Fender Blues Junior III Royal Blood Limited Edition
Merkki: Fender
Tuotekoodi: 234716
Merkki: Fender
Tuotekoodi: 234716
Fender Blues Junior III Royal Blood Limited Edition
Combining refined, elegant looks and gorgeous sound, this Fender modern classic is a cut above! British Red covering and Wheat grille cloth compliment the warmth and grunt of a Celestion Greenback speaker. This iconic speaker is known for its classic crunch and pairs perfectly with this amp’s angrier side. The Blues Junior III is a 15-watt warm-toned, longtime favorite - the perfect grab-and-go tube amp for stage and studio. It is known for the fat mid tones characteristic of EL-84 output tubes, warm 12AX7 preamp tube overdrive, real spring reverb, simple control layout, footswitchable FAT boost and external speaker capability. Unique features to this amp include: British Red covering, Wheat grille cloth, 12” 8-ohm Celestion Greenback speaker for woody cleans and chucky overdrive. Also includes “Limited Edition“ FSR badge. Additional features include: “Sparkle” circuit mod, rattle-reducing shock absorbers for the EL84 tubes. Vintage-size jewel light. Limited Edition of 300 pieces for Europe.
Specs
Amplifier Type: Tube
Speaker: 12”, 8-ohm Celestion Greenback speaker
Impedance: 8Ohms
Output Power: 15 watts
Preamp Tubes: 3x 12AX7
Power Tubes: 2x EL84
Rectifier: Solid State Rectifier
Inputs: 1 Input
Controls: Reverb, Master, Middle, Bass, Treble, "Fat" Switch, Volume
Covering/Grille Cloth: British Red vinyl covering and Wheat grille cloth
Height: 16" (40.6 cm)
Width: 18" (45.72 cm)
Depth: 9.18" (23.31 cm)
Weight: 31 lbs. (14.06 kg)
Cover: Optional Amplifier Cover Available
Legalese: Product Prices, Features, Specifications and Availability Are Subject To Change Without Notice
Unique FSR Features: British Red vinyl covering and Wheat grille cloth, a 12” Celestion Greenback speaker
and a “Limited Edition” FSR badge.
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