fender音箱的大事记 时间表

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Fender Amp Time Line

• 1883
  • Thomas Edison discovers the "Edison Effect" where current can pass from a hot filament through a gas or vacuum to a metal plate
• 1904
  • John Flemming invents the Thermionic (Vacuum) Tube.
• 1907
  • Lee de Forrest patents the first triode tube for use in radio receivers.
• 1909
  • Clarence Leo Fender is born to Clarence "Monty" and Harriet Fender in Anaheim California on August 10, 1909.
• 1911
  • Lee de Forrest patents the first audio amplifier tube.
• 1934
  • Leo Fender marries Esther Klotzky and takes an accounting job with the California Highway Dept.
• 1938
  • Leo Fender opens the Fender Radio Store on S. Spadra Blvd in Fullerton, CA. where he sells appliances, music, records and musical instruments in addition to repair services.
• 1944
  • Leo Fender and Doc Kauffman patent a guitar pickup of their own design.
• 1945
  • Leo Fender teams up with Doc Kauffman and begins producing amps and lap-steel guitars as the K&F Company.
• 1946
  • In February of 46 Kauffman decides to quit the amp business leaving Leo as the owner of K&F.
  • Fender Electric Instruments is established and introduces it's first amp line with the "woodie" amps.
  • The Deluxe (Model 26) is introduced.
  • The Princeton is introduced.
  • The Professional is introduced.
• 1947
  • Fender sells his electronics service shop to Dale Hyatt who later becomes a Fender employee.
  • The Dual Professional is introduced.
• 1948
  • Leo Fender is granted a patent for his string-thru pickup as used on his lap-steel guitars.
  • Leo Fender and Forrest White meet for the first time.
  • Fender changes to the tweed "TV Front" style cabinets.
  • The Dual Professional is renamed the Super.
  • The Champion 800 is introduced.
• 1949
  • The 1 x 8" Champion 800 is replaced by the 1 x 6" Champion 600.
• 1951
  • Fender Radio service closes.
• 1952
  • The Bassman is introduced.
• 1953
  • Leo Fender, Don Randall, F.C. Hall, and Charlie Hayes team up and form Fender Sales.
  • Fender changes to the tweed "Wide Panel" style cabinets.
  • The Bandmaster is introduced.
  • The Twin is introduced.
• 1954
  • Fender builds a new 20,000 square foot offices/factory to replace old facilities.
  • Forrest White joins Fender on May 20th to organize and manage Fender's production operations.
  • F.C. Hall buys Rickenbacker.
  • The Champion 600 is renamed to Champ.
• 1955
  • Charlie Hayes dies in an auto accident, Fender and Randall buy out F.C. Hall and Hayes' widow.
  • Fender changes to the tweed "Narrow Panel" style cabinets.
  • The Bassman switches from 1 x 15" speaker to 4 x 10" speakers.
  • The Harvard is introduced.
  • The Tremolux is introduced.
• 1956
  • The Vibrolux is introduced.
• 1959
  • Fender introduces the new "Brown" styling for the combo amps.
  • Fender builds 34,000 square feet of new factory space.
  • The Concert is introduced.
  • The Vibrasonic is introduced.
• 1960
  • Fender introduces the "Blonde" styling for the Twin and piggyback amps.
  • The Showman is introduced.
  • The 3 x 10" Bandmaster combo is redesigned as a 1 x 12" piggyback.
  • The 4 x 10" Bassman combo is redesigned as a 2 x 12" piggyback.
  • The Tremolux combo is redesigned as a 1 x 10" piggyback.
• 1961
  • The Reverb Unit is introduced.
• 1962
  • The Harvard is discontinued.
• 1963
  • Fender changes to the popular "Black Face" cosmetics.
  • Sunn amplifiers is founded by Norm & Con Sundholm.
  • The Deluxe Reverb is introduced.
  • The 2 x 10" brown Vibroverb is introduced and later replaced by the 1 x 15" black face Vibroverb.
  • The 2 x 10" Super is replaced by the 4 x 10" Super Reverb.
  • The Twin is replaced by the Twin Reverb.
  • The Vibrasonic is discontinued.
• 1964
  • The Princeton Reverb is introduced.
  • The Vibrolux Reverb is introduced.
  • The Vibro Champ is introduced.
  • The Vibrolux is replaced by the Vibrolux Reverb.
  • The Vibroverb is discontinued.
• 1965
  • Leo Fender and Don Randall sell Fender to CBS for $13 million.
  • Fender Electric Instruments is renamed Fender Musical Instruments.
  • Leo remains at Fender working in R&D while Don Randall becomes Fender's General Manager.
  • Sunn moves it's production facilities to Tualatin, OR.
  • The Pro is replaced by the Pro Reverb.
  • The Concert is discontinued.
• 1966
  • CBS opens a new 175,000 square foot office/production facility in Fullerton, CA.
  • Forrest White resigns as Director of Manufacturing and goes on to found Music Man.
  • Fender introduces it's new solid state amps.
  • The Deluxe is discontinued.
  • The Tremolux is discontinued.
  • The Reverb Unit is discontinued.
• 1967
  • Fender begins the transition to new "Silver Face" cosmetics.
  • Seth Lover of Gibson is hired by Fender.
• 1968
  • Fender changes the entire amp line to the "Silver Face" cosmetics.
  • The Bandmaster Reverb is introduced.
  • The Bronco is introduced.
  • The Dual Showman Reverb is introduced.
• 1969
  • Fender drops the aluminum trim around the grille of the silver face amps.
  • Don Randall resignes as GM of Fender.
  • The Seth Lover designed solid-state Super Showman is introduced.
  • The Bantam Bass is introduced.
  • The Super Bassman is introduced.
• 1970
  • Fender introduces the solid-state Zodiac amps.
  • Leo Fender and George Fullerton leave Fender Musical Instruments.
  • The Musicmaster Bass is introduced.
  • The 400 PS Bass is introduced.
  • The Showman amps are discontinued.
• 1971
  • Fender discontinues the last of it's solid state amps.
  • Leo Fender, Forrest White and Tom Walker (Former Fender employee) form Tri-Sonics.
  • The Bantam Bass is discontinued.
• 1972
  • Dale Hyatt resigns from Fender.
  • The Bassman 10 combo is introduced.
  • The Quadreverb is introduced.
  • The Super Six Reverb is introduced.
  • The Vibrosonic Reverb is introduced.
  • The Bassman is renamed to Bassman 50.
  • The Super Bassman is renamed to Bassman 100.
• 1973
  • The Tri-Sonics company is renamed Music Man.
• 1974
  • The Bandmaster is discontinued.
• 1975
  • The Super Twin is introduced.
  • The 400 PS Bass is replaced by the 300 PS.
  • The Bronco is discontinued.
• 1976
  • The Reverb Unit is reissued.
  • The Super Twin is replaced by the Super Twin Reverb.
• 1977
  • Fender begins using ultralinear output transformers to increase power.
  • The Studio Bass is introduced.
  • The Bassman 50 is renamed to Bassman 70.
  • The Bassman 100 is renamed to Bassman 135.
• 1978
  • The Reverb Unit reissue is discontinued.
• 1979
  • The Princeton is discontinued
  • The Quadreverb is discontinued
  • The Super Six Reverb is discontinued
• 1980
  • Fender reintroduces solid state amps into the amp line
  • Fender returns to the "Black Face" cosmetics, first as an option and are standard by late 1981
  • George Fullerton and Leo Fender officially incorpore G&L on May 8th.
  • The Fender 30, 75, and 140 amps are introduced
  • The 140 is discontinued
  • The 300 PS is discontinued
  • The Bandmaster Reverb is discontinued
  • The Studio Bass is discontined
  • The Super Twin Reverb is discontinued
• 1981
  • Bill Schultz, formerly of Yamaha becomes President of Fender.
  • Paul Rivera hired as Director of Marketing for Amplifiers.
  • The 30 is discontinued
  • The Dual Showman Reverb is discontined
  • The Super Reverb is discontinued
  • The Vibrosonic Reverb is discontinued
• 1982
  • Fender debuts the Paul Rivera designed "II" series amps.
  • The Bassman 20 is introduced
  • The Concert "II" is introduced
  • The RGP-1 preamp is introduced
  • The RPW-1 power amp is introduced
  • The Super Champ is introduced
  • The Champ is replaced by the Champ II
  • The Princeton Reverb is replaced by the Princeton Reverb II
  • The Deluxe Reverb is replaced by the Deluxe Reverb II
  • The Twin Reverb is replaced by the Twin Reverb II
  • The 75 is discontinued
  • The Bassman 10 is discontinued
  • The Musicmaster Bass is discontined
  • The Pro Reverb is discontined
  • The Vibrolux Reverb is discontinued
  • The Vibro Champ is discontinued
• 1983
  • The Bassman 20 is discontinued
  • The Bassman 75 is discontinued
  • The Bassman 135 is discontinued
• 1984
  • The RGP-1 preamp is discontinued
  • The RPW-1 power amp is discontinued
• 1985
  • The Fullerton, CA production complex is closed.
  • A group of Fender executives and distributors led by Bill Schultz purchase Fender Musical Instruments from CBS for $12.5 million dollars.
  • The new company name Fender Musical Instruments Co. moves into offices in Brea, CA.
  • Bill Huhgs of Ampeg hired to head amplifier R&D.
  • Fender purchases Sunn amplifiers and relocates it's production facilities to Lake Oswego, OR.
  • The Super Champ is discontinued
• 1986
  • The Deluxe Reverb II is discontinued
  • The Princeton Reverb II is discontinued
• 1987
  • The Champ 12 is introduced
  • The "Red Knob" Dual Showman is reintroduced
  • The Twin Reverb II is replaced by "The Twin"
  • The Concert "II" is discontinued
• 1988
  • The Super 60 is introduced
• 1990
  • Doc Kauffman dies in June 1990.
  • Freddy Tavares dies in July 1990.
  • "Fender Frontline" magazine is introduced. (Spring)
  • The Super 112 and Super 210 are introduced
  • The `63 Vibroverb Reissue is introduced
  • The `59 Bassman Reissueis introduced
• 1991
  • Fender moves their corporate offices to Scottsdale, AZ.
  • Leo Fender dies March 21, 1991.
• 1992
  • The `65 Twin Reverb Reissue is introduced
  • The Champ 12 is replaced by the Champ 25/25 SE
  • The Super 60, 112, 210 are discontinued
• 1993
  • Fender establishes the Amp Custom Shop in Scottsdale, AZ. under the direction of Bruce Zinky.
  • The `65 Deluxe Reverb Reissue is introduced
  • The Blues Jr. is introduced
  • The Blues Deluxe is introduced
  • The Blues DeVille is introduced
  • The Pro Jr. is introduced
  • The Pro Tube Series Concert is introduced
  • The Pro Tube Series Super is introduced
  • The Custom Shop Tonemaster is introduced
  • The Custom Shop Vibro King is introduced
  • The Dual Showman is discontinued, again
• 1994
  • Music Man founder and former Fender production manager Forrest White dies November 22, 1994.
  • The `63 Reverb Unit Reissue is introduced
  • The Custom Shop Dual Professional is introduced
  • The Champ 25 is discontinued
• 1995
  • The "Custom" Vibrasonic is introduced
  • The "Custom" Vibrolux Reverb is introduced
  • The Custom Shop Rumble Bass is introduced
  • "The Twin" is replaced with the "Custom" Twin
• 1996
  • Fender makes 50 of the Woodie Pro reissues for their 50th anniversary
  • The "Custom" Prosonic is introduced
  • The Hot Rod Deluxe is introduced
  • The Hot Rod DeVille is introduced
  • The '63 Vibroberb Reissue is discontinued
  • The Protube Series Super is discontinued
  • The Protube Series Concert is discontinued
  • The Blues Deluxe is discontinued
  • The Blues DeVille is discontinued
• 1998
  • The Sunn Model T is introduced
  • The Sunn 300T is introduced
• 1999
  • The Rumble Bass is discontinued
• 2000
  • The Sunn T50C is introduced
• 2001
  • The Master-Built Custom Shop Two-Tone is introduced
  • The Master-Built Custom Shop Bass Breaker is introduced
  • The Master-Built Custom Shop Woody Pro Exotic/Ash is introduced
  • The Master-Built Custom Shop Woody Junior Exotic/Ash is introduced
  • The '65 Super Reverb Reissue is introduced
• 2002
  • The Prefessional Series Concert Reverb is introduced
  • The Prefessional Series Pro Reverb is introduced
  • The Sunn 300T is reintroduced as the Fender Bassman 300
  • The Professional Series Prosonic is discontinued
  • The Sunn Model T is discontinued
  • The Sunn T50C is discontinued
• 2003
  • The Custom Series'64 Vibroverb Reissue is introduced
  • The Master-Built Custom Shop Woody Pro Exotic/Ash is discontinued
  • The Master-Built Custom Shop Woody Junior Exotic/Ash is discontinued
  • The Custom Shop Tonemaster is discontinued
  • The Custom Shop Dual-Professional is discontinued
• 2004
  • The Custom Series'57 Twin Amp Reissue is introduced
  • The 1 x 15" `65 Twin Reverb Reissue Custom 15 is introduced
  • The '59 Bassman Reissue is renamed the '59 Bassman Reissue LTD with an improved circuit including a 5AR4 tube rectifier
  • The Master-Built Custom Shop Two-Tone is discontinued
  • The Master-Built Custom Shop Bass Breaker is discontinued
• 2005
  • The Professional SeriesTBP-1 Tube Bass Pre-Amp is introduced

[ 本帖最后由 蓝调吉他手 于 2011-1-7 05:30 编辑 ]

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