They were $1695 USD at the end of their production in 2002.and that was still a bargain compared to what the BF Reissues and the CVR were costing Fender to produce, imho. The BF/SF Reissues are not built this well.and the price of building these amps is what killed production. This is, imho, the best built amp Fender has built since the handwired regular production stopped in 1985 except for the Custom Shop handwired amps. Just as in the first Marshall PCb amps introduced in 1973.the JMP's.the tube sockets and all front panel pots, jacks and switches are chassis mounted and hardwired to the PCb.
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IF that Pro Sonic were 1200 pounds sterling, I still think it would be a bargain. Lot of amp.if Fender were to build the Pro Sonic today in the way that it was built in 1996-2002, it would be at least twice the price of a SuperSonic, imho. The gain available in the Pro Sonic is beyond the gain possibilities of the 2203/2204.but that gain can be tamed and yield those Marshall MV sonics, ime. The Pro Sonic is closer to the JMP Marshalls.and earlier.in that it has some basic circuitry that is evolved from the 5F6A Bassman.Ī Pro Sonic can mimic a 5F6A/Marshall Bluesbreaker sound, it can go old school tweed in the cathode biased mode, and the solid state rectifier mode gets into that second generation of Marshalls.
That 2203 or 2204 is likely to be much more than 800 pounds, right? The new Super Sonic will be more than that.
Matt, for my money and to my ear.side by side comparison.the Pro Sonic walks all over a Super Sonic.and its build quality is much higher.
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