Fender Blues Junior Tweed pt.2

The Fender Hot Rod family became synonymous with being great pedal platform amps. The bigger Deluxe, DeVille and Blues Deluxe amps have loads of clean headroom from big power sections that take pedals incredibly well. The Blues Junior is 15 watts, so it does not have quite the same headroom on tap. For Pt. 2, I have set mine up to approximate the Fender Hot Rod pedal platform sound: predominantly clean, but with just a tiny bit of hair and compression from the amp itself. That little bit of compression and grit makes everything feel more compliant and easier to play. Same 666 EQ as Pt. 1 😈: TREBLE 6 MIDDLE 6 BASS 6 MASTER 6 GAIN 6 FAT OFF Each capture uses one setting that I like for that pedal. These are not intended to document every possible knob position, just to capture the character and gain structure of each drive. Pedals: - Analog Man King of Tone (Left, Right, Stacked) - BBE 427 Distortion - Boss BD-2W Blues Driver - Boss OD-2R Turbo OverDrive - Boss OD-3 - Cornerstone Gladio - Crazy Tube Circuits Stardust V2 - DigiTech Bad Monkey - Fulltone OCD V2 - Ibanez TS808 - Mad Professor Sweet Honey Deluxe - MXR M77 Custom Badass Modified O.D. - Nobels ODR-1 30th Anniversary Gold - NUX Morning Star - RYRA The Klone - TC Electronic MojoMojo - Xotic SL Drive These are direct captures of the amp and pedals through the power section, with no cabinet or speaker baked in. Pair them with an IR of your choice. I have been really enjoying Tonejunkie's Fender-style IRs for these. Enjoy ✌️