Fender '68 Custom Vibro Champ Reverb - Baby Princeton or Something Else?

Today I check out the new Fender '68 Custom Vibro Champ Reverb Vintage Modified reissue. How does it fit into the rest of the Fender lineup - is it quiet enough for cranked home use or loud enough for stage? Neither! But when paired with a larger cabinet, things get interesting.

Not enough time for talking? Check out the timestamps below:
- Intro discussion: 00:00
- Low volume clean with mic technique comparison (room vs close vs both): 4:01
- It sounds boxy: 4:30
- Loudest clean: 5:17
- Starting to break up (with mic comparison): 5:57
- Dump the bass! (with mic comparison): 6:44
- Lower the eq to increase mids (with mic comparison): 7:28
- Cranked (with mic comparison): 8:05
- Edge of breakup (with mic comparison): 9:30
- Discussion of in room sound: 10:15
- Through a Deluxe Reverb cabinet (clean): 11:11
- Through a Deluxe Reverb, volume 7: 14:25
- Through a Deluxe Reverb, cranked: 14:58
- Is it loud through a Deluxe Reverb?: 15:21
- Does it sound good through a Deluxe Reverb?: 16:04
- Digital Reverb: 16:48
- Sum up #1 - Who's it for?: 18:14
- Bonus - through a Matchless 2x12 cab (talking): 20:56
- Bonus - through a Matchless clean +: reverb 21:26
- Bonus - Matchless cab clean: 21:56
- Bonus - Matchless cab cranked: 23:18
- Bonus - Sum up #2 - Put this out as a head!: 25:05