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    Default Got my Fender Pro Junior

    Now this a sweet sounding blues machine. It's 15 watts, and definitely louder than my Marshall Class 5 (although not a whole lot louder).

    It has a sweet chime to the clean tone, and it's a joy to play. It starts getting dirty after 12 o'clock, a sweet overdrive.

    I think I will replace the tubes in it, because I had "frying incident" with it when I got it, and it's very possible the tubes took a beating of out that. I'll ask Eurotubes what they recommend.

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    Congrats!
    Letting the smoke out is easy... getting it back in is very difficult!
    Glad it worked out
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    I get a little dirty after 12 O' Clock too, but only on weekends.

    Seriously, a friend of mine has one of these, and I was really impressed with the tone, as well as the fact that it sounds big for an amph that size. A very nice amph indeed. Good choice, Robert!
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    Robert,

    Did the tech say what happened to it? I take it that it wasn't that difficult to fix?


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    Quote Originally Posted by tunghaichuan
    Did the tech say what happened to it?
    He's not going to want to 'fess up publicly a 2nd time, Tung:

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    Quote Originally Posted by duhvoodooman
    He's not going to want to 'fess up publicly a 2nd time, Tung:

    http://www.thefret.net/showpost.php?...3&postcount=23
    Thanks, DVM. I didn't see that.

    It could have been a lot worse. I'm glad everything worked out okay.

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    It's all good. I don't want to talk about the reasons for its failures... dang right! So let's shut up about that and just enjoy the goodness of this little amph!

    I recorded a demo yesterday, but my micing situation brought crap results, so I redid it today with the camcorder's mic, and it sounds SOOO much better. I'll post the video on the tube tonight. It sounds great!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Robert
    ....so I redid it today with the camcorder's mic, and it sounds SOOO much better.
    Ol' Tone2theBone is lookin' pretty smart about now, eh RR?

    Can't wait to hear it!
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