Re: Small amp

[Russ Bradley <wbradley@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Well, I had always read that.  Getting the Pro Jr. pretty much proved it 
to me.  Not only does a 10" feedback less, it projects better than a 12" 
for harp, IMHO.  And we're not comparing apples and oranges here.  The 
Pro Jr. is the same circuit as the Blues Jr. except for the reverb.

Russ

Hambone Hamilton wrote:

> Are smaller speakers less prone to feedback?
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>> From: Russ Bradley <wbradley@xxxxxxxxxx>
>> Reply-To: Russ Bradley <wbradley@xxxxxxxxxx>
>> To: DL Terry <so_blue@xxxxxxx>
>> CC: * Harp-L <harp-l@xxxxxxxxxx>
>> Subject: Re: Small amp
>> Date: Wed, 05 Feb 2003 15:54:15 -0500
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>> Amen.  I just switched from a Blues Jr. to a Pro Jr. and got a huge 
>> boost in volume just from the 10" speaker being less prone to feedback.
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>> DL Terry wrote:
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>>> Others have said it, and I've run it into the ground:
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>>> Fender Pro Jr.
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>>> No frills, 2 knobs, CHEAP, and tone forever!
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>>> Really big tone for a small cheap amp
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