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The lowly Blues Jr. is seriously, seriously under rated in the digital modeling world where it's hyper easy to pipe the thing through a cab worthy of its tonal nuance. So good.
If it's good enough for Mr. Huff...i love to see a peavey classic just to throw back to the hc days hahahaha
The Fat version, into the 4x12 rumble cab in Fractal land is srslyThe TMP (IIRC) and GTX have one - and players rave about it
I've always found them to sound boxy irl. I chalk that up mostly to the very box sized cab. The digital modeling world makes it really easy to sidestep that problem.I had one of the early ones and it sounded boxy no matter how I tweaked the tone knobs. Just harsh boxy mids. I haven’t tried the later versions though, and I know people say they improved them.
Apparently Jeff Beck was fine with the stock cab size:
My refence being another small amp…it’s size makes it boxy indeed….but…I've always found them to sound boxy irl. I chalk that up mostly to the very box sized cab. The digital modeling world makes it really easy to sidestep that problem.
This is the one that sticks out for me. And maybe ADA MP1VHT Ultra Lead
Dude, load up the blues junior fat model in a Fractal product and you’ll get it! Or maybe not…This thread…