I substitute a Boss overdrive. I have also noticed that it gets a little muddy when I use the neck pickup. This is a pretty solid amp and heavy!

It came with a nice cover too. The Deville put an end to my years of frustration with amps. I have tried everything from bare bones like the Bassman to high tech Johnson Millenium and the Deville puts them all to shame.

Whatever corners Fender had to cut to make this amp affordable is fine by me. I had been playing on the same old Hughes and Kettner Silver Edition amp for long enough. It wasn't loud enough, big enough, or toneful enough for what I needed. I decided that it was time for a new amp. I'm a good friend with many of the people down at my local music store and one of them had a used DeVille. It was every thing I wanted and more.

What I like It's all tube, which don't let anyone ever tell you that you don't need all tube It has great tone and enough volume for anything. Very user friendly and lightweight Oh yeah The only thing I don't like about it is that it doesn't have three channels, or a second volume I play lead as well as rythm guitar and I need the ability to go from loud to really loud. Not to say that the amp isn't already really loud It's built like a tank I'm hiding under my DeVille when the tornadoe comes.

Very high quality. Totally awesome looks too.