Fender Pro Junior IV Tweed on a Blues Gig
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- čas přidán 28. 08. 2024
- Some solos and sounds of the Fender Pro Junior IV Tweed amp playing a blues gig. Guitar is a old Gibson 335 with Paf pickups and D addario nickel wound 11s. Only effect on is a little reverb. Amp volume was around 2 o clock, tone 10 o clock, guitar volume 7-10, neck or bridge pickup. I liked the amp!
Awesome band man!!! And nice tones from that Pro Junior!
What I like about the Pro Junior IV is that it takes my pedals extremely well. The combination of both this amp and the pedals make the sound perfect. On that version, it also breaks up later so you get more headroom even at 15 w.
that tone! great chops too!
Pro junier is a brilliant little amp got mine on the price second hand..never used anything else since...loves pedals very dynamic and simple!
Very inspirational. Killer playing.
fender should pay u for this.sick demo.sick tone
Fantastic playing! Just picked up one of these amps, very cool to see how it might function with a band. I also have a 335
Sounds awesome! Band plays like a dream
Such a beautyful tone, I want one of these amps so bad now hahahaha.
Man your a great player. Loved your feel and tone with that 335 man
Sounds fantastic! And you a brilliant player too!
Supa-cool !🙏
Great blues playing. Cheers! Could you tell me what overdrive pedal did you use?
Thanks! The pedals are off, you only hear the amp with a bit of reverb.
What a great performance man! What mic are you using to mic the amp?
Thanks. Unfortunately i don't know what mic it is, probably a standard shur?
The other amp? Blues Junior?
It was a DvMark head with a Jensen speaker/cab i believe
So here's the deal - if a Fender Pro Jr. is good enough for Jeff Beck, then it's good enough for me. I've had five and if I had to recommend one above all others, it's the newest FPJ IV in tweed. Buy one, they're built like tanks.
Great video! Love my PJrIII. I find it to be quite loud and can’t imagine turning it up to 2:00. I play plenty of room, and very rarely a room larger than a small blues club. I always get asked to turn down and I, barely at 9:00 on the volume! Any suggestions? Really enjoyed your playing and tone.
Use a flat overdrive or a clean boost with it!
Thanks! I use a Keeley Super Phat Mod, but I’d prefer to go straight in.
@@jonathangaileymusic That's the tradeoff with a non master amp, you get superb response and cleanup, but not on any volume. I'm still experimenting with this one, going to try an EQ pedal next gig, so boost and eq in one. Or the heck and just go straight in too :)
Bugera PS 1
I always use an amp stand.
You lose quite a few bass response that way though
What was the Volume and Tone set to in this video?
usually i put the volume 1-2 o clock, and the tone about 10 o clock. It can be too loud for many gigs if you want a lot of overdrive just from the amp.
what do you call this music from 9: 00 min
Its all Blues music, can't remember the tunes, but here's the whole gig we did czcams.com/video/84tYgdbuzQY/video.html
The lead destroyed the bandq