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MGR/John B « Fender Blues Junior »
Published on 12/26/03 at 15:00I recently demo'd a ton of amps. I thought I wanted a Fender Deluxe because of the effects and a lot of power, but that quickly changes the second I plugged into the BJ. I got mine at Sam Ash and paid around 360. It was certainly worth the extra cash.
This amp sounds very warm and full. Its smooth and sound just seems to roll out from it. I play mostly with cd's in my house, but occaisionally jam with some friends. It is plenty loud and sounds better than my buddy's Marshall. It is in my opinion the best amp by far in its price range.
My only complaint is that it only has one channel. (well, kind of, you can actually hook up a foot pedal for a little more pre-amp distortion) However, I hooked up a tube screamer to make up for it and have been in heaven ever since!
Seems pretty durable. I noticed when I opened it fresh from the box that a screw was not in place, and seems to be stripped from its original home.
Far and away the best amp for anyone who wants that fat, warm tone that our favorite classic rockers have had for years! and best of all, it won't cost a fortune.
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This amp sounds very warm and full. Its smooth and sound just seems to roll out from it. I play mostly with cd's in my house, but occaisionally jam with some friends. It is plenty loud and sounds better than my buddy's Marshall. It is in my opinion the best amp by far in its price range.
My only complaint is that it only has one channel. (well, kind of, you can actually hook up a foot pedal for a little more pre-amp distortion) However, I hooked up a tube screamer to make up for it and have been in heaven ever since!
Seems pretty durable. I noticed when I opened it fresh from the box that a screw was not in place, and seems to be stripped from its original home.
Far and away the best amp for anyone who wants that fat, warm tone that our favorite classic rockers have had for years! and best of all, it won't cost a fortune.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com