The 30th Anniversary version of Fender’s Hot Rod Deluxe keeps the same 40-watt platform with a few component and cosmetic updates. It’s a 40-watt tube combo with three channels: Normal, Drive and More Drive. The amp uses a lightweight pine cabinet and a Celestion 12-inch G12M-65 Creamback speaker. The preamp has been updated for clearer note definition on the overdrive channels, and the built-in spring reverb has been adjusted for a smoother response. The anniversary version also adds Black Western covering, a vintage-style brown and gold grille cloth, a polished stainless steel faceplate with black chicken-head knobs and a leather handle. The amp includes a two-button footswitch, fitted cover and certificate of authenticity.
Xvive’s M5 Wireless Microphone System integrates a new proprietary high-quality dynamic microphone design with Xvive’s 5.8 GHz wireless technology. The microphone/transmitter features a swappable mic head that is compatible with equivalents from most top microphone brands. The receiver connects via XLR input to any mixer, interface or other audio device. Each mic/transmitter and receiver set are factory pre-paired, so out of the box, powering both on connects them automatically on “auto” mode. Auto mode scans the local RF environment and selects the best available frequencies, ensuring a stable wireless connection. For typical single-set use, Channel 0 is recommended, but there are also six fixed-frequency channels to choose from. After wirelessly linking the units, the M5 Receiver can be plugged into any XLR mic input on a device, like a mixer, powered speaker or audio interface.
