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March 3rd, 2008, 08:08 AM
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Tweed Blues Jr vs. "stock"
I just got a deal on a "blem" BJ tweed so I jumped on it - I have been wanting one for a long time due to the uber-cool looks. I have a Pro Jr that I love and the BJ is more of the same - I tried a stocker out at the local store and loved it.
I guess what I am asking is how much different is this from a stock black Blues Jr sound wise? I play a G&L ASAT & Ibanez Jet King - the black Blues Jr absolutely loves the Jet King - what a cool retro-tone. I know this is a Tele page & they are my first love but this Jet King 2 is a TRIP! Thanks all! 
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March 3rd, 2008, 08:14 AM
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I"m pretty sure that the circuit in the amps is identical. I've heard all kinds of stories about speaker upgrades and such in the 'special editions', though, and I'd guess that the difference between the stock Emi and, saaay, a Vin30 is probably a significant change all by itself.
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