Fender Pro Junior IV 1x10" 15-watt Tube Combo Amp
From its briefcase size to its 2-knob control set, the Fender Pro Junior is the picture of gigging simplicity. Its single 10-inch Jensen speaker, driven by a 15-watt tube quartet, is all the output and tonal diversity many players ever need. Version 4 of this modern classic features modified volume and tone circuits to better retain the punch, sparkle, and dynamics of your touch, even as you drive it hard. And drive this amp does: spinning the Volume knob past two o'clock adds a beautiful hard edge to chords and melodies. Presentationally, the fullness of Fender's most beloved Tweeds is seen here in the Pro Junior IV: the lacquered cabinet, '50s-era grille cloth, and stitched leather handle all hark back to Fender's most sought-after combos of the middle last century.
From its briefcase size to its 2-knob control set, the Fender Pro Junior is the picture of gigging simplicity. Its single 10-inch Jensen speaker, driven by a 15-watt tube quartet, is all the output and tonal diversity many players ever need. Version 4 of this modern classic features modified volume and tone circuits to better retain the punch, sparkle, and dynamics of your touch, even as you drive it hard. And drive this amp does: spinning the Volume knob past two o'clock adds a beautiful hard edge to chords and melodies. Presentationally, the fullness of Fender's most beloved Tweeds is seen here in the Pro Junior IV: the lacquered cabinet, '50s-era grille cloth, and stitched leather handle all hark back to Fender's most sought-after combos of the middle last century.
From its briefcase size to its 2-knob control set, the Fender Pro Junior is the picture of gigging simplicity. Its single 10-inch Jensen speaker, driven by a 15-watt tube quartet, is all the output and tonal diversity many players ever need. Version 4 of this modern classic features modified volume and tone circuits to better retain the punch, sparkle, and dynamics of your touch, even as you drive it hard. And drive this amp does: spinning the Volume knob past two o'clock adds a beautiful hard edge to chords and melodies. Presentationally, the fullness of Fender's most beloved Tweeds is seen here in the Pro Junior IV: the lacquered cabinet, '50s-era grille cloth, and stitched leather handle all hark back to Fender's most sought-after combos of the middle last century.
