Fender Blues Junior Limited Edition Lacquered Tweed Guitar Amplifier

• Portable 15 watt Fender combo tube amplifier with a limited edition finish
• 12 inch vintage-voiced Jensen speaker
• Standard 8 ohm impedance
• 3 Groove Tubes 12AX7 preamp tubes
• 2 Groove Tubes EL84 poweramp tubes with shock absorbers
• Reverb, Master, Middle, Bass, Treble, Fat Switch, and Volume controls
• 1/4 inch mono speaker jack
• Vintage-style leather handle with nickel mounting hardware
• Footswitch connectivity with optional footswitch

For a truly vintage-voiced, limited edition experience, the Fender Blues Junior Limited Edition Lacquered Tweed Guitar Amplifier packs an incredible vintage punch in a very portable package. The combination of an all-tube signal path, fender reverb and flexible controls makes the Blues Junior more versatile than ever.

Full on tone

The heartbeat of the Blues Junior is its pair of EL84 output tubes and 3 - 12AX7 preamp tubes that together work to deliver unparalelled warmth. The culminating signal is then voiced through the vintage-voiced 12"" Jensen speaker delivering the impressive 15 watts of power, enough to fill any small or medium venue on it's own merit.

To shape the tone to your liking, Fender have included equalisation controls for bottom, mid and top. In addition to this, to really fire up the tone, the Fender Blues Junior Limited Edition contains a ""fat"" switch for a huge mid-boost. Finally, you can garnish your tone with some legendary Fender reverb for a sound that you simply wont believe came from such a small amp.

Vintage in and out

All this vintage, warm tone is complimented via the beautiful Lacquered Tweed covering complete with brown and gold grille cloth. Even the handle has been given the vintage treatment with it's brown leather finish and nickel mounting hardware.

The Fender Blues Junior Limited Edition Lacquered Tweed Guitar Amplifier is an amp to be proud of. Containing the lifeblood of vintage goodness that put Fender on the map, this superb little amp will shine gig after gig for many years to come.