Princeton Reverb and a Blues Jr. together?

[teleboli]

I have a PRRI already and I have a chance at a sightly used Blues Jr. at a good price. The only reason I'd get the Jr. is maybe to run both at the same time. Has anyone tried this OR what do you think of the idea?

[eugenedunn]

Depends on your need for the extra power, I guess. Personally, I'd rather spend the dough and buy an extension cab for the PRRI.

Say, a 1x15 with either a JBL, EV, Weber California or Weber Michigan...... Try that on fer size.

I had a SFPR that I used to run with a 1x15 Electrovoice 15L extension cab. You get the warmth and sparkle of the Princeton with extra low-end girth. IT GUD

[billd13]

I have a PRRI and a Blues Junior with C12N in it and run them together some times recording them onto two separate channels. Sounds pretty good to me. I have thought of playing a couple of shows with the 2 of them together for a fuller sound.

[91xlntS-3]

Never played thru a PR, but have run 2 Bjrs in a stereo set up. Makes for a "bigger" sound (more full). Maybe run an A/B/Y and set one for clean and one for distortion? I love the way a BJr sounds overdriven! Just a thought...

[maestrovert]

i've been runnin' a '63 Princeton in stereo with a B-Jr(rewired P2P) for quite some time....i'm not currently gigging, but when i was, i kept one near me and put the other on the other side of the bass drum...
it's a delicious spread, and simultaneously helps keep the stage vol levels down while being enough for everyone to hear clearly....

Try it, i think you'll like it

[Billm]

If it's rewired P2P (you mean eyelet board, right?) it's not a Blues Junior anymore. If you went with S2, which replacement board did you choose?

[maestrovert]

Originally Posted by Billm

If it's rewired P2P (you mean eyelet board, right?) it's not a Blues Junior anymore. If you went with S2, which replacement board did you choose?

True, but it's the same cab n' speaker....mine's the Jim & Leo circuit...