Shocking discovery at practice today lol

[JSutter]

Deluxe adds mid pot, more power, bigger cab.

There are non plus Princeton and Deluxe versions as well. They have less power.

Radiohead used a Fender Eighty Five paired with a Shredmaster.

[RaceU4her]

my friend from high school used to have a fender 1x12 with chorus, which one was that??

[GuitarBilly]

my friend from high school used to have a fender 1x12 with chorus, which one was that??

Man that's tough to guess, there have been many different models over the years or even variations of the same model

[Diddlybo]

The Stereo chorus came in a 2-10 and a 2-12 format, with separate power amps, IIRC. They had a 1-12 with chorus too?

I think Fender was calling all their SS combo amps a Princeton of some sort.

[JSutter]

my friend from high school used to have a fender 1x12 with chorus, which one was that??

How long ago? J.A.M. from the 90s? Or later Fender amps with DSP from the early 2000s.

[GuitarBilly]

Oh yeah, I had one of the M80 chorus heads back in 94 (a tolex one but the ugly carpeted ones) , used it in my ska punk band. Cleans and chorus sounded great, drive not so impressed but I also probably didn't know shit about dialing in good tones. After that band, I got rid of the half stack and got a Princeton Chorus combo, I think it sounded the same and I probably couldn't dial in a decent distortion tone.
I wouldn't mind picking up an M80 head again and trying it once more.

The M80 is great for 80s tones (obviously), it does hard rock and metal of that era quite well:

[RaceU4her]

my boss when i was like 16 gave me his kids old m80 combo, i remember trading it right in for a mosfet 100 head at the old east coast music mall

[GuitarBilly]

Mosdet 100 is legit. I need to buy one.