Fender Blues Junior Vs Twin Reverb at Brooke Harper blog

Fender Blues Junior Vs Twin Reverb. I have one of each, the deluxe reverb is a little on the heavy side for dragging around to practice and jams. Really versatile with the latest version tone controls and a pretty decent reverb. Cheaply built, but sounds so much better than it. The pro junior has a very simple control set with just a volume and tone knob to dial in sounds, whilst the blues junior ups the. Today we're breaking down the fender deluxe reverb and blues junior to see what each amp can and cannot do well so that. Compact and packed with classic fender tones, the fender blues junior iv is a phenomenal amplifier for the price. The reverb is far better in the iv, and the ice picky sound is very much tamed especially with a can rex speaker. The blues jr is a fantastic amp, but if you are looking to upgrade to a little more wattage, i recommend getting a deluxe or hot rod deville. While both the ’57 custom twin and the ’65 super reverb reissues offer 45 watts, the ’65 twin reverb delivers an earthshaking 85.

Compact and packed with classic fender tones, the fender blues junior iv is a phenomenal amplifier for the price. Today we're breaking down the fender deluxe reverb and blues junior to see what each amp can and cannot do well so that. The pro junior has a very simple control set with just a volume and tone knob to dial in sounds, whilst the blues junior ups the. The blues jr is a fantastic amp, but if you are looking to upgrade to a little more wattage, i recommend getting a deluxe or hot rod deville. Really versatile with the latest version tone controls and a pretty decent reverb. Cheaply built, but sounds so much better than it. The reverb is far better in the iv, and the ice picky sound is very much tamed especially with a can rex speaker. While both the ’57 custom twin and the ’65 super reverb reissues offer 45 watts, the ’65 twin reverb delivers an earthshaking 85. I have one of each, the deluxe reverb is a little on the heavy side for dragging around to practice and jams.

Fender Blues Junior III 15Watt 1x12" Guitar Combo Reverb

Fender Blues Junior Vs Twin Reverb Today we're breaking down the fender deluxe reverb and blues junior to see what each amp can and cannot do well so that. Cheaply built, but sounds so much better than it. The pro junior has a very simple control set with just a volume and tone knob to dial in sounds, whilst the blues junior ups the. Today we're breaking down the fender deluxe reverb and blues junior to see what each amp can and cannot do well so that. While both the ’57 custom twin and the ’65 super reverb reissues offer 45 watts, the ’65 twin reverb delivers an earthshaking 85. The reverb is far better in the iv, and the ice picky sound is very much tamed especially with a can rex speaker. I have one of each, the deluxe reverb is a little on the heavy side for dragging around to practice and jams. Really versatile with the latest version tone controls and a pretty decent reverb. The blues jr is a fantastic amp, but if you are looking to upgrade to a little more wattage, i recommend getting a deluxe or hot rod deville. Compact and packed with classic fender tones, the fender blues junior iv is a phenomenal amplifier for the price.