The Prince Vision is a faithful capture of a rare early 50's low-watt combo - Fender Princeton TV Front - raw, responsive, and full of vintage charm. With its minimal circuitry and beautifully simple layout, this amp delivers unmistakable warmth and sag that defined the early days of recorded electric guitar. From smooth cleans to gritty breakup, the Prince Vision distills vintage tone to its purest form—perfect for blues, roots rock, lo-fi textures, and recording sessions that call for organic tube character.
 
Vintage Vibe
 
Captured from a hand-built tweed-era amp loaded with vintage USA tubes and a classic 8" alnico speaker, the Prince Vision offers the nuances, imperfections, and richness of a real-deal 1950s circuit.
This amp was known for its dynamic feel: turn up your guitar’s volume and it roars to life; back it off and it sweetens instantly. No fluff butt still a whole world of sound.
 
Capture Features
 
Includes clean, pushed, and fully driven profiles
Mic’d and captured with multiple placements for tonal flexibility
Great with single-coils, humbucker and P-90s for authentic mid-century flavor
Reacts naturally to pedals, especially boosts and fuzzes
 
Specs (From the original amp)
 
Power Output: ~4 Watts
Speaker: 8" ELAC
Tubes: 5Y3GT rectifier, 6V6GT power tube, 6SL7 preamp (vintage USA tubes)
Impedance: 4 Ohm
Modifications: 6SC7 swapped for 6SL7 in preamp section
Cabinet: Tweed-covered pine combo, leather handle
 
The Prince Vision is a love letter to the early days of electric guitar—a no-frills, tone-first experience, now in a modern digital format. Whether you’re chasing smoky jazz textures or the raw grind of early rock ‘n’ roll, this capture gives you that unmistakable 1950s magic—right from your rig.