Recent content by Butch Snyder

Strings: Ernie Ball Regular Slinkies 10-46. Picks: Jim Dunlop White thumbpick medium

This one, pretty much.

I had a ver I back in 1997. It was decent. This one is leaps and bounds better. My main amp is a Ver IV Hot Rod Deluxe. This one sounds great. Here is the caveat. The new Blues Junior and Hot Rod Deluxe weigh the same. The Hot Rod Deluxe has a pine cabinet.

Ok, I guess that settles that. Now, onto my next endeavor.....

I guess mine is a ver IV LTD?

Interesting. Thanks for the clarification.

Yes, Jensen speaker and tweed. Sounds good to me, I guess that's the main thing. I have read where the IV has a Celestion A speaker.

Just received my new Blues Junior. It's, in fact a "Blues Junior Ltd." Can anyone give me a clue as to what I have? Is it a version III, version IV, or neither?

I'm not looking to perform any mods or adding a cabinet. I'm just looking for a good small Fender tube amp for practice, band rehearsals, and small venue gigs. I owned a v1 Blues Junior back in the late 90s. It was decent, but I'm sure the improvements through the various versions will help.

We'll see....

I just bought a brand new Blues Junior off Reverb. Lacquered tweed cover. It's brand new but I don't if it's a III or IV version.

Hey guys, I have my eye on a Fender Blues Junior; especially for smaller gigs and rehearsals. What are the main differences between version III and IV? Those are the models I'm looking at.

Rio Grandes are expensive and I never really got anything special from them. The Muy Grande Tele bridge pickup was decent, but not all that, IMHO.

The Fender Hot Rod Deluxe is a 40-watt, 1x12" tube combo amp that has evolved through four main iterations since 1996, focusing on improved gain structure and reverb. Key versions include the original (Mark I), III, and IV, with numerous limited-edition finishes and a George Benson signature...

What would be the tonal and output difference between an A2 JB and a Custom Custom?