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IndyGuitarist releases DIY Fender Pro Junior mod guide
Submitted by GSite_Editor on Tue, 09/04/2007 - 06:40.
The latest guide in IndyGuitarist's DIY amp modification series is for the Fender Pro Junior. These video guides are a must-have for owners keen on pushing their amp to it's full potential.
DIY Guides for the Fender Pro Junior include:
- Bigger, fatter, fuller tone or clean it up with crispy bell like clean tones
- Make it less boxy by various methods, all tweakable to your needs
- give it less mids
- give it less highs
- give it more bass
- add a a ton of gain
- make it very clean with little distortion
- add a presence control
- add a master volume/gain control
- get a clearer tone with crisper sizzling highs (not ear piercing!)
- Includes mods for all versions of the amp
Also included is a new "where to buy parts" guide that includes catalog numbers for mouser.com and links for SmallBearElec.com
IndyGuitarist has provided a soundclip after some mods, stock speaker and cabinet.
Full details can be found at http://www.indyguitarist.com/ampmods.htm
For $19.95, you can't go wrong.
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