Fender introduces its first-ever 'Newport' and ' Monterey' Bluetooth speaker models back in 2017. The designs are inspired by the 60s Newport and Monterey Pop festivals. The Newport nods specifically to the iconic Silverface guitar amplifiers by Fender.
This comes with a crushed metal grille, numeric analog volume EQ knobs to control the treble, the mid, and the base. It also features toggle switches and sapphire indicators. Now the updated iteration retains the classic shape but comes in the colorway options of Titanium Gray and Black, Champagne Gold with black, and gray and Dakota Red. The new tuning and audio quality upgrades are paired with the Duo Mode stereo, Party Mode option, and Bluetooth 5.0.
60s Festival-Themed Bluetooth Speakers
Fender Launches the New Set of Bluetooth Speakers
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