Mention the phrase “Fender Super Amp” and most players will probably think of the square, black box with four 10-inch speakers, reverb, and tremolo known as the Super Reverb. But the model name got its start long before that incarnation arrived in 1963, and has been with us—sans Reverb, of course—since late 1947. The tweed Super, as most players know it today, is a classic of raw blues, rockabilly, and rock and roll, and that’s the version of the amp that we’ll take a look at here.