Opiniones Fender [Hot Rod Series] Blues Junior ( 7/10) - 4 opiniones de usuario

En todo el mundo, nuestros 63 usuarios han notado este producto:7/10

4 opiniones de miembros sobre Fender [Hot Rod Series] Blues Junior en español

Idioma	Miembro	Características1	Utilización2	Sonoridades3	Opinión Global4
	King Loudness
	nickname009
	denied
	mooseherman

• 1↑. ¿Qué tipo de amplificación (válvula, transistor,...)? ¿Cuál es la potencia suministrada? ¿Cuáles son los conectores? ¿Cuáles son los ajustes, los efectos? ...
• 2↑. ¿Es sencilla la configuración? ¿Es fácil obtener un sonido de buena calidad? ¿Es claro y suficiente el manual de usuario? ...
• 3↑. ¿Corresponden a tu estilo de música? ¿Con qué tipo de guitarra(s)/bajo(s) o efecto(s) lo tocas? ¿Qué tipos de sonidos obtienes y con qué tipos de ajustes ("cristalina", "densa",....)? ¿Cuáles son las sonoridades que más te gustan, que menos te gustan?
• 4↑. ¿Desde hace cuánto tiempo lo usas? ¿Cuál es la particularidad que más te gusta, que menos te gusta? ¿Habías probado muchos otros modelos antes de adquirirlo? ¿Qué te parece la relación calidad/precio? ¿Con la experiencia, elegirías este producto de nuevo? ...

• 01/11/11

  La opinión de King Loudness (traducción) Mejorar esta traducción "Nice small Fender combo"

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  Características

  The Fender Blues Junior is like a smaller version of the famed Hot Rod Deluxe and Deville amps, right down to the cosmetics! It features 15 watts of tube EL84 power, and it has a single channel with basic EQ as well as a "fat" switch (which pumps up the midrange and gain a bit) and onboard reverb as well. It features just a single speaker and is very portable and light, a definite plus for a small gigging amp. It has a great Fenderesque sound as well which has made it very popular over the years with players of all styles.

  Utilización

  Getting a good sound out of this amp is pretty easy. It's only a single channel so it doesn't take much to really dial in and get tones happening. The EQ is similar to the other Fender amps I've tried - it's quite responsive and reacts well to subtle or extreme EQ changes. The fat switch in particular is a great thing to have - it allows the user to really coax some more midrange and gain out of the amp to get some more singing tones for lead work. This amp does have a decent bit of gain on tap which is nice for classic rock or fusion type sounds.

  Sonoridades

  This guitar seems to react well with both Strats/Teles and humbucker loaded guitars such as Gibsons or PRSi. The amp has a very neutral voice that accepts both the brighter Fender guitars and the darker Gibsons equally well. The clean tones are very Fenderesque - rich and warm with a hint of delicious sparkle and chime, especially when using a dash of reverb and a Strat. The drive tones go from very mild gain (think classic rock) to some thicker and chewier overdriven sounds that work best for single note lead work. I find the highest gain sounds get a bit muddy for chord work due to the small speaker, so I'd say it's best for lead work solely.

  Opinión Global

  All in all I think the Fender Blues Junior is a great little amp for someone looking for a great portable and good sounding Fender amp for small gigs or recording. Many players have used these over the years and they're very popular around the world. They sell for about $300 used which is a good deal considering how good the tones are for the price. It's definitely worth a look if you're in need of a small amp that sounds great.
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• 24/08/11

  La opinión de nickname009 (traducción) Mejorar esta traducción

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  Características

  15 watt all tube amp with 2xEL84 and 3X12ax7s
  
  12" speaker by eminence
  
  Solid state rectifier
  
  Reverb, Master, Middle, Bass, Treble, "Fat" Switch, Volume
  
  
  
  This is the most basic an all tube amp can get, single channel, low wattage and minimal controls. Very simple yet very effective. Just goes to show what guitar players can do with minimal equipment and/or what guitar players NEED vs what they WANT.

  Utilización

  Very simple to use. Plug in, wait a few seconds, and play.
  
  
  
  Tweak the knobs till you get what you want the amp to sound like.
  
  
  
  Suits my current needs, which is just a low watt tube amp that's clean so I can plug my distortion pedals in and get my sounds that way at lower volumes for late night practices as well as make recording a heck of a lot of a more comfortable environment.

  Sonoridades

  Sounds great! It's got the classic fender twang that you'd expect from fender clean amps. There isn't much more to say about this as everything has already been said about fender amps and the blues jr for maybe the past 30+ years!
  
  
  
  I like the fact that this amp delivers the same classic fender clean sound with such minimal effects/knobs etc. It's so basic yet sounds so great. Of course it's 15 watts but there is still a lot of headroom and the clean can be remain clean at band volumes depending on the drummer and what style of music one is playing. I've seen these amps used with live jazz bands from coffee shops to full out stadiums (mic'ed of course). They seem to hold up and do their job and do it efficiently.
  
  
  
  Of course there is no distortion on board, if you were to crank the volume you would get a bit of break up but I would hardly call it distortion, cause it's not exactly usable in any sense. This amp is designed for clean and designed to take pedals to accommodate for other sounds than clean.

  Opinión Global

  Great basic clean amp for quite a few things: gigging, playing at home or recording if you have a versatile board that can accommodate for the different sounds you want. But the amp itself is more like a transparent-ish amp for your style. You can mold it to do what you want depending on the gear you have. By itself it is nothing but a good clean amp, small and reliable. With your board, your guitar and your fingers, you can mold this amp into whatever you want it to sound like. The Blues Jr is sort of like the honda civic of guitar amps. It's base is very normal and typical but it meant to be either modded, changed, added etc etc in order to become something. It's a great platform for somebody to create their own identity through it with the equipment they use.
  
  
  
  I wouldn't say it's great for metal, though I have heard some pedals put through that sounded VERY convincing. But for everything else, it's a great staple amp!
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• 01/08/11

  La opinión de denied (traducción) Mejorar esta traducción "The perfect little Blues rig"

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  Características

  - 15 watts
  
  - All tube
  
  - 1x12 speaker
  
  - Fat Switch
  
  - Spring Reverb
  
  - Self biasing
  
  - El84 powered
  
  - Eminence speaker
  
  - Controls for bass, middle, treble, pre and post gain
  
  - Solid State rectifier
  
  - Single Channel

  Utilización

  Great marks for usability. Small and lightweight, easily carried around. Yet loud enough that I’ve seen them used unmicced for small outdoor gigs. You get pretty much just the features you need at a great price. A full 12 inch speaker, spring reverb, pre and post gain controls, and a full 3 band EQ. The amp is self biasing so you don’t need to worry about taking care of that, all you’ll need are a matched pair of EL84s.
  
  I’ve seen some reliability issues with these; they aren’t as durable as vintage Fenders. But for the most part they hold up pretty well.

  Sonoridades

  It sounds great! Pretty easy to roll into overdrive at 15 watts. Yet you can still retain a pretty clean signal at reasonable volumes should you want to. It isn’t going to get you a classic Twin or Bassman sound, but is something new, a light bluesey OD as the name suggests. Can get anywhere from glassy to gritty, and the reverb is a nice touch. The Eminence speaker is supposed to be pretty close to a Legend, modified by Fender. The NOS versions come with Italian Jensen speakers.

  Opinión Global

  The perfect little Fender combo. Probably one of Fenders best innovations in the last few decades. I’ve seen these used in all kinds of applications, they make perfect bedroom/college dorm amps, yet still have enough power on tap for jams and concerts. The best part is, they can be had used for around $300 which is almost a steal considering what it is. I’m not a fan of many current production amps, but they really did a great job with this one, I find myself recommending it regularly.
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• 25/06/10

  La opinión de mooseherman (traducción) Mejorar esta traducción "I love this amp!"

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  Características

  This is a tube amp made by Fender, one of the most well-known and loved Fender tube amps in existence. There are reverb, master, middle, bass, treble, "Fat", and volume controls on the amp. There is only one channel. The amp has 15 watts of power. There is a simple 1/4" input. The amp has a 12" speaker.

  Utilización

  Getting a good sound out of this is pretty easy. It has a similar sound to most Fender amps when in the normal mode. The controls are enough to really tweak the sound a bit, but the amp is basically gonna sound like a Fender amp regardless. The "fat" setting, though, is where the amp gets its name. It definitely fattens the sound up nicely for blues. Between the EQs and the two settings, this amp delivers plenty.

  Sonoridades

  This amp sounds phenomenal. It's bright and sparkly with just enough low end and middle to round it out. With the "fat" switch depressed, it's a thick, rich tone that still shines on top. I really love the sound of the "fat" setting with a Fender Strat, or even a Les Paul. It's just a rich, meaty sound that recalls the Fender Twin's classic sound, as well as the Champ. It does have it's own distinct qualities though.

  Opinión Global

  I think the sound of this amp is obviously the best thing about it, it's got such a great tone. It really brings out the sound of the instrument well, and it's crystal clear while still being gritty. The "fat" setting alone sets it apart from the rest. While not distorting it per se, it definitely enhances it to rock it a bit more. I think that this is a reasonably priced amp considering what some of the other Fender Amps tend to go for.
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42 opiniones de miembros sobre Fender [Hot Rod Series] Blues Junior en francés

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17 opiniones de miembros sobre Fender [Hot Rod Series] Blues Junior en inglés

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