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The blues junior is like the one in the pic.
Now I am in my mid 30's and mostly record at home or jam with the guys once and a while! You would also get the added bonus of a pretty decent tremelo.
or a princeton reverb? Am about to buy a new amp, am between those two and I really can't decide .What do you suggest? I actually wnet with the Blues Deluxe.
I'd vote for the C-30 because it's better built and has more options, plus a wider range of tone, cleaner at higher volume and still can crunch pretty good. Did they stop making them?
They were okay, ran too hot, did a bias mod to one of them it was frying tubes in only a few months, and a few other things went wrong too. I know that it's not a straight ahead comparison, but if … One's an overpriced, crappy sounding 15 watt single channel amp, the other is a very good sounding 30 watt two channel amp that's well regarded as one of the best amp values out there. Pasted as rich text. And the distortion on a Blues Junior is absolutely useless. Clear editor. select the forum that you want to visit from the selection below. out of the two i'd choose a classic 30.... i own one and it's a pretty cool amp.
link above. All times are GMT-8. Circuitr is identical to the Classic 30. Make up your own mind. I had owned probably a half dozen amps and built 3 or 4 before I got a Blues Junior. before you can post: click the register link above to proceed. Display as a link instead, × I have a Blues Jr. (green board) and a Peavey Delta Blues, which I understand is a very similar circuit to their Classic series. Edit:Mostly I play blues classic and indie rock so I need good cleans and a nice breakup,I dont use any pedals yet,not interested in br00talz tones. It's probably the amp Fender makes that is the most similar to the Classic 30. Blues Guitar Lessons - StevieSnacks Blues Guitar Lessons, Fender Blues Junior TweedNOS - Gear Videos - StevieSnacks Blues Guitar Lessons, Billm Audio Billm Audio Blues Junior Mods, YouTube - Hendrix Tribute Red House/Voodoo Child, (You must log in or sign up to reply here. At the same time I also demoed a Blues Junior and honestly I thought it was the worst of the lot.
in this case i chose the fender but the cheap tubes lasted 3 months see my other post "fender crapping out" i dont know what the peavey uses.but fender does not have the quality they used to.
Well I want to buy whatever I buy from http://www.dv247.com/ which prices is so low but it doesnt have the delta blues amp.I would buy from another shop but it's too expensive.. And like someone said, add an ext cab and it gets huge, What about c15 ?I cant afford the c30 plus I want it to be as much portable as possible and I also want to play with it at home and not get arrested. classic 30 more headroom,great rock amp.but i think the fender reverb is better sounding.but as for gigging the peavey wins hands down imo.i used a classic 30 w/412 ext cab for hundreds of gigs and never failed me. I actually wnet with the Blues Deluxe.
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Classic 30. Ditto. Despite what some say, I get great Rock tones from my amp.
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Traded it for a Pro Jr. and like it better, tone and cleans are better. The Peavey is certainly more versatile stock for stock if you aren't using pedals.
I have a micro cube and as a practice amp I am astounded how good the little thing sounds. Did I read a thread the other day about the AC15's reverb being poor?
Those are very different amps. Mar 9, 2013 #1. dijos Tele-Afflicted. I've found the Peavey's clean channel to be quite good. check out the FAQ by clicking the
Not to hijack, but these are two I'd really like to compare. Invalid value '0' for parameter userid in method vB_Api_User::fetchProfileInfo.
They are here to help. All are welcome, from seasoned pros to absolute beginners. They don't get much love around here, but the Hot Rod Deluxe might be worth looking into. Note: Your post will require moderator approval before it will be visible. Check one out! I did own a Blues Jr. Beautiful, stellar clean tone. Mean, December 24, 2008 in Electric Guitars. Great natural breakup and if you put a Tubescreamer in front of it you can get smoe serious rock tones without much twaeking at all. And they can be a pretty good deal, too. And it sounds great.
Really you should get out there and play these for yourself though. Discussion in 'Amp Input - Normal or Bright' started by kriscius, Jan 5, 2011.
Plenty of headroom and it can get a ton of gain (sorry, teh br00talz) with a tube screamer in front of it.
To contact the forum owner hit the Contact Us link. My buddy has a Blues Jr and it doesn't touch the gain or saturation of the Peavey, BUT, the peavey does as good cleans as the fender IMO, so I'd go with the peavey for versatility. Re: fender blues jr vs. peavey classic 30 I think the classic 30 would be a more versatile amp. It was the one I really wanted but couldn't find at the time I bought mine. © 1995-2019 Harmony Central, Inc. All rights reserved. You could run pedals as some others have said but personally I like getting a nice distortion from my amp and then boosting THAT with a nice pedal. But honestly after hearing some youtube clips of them, I'm kind of happy I ended up with my crate.
I would go for an AC15 over either of those as well. Strat-Talk.com is an independent, member supported forum and is not affiliated with Fender Musical Instruments Corporation.
I own a classic 30 and I like it much better than any Blues Jr. Joined: Apr 22, 2008 Location: Indianapolis. These can be purchased new for $550 and worth the money from features and tone! I had the all the knobs cranked and same on the guitars and it just sounded really loud. Much more versatile amp that the junior.
Your link has been automatically embedded. One's an overpriced, crappy sounding 15 watt single channel amp.
I'm really pleased with my Classic 30. Princetone it's too expensive for my budget and I didnt really like the 2x10 speaker of delta blues.Now about, ac15 dont know it's more expensive and to my ears it does what the others do but it also weights more.
But my personal bias would be for a Crate V series.
Tough call because they are two very different amps.
). Not to hijack this thread but I was a Peavey Classic 50 fan/player all through the 90's.
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It gave me the exact tone that I was looking for. What about the 1x15 Delta Blues? Of course I didn't get to know it like I owned one. Your previous content has been restored. Again that's just you tube clips though. × If yu can, go and spend some time playing each and buy the one thats most pleasing to your ears. boards, particleboard etc.
I doubt you'll buy one and be pining for the other.
The only thing that got it growling a little bit was some old Les Paul and even then it wasn't very creamy. the last time I checked they were still made in the USA not Mexico like the new Jr's. Tech experts from Seymour Duncan are regularly on this forum, and are clearly labeled as employees of Seymour Duncan. Edit:Mostly I play blues classic and indie rock so I need good cleans and a nice breakup,I dont use any pedals yet. tone forum. You could get a new V18 cheap and they sound great. The cleans are on par with the jr., and the gain channel is great for mid to low gain rock blues stuff. It was a nice sounding amp but again very different from a blues jr. If this is your first visit, be sure to
Put a Tubescreamer in … I looked hard at both the Peavey Classic 30 and The Blues Jr.
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thin p.c. For the headroom, if nothing else - the Blues Jr. won't be able to put out clean sounds at a sufficient volume if there's a drummer present at all. I've never used the Peavey Classic 30, but I can tell you that I stopped looking for amps when I got my Blues Junior. I've played all three a couple times now and have listened to a bunch of YouTube reviews but am doing a poor job of just deciding on one. Or better yet do like I did and get one of the older USA made V1512's used. Maybe with different pedals or a speaker change. Classic 3- is nice, not a huge difference in Volume and lots of people have good things to say about them. or a princeton reverb? In my opinion, if you are mostly a clean to 20% gain player, the Fender would make a great choice. By
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I think either are excellent choices. Both are really quality amps and you can't go wrong with either.
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It would probably be my second choice though. This page was generated at 12:53 PM. I love my Blues Jr. more and more each day - but then again, I like the Blues and this baby was made for the Blues. I played the Peavey a few times.
peavey classic 30 vs pro jr vs blues jr?
It does have nice cleans,...I'll give it that,...but it's cleans aren't really too much better than Vox or Crate. I looked hard at both the Peavey Classic 30 and The Blues Jr. Now I am in my mid 30's and mostly record at home or jam with the guys once and a while! I mean if you like the fender clean sound specifically then OK.
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As for the Classic 30 I don't really have any experience. A speaker swap makes them even better, esp the Peavey.
Not to hijack this thread but I was a Peavey Classic 50 fan/player all through the 90's. It's just that these 2 amps were the best to find around that budget if you have something better to suggest go on and do it!
I've owned 2 Jr's and I say; "owned" for a good reason, turned up I couldn't get the cleans I wanted. (if you havent put the blue bulldog speaker to it). And! I have a Classic 20 head/cab combo and love it and played with a guy who had a Classic 30 combo. Posts: 1,476. I had a number of strats and teles plugged into that thing and I could not get it to break up.
Based on this, I think the Peavey would take pedals a bit better than the BJ. Those are very different amps. You cannot paste images directly. Powered by Invision Community, Am about to buy a new amp, am between those two and I really can't decide. Personally I really liked it. Without hesitation the Peavey if you're going to gig with it. I love my Blues Jr. and I also play the same styles of music you are into. They sounded a bit sterile to me. Another vote for the PV. There are tons of fans of the Blues Jr. and rightfully so because it's a good amp, but the combination of the Peavey's warmer tone, higher wattage, and lower price make it a no brainer for me. You may have to register
They have great clean tone and the dirt is amazing. and I didnt really like the 2x10 speaker of delta blues. Forget the Vox aint as good as the Jr's or the C-30.
Can you tell me a little more?
I've played an AC15 and it was nice but I didn't like either the cleans or the distortion as much as my Crate.
Here's a nice clip of some guy playing a V1512.
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