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I am in love with my bronco, so much so that I stopped using my DRRI altogether. I happened upon a really nice princeton reverb, 1980 is one of the "pull boost" years, but I talked to an amp tech who just worked on one and said the sound the same, and are wired about the same. The only big difference is the cabinet (ply/particle board), but it looks as good as the brand new reissues, very clean.

This is in the mail, now selling my drri lol

Pics...

Wow that looks spotless

Damn, that's clean. My floor model Vibro Champ XD was probably tattier than that

Sold my DRRI, it stings less now

oh wow that's awesome. what didn't you like about the deluxe reverb? I've been looking at those and twins but Im kinda on the fence.

Honesty it's a few factors...

It's a little too big for where I am moving, next place will be 700sq feet and I will be taking my bronco amp and this, should be more than loud enough and I can run stereo if need be

I have 5 amps, a 100w fender tone master, an ac30hw (30/15 watts), an orange rocker 30, my bronco, and now this princeton. If I want LOUD fender or even just LOUD my bases are covered, the DRRI is really redundant at that point

I LOVE my bronco, and I think the opportunity to get cheap silverfaces is really coming to an end. I got a good deal on the bronco and this pr is suuuuper clean which is really hard to find, I've been looking for months.

That said, the DRRI is a GREAT amp, it sounds amazing and is dead reliable. I guess it down to the fact I can always get a DRRI, hell I only bought this one because it was 50% off with warranty! but chances of finding clean old amps are getting slim. On that note, play both, the guy who bought my DRRI has a twin, and is buying this because it is lighter, sounds great for reasonable club sized venues, and isn't deafeningly loud