My New Blues Junior Video

by Griff

One of the forums on the BGU bulletin board is a gear forum. Lately there’s been a lot of talk about the Fender Blues Junior which is a great little amp for home and small gigs.

I recently got one of their limited Texas Red versions and did a video of that amp with some of my favorite stompboxes. Hope you enjoy.

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Cynicure August 16, 2010 at 9:54 am

Living in a block of flats (I think Americans call them ‘apartments’), my little 40 watt Zephyr is more than enough; I’ve never dared to take the volume control up more than about thirty percent with the ‘overdrive’ button in the ‘on’ position.

I recently bought a Boss multi-effects pedal which is great fun to play with, and while in the shop had occasion to try a Chinese quitar… one of the more expensive ‘Zephyrs’, I think… (I’ve a feeling that name must be big in China!) and I must say that western instrument manufacturers should look to their game; China will give you some stiff competition. Although I’d never played one of these Chinese guitars before I was quite amazed at the sound… (though I still think my Gibson SG has much more ‘character’!)

:)

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Carlos August 22, 2010 at 12:39 pm

Hello my friend. I have a ? i BUT A laney VH100R amp with the marshall cabinet and I have blues drive , tube scream tcs9 like your ,line dl4 delay and CRYbabe MY PROBLEM i DONT NOW how to put together all my pedal to make sound GOOD like your I love blues and ROCK place help me with this , thank again my brother.

kevin dockerty August 23, 2010 at 1:04 pm

is it me or is there something wrong with the sound on this video ?

Contact Form August 23, 2010 at 2:57 pm

hey man I like it. I’m going to write more posts and try out your ideas. After all, we always have something new to learn and being humble, I came here to learn. Bookmarked.

- Andre

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Nick September 6, 2010 at 6:09 am

Griff,

I enjoy your videos a lot but have to say playing at concert quality in your home is a no brainer. I use a 100 watt Marshall 30th Anniversary and a Marshall 4×12 JCM 900 Lead 1960 and it sounds blistering at even 1 or 2 watts.

The other thing is…pedals…ugh! Great for nerds but otherwise they really should be avoided unless you have a playing ‘problem’ that needs covering up. Apparently Django got by OK without pedals. A good quality valve amp, a good guitar lead and a decent guitar seem a constant winner to me. Regards, Nick (I’m English, so I may be missing the gadget fixation ‘thang’).

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