All user reviews for the Dr. Z Amplification Prescription Jr Head

Dr. Z prescription Junior amplifier is a cool little amplifier for not a whole lot of money for boutique amplifier. This amplifier features 15 W of power with two EL 84 power tubes. You also get three preamp tubes as well as a rectifier preamp tubes. The control layouts go is following volume, treble, middle, base, and then the overdose toggle switch. This amp features a cool surf green tolex covering that gives a nice balance to the sound that this amp produces.

UTILIZATION


Power Output: 15 Watts
Output Tubes: 2 - EL84
Preamp Tubes: 2 - 12AX7, 1 - EF-86
Rectifier: 1 - 5Y3
Controls: Volume, Treble, Mid, Bass, "Overdose" toggle..
Configuration: Head
Color: Surf Green
Dimensions and Weight: 19" W, 9 3/4" H, 9 1/2" D; 22 lbs.

SOUNDS

This is a cool little 15 W amplifier to get to great musical gainy tone. It's not over-the-top high gain tone but somewhere in the middle. It also cleans up very well and with its simple layout of EQ controls and a distortion overdose toggle switch you can get a assortment of great tones. You also have a high and low input for the guitar input which allows you to dial up even more versatility with this amplifier. This is a pretty well designed amplifier even know it has a simple look at how front panel. If you read most of the description of these amplifiers on Dr Z's website and you can find out how the preamp tubes interact with one another to give this get guitar amplifier its own unique tone. It sounds good and pretty much any application you said and so don't be afraid to use and distortion paddle out front or maybe some modulation or effects pedals.

OVERALL OPINION

You can find these guitar amplifiers for right around $1649 which is a good price for a boutique amplifier. It's certainly not cheap but this is for someone he knows exactly what they are looking for. These are also exceptionally great sounding amplifiers for recording sessions. So if you're using them in a ProTools or CubeBase session than these amplifiers would be to give you great sound and a great recording sound. It also great for digging but rated at 15 W you're deathly going to need a microphone for any type of decent too large stage setting.

Characteristics9/10
Dr. Z prescription Junior amplifier is a cool little amplifier for not a whole lot of money for boutique amplifier. This amplifier features 15 W of power with two EL 84 power tubes. You also get three preamp tubes as well as a rectifier preamp tubes. The control layouts go is following volume, treble, middle, base, and then the overdose toggle switch. This is the same amp as the black version but just in a cool blonde colored tolex. You get the same great tone and features but just a cosmetic upgrade.

UTILIZATION


Power Output: 15 Watts
Output Tubes: 2 - EL84
Preamp Tubes: 2 - 12AX7, 1 - EF-86
Rectifier: 1 - 5Y3
Controls: Volume, Treble, Mid, Bass, "Overdose" toggle..
Configuration: Head
Color: Surf Green
Dimensions and Weight: 19" W, 9 3/4" H, 9 1/2" D; 22 lbs.

SOUNDS


This is a cool little 15 W amplifier to get to great musical gainy tone. It's not over-the-top high gain tone but somewhere in the middle. It also cleans up very well and with its simple layout of EQ controls and a distortion overdose toggle switch you can get a assortment of great tones. You also have a high and low input for the guitar input which allows you to dial up even more versatility with this amplifier. This is a pretty well designed amplifier even know it has a simple look at how front panel. If you read most of the description of these amplifiers on Dr Z's website and you can find out how the preamp tubes interact with one another to give this get guitar amplifier its own unique tone. It sounds good and pretty much any application you said and so don't be afraid to use and distortion paddle out front or maybe some modulation or fax pedals.

OVERALL OPINION


There is no up charge for the red color tolex. At new you can find these guitar amplifiers for right around $1649 which is a good price for a boutique amplifier. It's certainly not cheap but this is for someone he knows exactly what they are looking for. These are also exceptionally great sounding amplifiers for recording sessions. So if you're using them in a ProTools or CueBase session than these amplifiers would be to give you great sound and a great recording sound. It also great for digging but rated at 15 W you're deathly going to need a microphone for any type of decent too large stage setting.

Dr. Z prescription Junior amplifier is a cool little amplifier for not a whole lot of money for boutique amplifier. This amplifier features 15 W of power with two EL 84 power tubes. You also get three preamp tubes as well as a rectifier preamp tubes. The control layouts go is following volume, treble, middle, base, and then the overdose toggle switch. This is the same amp as the black version but just in a cool red colored tolex. You get the same great tone and features but just a cosmetic upgrade.

UTILIZATION

Dr. Z Prescription JR Head in Red Features:

Power Output: 15 Watts
Output Tubes: 2 - EL84
Preamp Tubes: 2 - 12AX7, 1 - EF-86
Rectifier: 1 - 5Y3
Controls: Volume, Treble, Mid, Bass, "Overdose" toggle..
Configuration: Head
Color: BLACK
Dimensions and Weight: 19" W, 9 3/4" H, 9 1/2" D; 22 lbs.

SOUNDS


This is a cool little 15 W amplifier to get to great musical gainy tone. It's not over-the-top high gain tone but somewhere in the middle. It also cleans up very well and with its simple layout of EQ controls and a distortion overdose toggle switch you can get a assortment of great tones. You also have a high and low input for the guitar input which allows you to dial up even more versatility with this amplifier. This is a pretty well designed amplifier even know it has a simple look at how front panel. If you read most of the description of these amplifiers on Dr Z's website and you can find out how the preamp tubes interact with one another to give this get guitar amplifier its own unique tone. It sounds good and pretty much any application you said and so don't be afraid to use and distortion paddle out front or maybe some modulation or fax pedals.

OVERALL OPINION


There is no up charge for the red color tolex. At new you can find these guitar amplifiers for right around $1600 which is a good price for a boutique amplifier. It's certainly not cheap but this is for someone he knows exactly what they are looking for. These are also exceptionally great sounding amplifiers for recording sessions. So if you're using them in a ProTools or CubeBase session than these amplifiers would be to give you great sound and a great recording sound. It also great for digging but rated at 15 W you're deathly going to need a microphone for any type of decent too large stage setting.

Dr. Z prescription Junior amplifier is a cool little amplifier for not a whole lot of money for boutique amplifier. This amplifier features 15 W of power with two EL 84 power tubes. You also get three preamp tubes as well as a rectifier preamp tubes. The control layouts go is following volume, treble, middle, base, and then the overdose toggle switch.

UTILIZATION

Power Output: 15 Watts
Output Tubes: 2 - EL84
Preamp Tubes: 2 - 12AX7, 1 - EF-86
Rectifier: 1 - 5Y3
Controls: Volume, Treble, Mid, Bass, "Overdose" toggle..
Configuration: Head
Color: BLACK
Dimensions and Weight: 19" W, 9 3/4" H, 9 1/2" D; 22 lbs.

SOUNDS

This is a cool little 15 W amplifier to get to great musical gainy tone. It's not over-the-top high gain tone but somewhere in the middle. It also cleans up very well and with its simple layout of EQ controls and a distortion overdose toggle switch you can get a assortment of great tones. You also have a high and low input for the guitar input which allows you to dial up even more versatility with this amplifier. This is a pretty well designed amplifier even know it has a simple look at how front panel. If you read most of the description of these amplifiers on Dr Z's website and you can find out how the preamp tubes interact with one another to give this get guitar amplifier its own unique tone. It sounds good and pretty much any application you said and so don't be afraid to use and distortion paddle out front or maybe some modulation or fax pedals.

OVERALL OPINION

You can find these guitar amplifiers for right around $1600 which is a good price for a boutique amplifier. It's certainly not cheap but this is for someone he knows exactly what they are looking for. These are also exceptionally great sounding amplifiers for recording sessions. So if you're using them in a ProTools or CubeBase session than these amplifiers would be to give you great sound and a great recording sound. It also great for digging but rated at 15 W you're deathly going to need a microphone for any type of decent too large stage setting.