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Very nice 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Wow this is amazing

Tab is missing the open b pull off just FYI, should be 530 it's an Important note 😊

Hi John - Lesson request - Gary Moore - Red House (Blues For Jimi)

Thanks for the comparo. I am buying the LYR

Hello John!!! Incredible. Thanks so much for your great lesson. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻😀

Thanks for this John. Great tone btw 😊

Thx again. Generally speaking, I prefer anything over blues tips, but if you’re going to do it, B.B. is a fine choice. A true giant. 👑🎸🤙

Noice

instant subscribe. some of us learn best this way. thank you. looking forward to more 🤙🎸🧠

I can’t imagine how loud that must be…I’ve never got above 3-4

Could you do a tutorial on that little intro in the beginning?

Just stumbled across this. fifty years playing acoustic and just learning electric. This takes a lot of the mystery out of using the blues jr and I suspect many other amps. Thanks for putting this out there for us.

Thanks man. You've put my mind at rest as iam waiting on Blues junior 3 iam purchasing and was concerned as my main pedal is Big muff. Cheers.

Nice

It sounds absolutely shit. No beef. No substance. Just ear-piercing treble. I hate that sound. Just thin.

I have had mine for about a year and it is a beautiful amp

Already at volume 3 and master 12 it’s too damn loud. So, I got a Warmdrive and use it to get a decent preamp overdrive sound at volume level 2.

I think a basic rule while playing a blues junior, escpeially tweed, is to scoop the mids (like at 2). It really opens up and sounds less boxy. At least for me

TF is a JTM 800?

I don’t see the problems. My Jr amp was easy to dial in and it sounds awesome.

SUENA MUY BIEN Y ME TRAEN BELLOS RECUERDOS ROMANTICOS

Sitting’ in a company truck in Winston Salem, NC totally blasting this in a nice, quiet neighborhood on a beautiful sunny day!!! Thank you!!! Sounds great man!!!

Got Live at the Regal 😎

Thank you great video, 4 helpful reference guitar sounds using the fender blues junior.

sounds great

Dude, nice job, thank you so much!

Messi

Great video , but he did not speak of what the fat switch does & how it boost & changes your tone for a solo . Also there is a footswitch jack next to the speaker plug . I use a foot switch with mine for a fat lead boost . Rock on!!

very well done

Thanks again for showing us this stuff!!!

Thank you

Paying my respects to the king B.B. King ❤🙏🏾

Love this, are there tabs for this please?

My blues horizon gets wider and wider. Great sound & playing 😎

Big help, thanks a bunch, Strat Player! 😄

Nicely done sir. Now I go practise.Greetings from Holland.

Wish you were here is a PF song. Wish I was half as good is more my style 😂

Thank you for sharing those licks. Cheers from Indonesia.

To’ work the amp in its sweet spot you’ve got to crank both the pre- and the power amp to 12, switch off the fat-switch and turn down the mids to 2-3 maximum and work the rest with your guitar volume/tone knobs. And yes, it’s insanely loud, like all fender amps.

Happy Memorial Day, even though you’re nowhere near the States! That sounds & looks great! You always sound great dude!!!

Nice but without an attenuator these settings would melt the walls and deafen anyone within 100yds...

I don’t know how I missed this video but I’m tuned in now dude! Thank you!!!

Wow, enjoy 😎

Red Hose sounded good - the rest sounded tinny and kinda cheap.

Epic

Hi John, I have just discovered your channel and am amazed at the range of information that you cover. I have almost viewed everyone of your videos in a single day. I am hoping you can share some gems on the problem I have in finding a good blues setting on my guitar & amp. I am in my mid 70's and want to play a bit of blues to satisfy myself. I like a nice smooth creamy tone for blues (Always difficult to describe) with a bit bite when played hard. I have a 1980's MIJ Strat and a 2017 Strat American Pro. My amp is a fully loaded Lazy J J10 amp with spring reverb. Any suggestions on what I should do to get a good tone?

What version of the Blues Jr. is yours?

You possibly should have said something about the overall volume in the room which these settings produce - with that sort of Hendrixy first sound you had the Master on 11 and Volume (which is sort of "Pre") on 8. I'm actually pretty confident my bandmates would consider killing me if I cranked my BJ to these settings in our rehearsal room... That being said I do think resp. even positively now that cranking the Blues Junior’s Master to somewhere between 10 and 12 is a good way to go get the amp to respond really dynamically to the pick an to get a really "solid" tone (even if that means you have to set the normal Volume/Pre to just 3 or 4 to avoid being too loud for your bandmates wellbeing). However, you'll then have to use some overdrive or distortion pedal for a certain amount of grid. But that's not bad either, as you can easily dial in the right - possibly not that much - amount of overdrive on the pedal without affecting the overall loudness so much. If you listen closely to many Blues guys who have a seemingly "hefty" tone, you may find that they actually don't have THAT much distortion and compression at all. There is a certain solidness of tone that springs very much rom driving the power tubes sufficiently (i.e. setting the Master high enough).

Thank you very much! Excellent video lesson! 👏👏👏👍