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“I worked on that crazy Fender Twin and never understood how it made such fabulous noise”: Stevie Ray Vaughan’s Twin Reverb amp, used in the recording of Texas Flood, Bowie sessions and live shows is up for sale… for over $600,000

“I worked on that crazy Fender Twin and never understood how it made such fabulous noise”: Stevie Ray Vaughan’s Twin Reverb amp, used in the recording of Texas Flood, Bowie sessions and live shows is up for sale… for over $600,000

A 1967 Fender Twin Reverb, said to have once belonged to the late blues guitar great Stevie Ray Vaughan, has gone up for sale on Reverb for almost $630,000.

The listing bills the Twin as one of SRV’s “main recording and live amplifiers”, and notes it was used from the early 1980s onwards in some of the late electric guitar icon’s most notable studio and stage performances.

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