Fender Pro Junior IV 15W 1x10 Tube Combo Amp - Lacquered Tweed

What a amp. I've had this pro jr for a little bit now and I couldnt be happier. Sparkly cleans, surprisingly audible bass notes and LOUD! It's a angry little amp once you dime the volume knob. Plenty of pressence and volume with a nice crunchy overdrive. No issues as of yet, no his or hum like some have complanied about from the older versions having. The amp loves pedals and the few I have sound great thru it. I gave the amp a 5 for features not because it has alot of features but because the lack of knobs make dialing in a sweet sounds...fool proof! I feel that more knobs (amp or pedal) just make it harder to dial in a sound..

... when I showed up to jam with my Pro Junior. No way it was going to keep up with a drummer who hit the kit like it owed him money. By the second tune the singer was asking me to take the volume down, and the Pro Junior was only on 5! The amp really cuts through the mix and the tone is pure and raw. Its simplicity it its beauty. You hear the true sound of your guitar through this beast. I swapped in a 5751 tube in V1 to tame it a little. Don’t let the size fool you!

I got this amp as I play mostly in churches and small venues where the room itself isnt big. Its fine to keep up with a kit and gives a fantastic clean tone (which is my preference) and as you drive the amp volume wise you get the traditional tube crunch you may want. Yes I could come up with a bunch of stuff it COULD have but its a solid tube amp for a good price. Want cheaper? just buy the black one.

Don?t be fooled by the simplicity of the controls, this amp has amazing tone and a rich sound. For a small amp this amp has a lot of punch, nearly too much for the small room I play in. Excels with pedals but sounds great on its own.

Needs tube dampeners and should include cover for the price. Amazingly touch sensitive. Bad power tubes right out of the box.

The power tubes started to overheat and the amp produced a whooshing sound on initial test play. I did put money down on it before it went into service. This was the first time I was able to try one of these. For some I can't seem to come across these amps. Always sold out or on backorder. I was able to get the amp later in the day. The stock Groove tubes (power section) had gone bad. The JJ tubes were installed. I would recommend getting some tube dampeners for this amp if you can. The preamp tubes like to creep out of the socket slightly after heavy playing at high volumes. More of a Plexi Vibe than pure Fender. This thing cuts. It really should include a cover at this price. One of the big things about this amp is the touch sensitivity, it's amazingly responsive with my alnico 3 single pickups. Lots of sparkle in the overtones. I do appreciate that it has an 8 ohm speaker out for my other cabs. Best of all it won't put out your back when hauling it around. Love the stock speaker.

Glad I was able to get one of these. This has been the first time I was able to play a junior. For some reason they?re always out of stock. I would have taken the amp on the spot if the power tubes didn?t overheat and die. They put a set of JJ power tubes in it so I took her home. I punish this thing with a lot hard hitting and full volume. I would suggest getting some tube dampeners depending on the guitar. My alnico 3 single coils and 5?s don?t cause a rattle but my custom made walnut body with Golden age alnico 5?s can make the tubes rattle. I did plug in my 8 string into and it held. It reminds me more of a really good plexi but with more chime. The amp really should include a cover and the price is expensive. I?d never sell it because it won?t break my back although my hearing is another story. This thing can cut.

I needed a smaller 15-30 watt amp for home use. I took my 63 custom shop Strat and headed to the amp room. I tried a 68 deluxe custom reverb, 65 deluxe reverb, Blues jr, and a couple versions of the Bassbreaker models, then I plugged into the Pro jr iv. 5 minutes latter I walked out the door with it. Killer tone, it's like a 15 watt version of the 59 Baseman.