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Manufacturer Fender Musical Instruments Corporation Period 1990–present Electronics Power 15 Watts Technology Preamp Section: 3 × 12AX7 Power Section: 2 × EL84 Driver: 1 × 12'/8 Ohms Rectifier: Solid State Features Package Combo: 16' × 18' × 9.18' (40.64 × 45.72 × 23.31 cm) Cabinet Material: Wood Covering: Tolex or Diagonal Tweed Grille Brown or silver sparkle grille cloth Weight 31 lbs. (14.06 kg) Speakers Fender Special Design 50 watt Speaker Other Features Reverb, Fat Switch The Blues Junior is a introduced in 1995 by the. It is aimed at achieving the warm, tube-driven tone common in many styles of American and dating back to the 1950s, while remaining both portable and affordable. Fender frequently releases limited editions of the Blues Junior. All have the same electronic components and specifications but have cosmetic changes and often a different speaker, at varying prices.

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The Fender Blues Junior is most similar to the Fender Blues Deluxe, which adds a 'drive' channel, an effects loop, and uses 6L6GC output tubes for 40 watts of rated output. The Fender Blues Junior was introduced after the, but has entirely different circuitry other than EL84 output tubes rated at 15 watts.

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(June 2014) A set of three matched Groove Tubes 12AX7 preamp tubes and two matched Groove Tubes EL84 power tubes, graded according to Fender's specifications, are used in all factory Blues Juniors. The Blues Junior uses a nonadjustable power tube bias (no way to vary the bias point), but it is fairly 'hot' and can accommodate most matched pairs on the market. However, because they 'run hot', a common modification is to add a bias trim to enable adjustments to the idle current when switching tubes. References.