Outstanding Amp

There is no Holy Grail; there is no greatest guitar, amp, pedal, player, composer or showman etc.—everything is subjective. You like apples; I like oranges. You like metal; I like blues. Nobody's right if everybody's wrong.

I am just another sergeant in the vast worldwide army of music loving musicians. I have no ambitions beyond the simple joy of making music. It really doesn't matter if it's good or bad, and nobody has to like it but me.

Although I would absolutely love to get my money for nothing and my chicks for free, that's not the goal. I just want to bang on the drum all day; and when I can't do that, I wanna rock and roll all nite and party every day. Anything beyond that is a bonus.

I have Strat's, LP's, Martin's and an Ovation; along with Fender, Marshall and Roland amps. I might as well list my Yamaha piano and Ludwig and Pearl Drums as well. Love 'em all, each-and-every one.

My latest Fender Pro Jr. III addition is no exception. Its sweet tone, lightweight and bang for the buck make it a highly practical and easy choice for a general purpose, multiple genre tone machine—think blues, rock, jazz and other similar possibilities.

Unfortunately, like all tube amps, it's way overpriced. Get one before they increase the price.

Amazing

I went to my local music store and was looking for something smaller and that had EL84's in it. I saw this thing and thought it was a joke, all i can say is WOW. I got an Ibanez Ts-808 abnd was blown away by the tone it had. If you are a pedal junkie, this amp is suited for pedals.
Its a great purchase!

Great Little Amp

I was looking for a tube amp that could replace my Fender Hot Rod Deluxe. I loved the tone of the Hot Rod, but it just had too much power for my studio, I could never turn it up above 1 on the volume knob. I was at Gearfest and took my problem to one of the reps there and he immediately took me to the Pro Junior III. I was a little skeptical at first, the Pro Junior only has one tone knob on it, no high, mid and low like my Hot Rod had. Also how was a 10" speaker with 15 watts going through it going to sound. And finally, was 15 watts enough power. Well, I didn't need to worry about any of those things, the Pro Junior delivers great tube tone with plenty of power. In fact I rarely turn the volume above 3, this thing is amazing. The Sweetwater rep told me Jeff Beck is touring with 2 of these amps, and I can see why. If you are looking for a tube amp that can really deliver, take a serious look at the Pro Junior III.