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- Fender_Vibratone abstract "The Fender Vibratone was a Leslie speaker designed for use with electric guitars. It was made by Fender from 1967-1972. Named after the first Leslie speaker made for the Hammond Organ in 1941, the Vibratone was associated with the electric guitar, although it was used in vocals on many famous songs. The Vibratone was essentially an equivalent of the Leslie 16. A prime example of the Vibratone's sound is on the song \"Cold Shot\" by Stevie Ray Vaughan.".
- Fender_Vibratone comment "The Fender Vibratone was a Leslie speaker designed for use with electric guitars. It was made by Fender from 1967-1972. Named after the first Leslie speaker made for the Hammond Organ in 1941, the Vibratone was associated with the electric guitar, although it was used in vocals on many famous songs. The Vibratone was essentially an equivalent of the Leslie 16. A prime example of the Vibratone's sound is on the song \"Cold Shot\" by Stevie Ray Vaughan.".