Friedman JJ Jr Head

Here are some captures of the Friedman JJ Jr Head. This is a great sounding 20w head that is no longer in production. BE & JBE modes sound great with a 4x12 Marshall Greenback IR. Also works well with V30 IRs. Clean Channel is based on a Vox-style circuit and works better with an open back 2x12 IR (Celestion Blues, Greenbacks, etc.) The clean channel doesn't really do super uber clean. But it does offer a nice variety of tones. As the volume gets turned up it gets more crunchy. I like to boost amps with overdrive pedals for more aggressive tones. I usually use separate pedals/captures in conjunction with my amp tones for a more modular/flexible approach. I've included some captures with JBE & BE boosted with a Way Huge Green Rhino (Tube Screamer-style circuit) and a Boss Super Overdrive to give you an idea of what the amp sounds like boosted. I've also included some captures of the Clean channel boosted with a Diamond Marquis Germanium Treble Booster for some Queen-inspired mid-forward tones. CALIBRATION: Input Calibration: +6.56 dBu Output Calibration: No Value GEAR USED: RJM Mastermind LT Midi Controller Apple Mac Mini Midas Venice F32 Mixer / Interface Radial X-Amp Reamp Box Oscillator Devices Midi ABY (switching between guitar and reamp) Voodoo Lab Hex (loop switcher for overdrives) Way Huge Green Rhino Overdrive Mk IV Boss Super Overdrive SD-1 Diamond Marquis Germanium Treble Booster Friedman JJ Jr. Head Suhr Reactive Load FILE NAMING CONVENTIONS: Some devices truncate file names, which makes it very difficult to keep track of which file is actually in use. My preference is to keep names as short as possible using this format: AMP_CHANNEL_BOOST_OTHER AMP JJJR -Friedman JJ Junior CHANNEL CL - Clean Channel BE - BE Mode - Lower gain, less compressed JBE - JBE Mode - Higher gain, more compressed BOOST NB - No Boost (no pedals in signal chain) GR - Way Huge Green Rhino (boosting amp) MGR - Diamond Marquis (germanium treble booster) SD1 - Boss Super Overdrive SD-1 (boosting amp) OTHER e = Internal note to identify which capture method iteration I've used # - Lower # = lower gain, Higher # = higher gain