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I appreciated the blind test format. It allowed me to formulate my own opinion without bias. Thanks!

Great video. Just what i need to end the dilema. Great idea about the blind test. I just agree 100% whit you toughts. Great tone by the way.

i don't know what you are looking for but swapping the first preamp tube is also a good way to revoice the amp and change the point of breakup if you want. the best tubes are vintage rca,ge and mullards. a ge at v1 will clean the amp, lower the midrange great for humbuckers or p90's ,rca's are ideal for american crunch with more midrange, and mullards are the sweetest for distortion ,enjoy!

I put a texas heat in my tweed blues junior. Took a lot of the shrillness out of it. Gig it every weekend.

I like them all. I think I prefer the Jensen on this recording mostly for the high, the brightness. One thing I saw is that the cup in the center does much of the high frequencies, chaging just the cap for a mesh one can remove the harshness from a speaker as is done in the new vintage-30. Thanks for the video, great sound great playing!

Emi, what a woman tone at the end. But at the beginning of the test it was blunt.

Stay away from the reissues. Normally Fender special designs are decent, but the junk they put in reissue amps is insulting for how much they cost. Figure in the cost an upgraded speaker buying Fender reissues IMO. The C10r being the worst.

Nice

I liked a and b best what ones were they?

The Jensen needs a fairly long break in, it improves a lot in smoothness with time and use, it needs a very long break in to break in and sound great, I'm delighted with mine.

I liked B. The Jensen. But knowing myself, If I was in the room (and not listening to a recording) I would probably prefer the eminence.

I really like the binding job you have done, that’s the thing that put me off tributes etc, but if I can do what you did I might save some money and do the same. I notice you put binding on the neck too?..would love to know more details and see more close pics of it. A tutorial vid would be a good one for views too , your the only guy I have seen actually do the neck as well as the body Subbed😊

My Blues Jr. IV is the black one -- comes with a Celestion A-Type, not the Jensen. I found the Jensen harsh and tinny especially when overdriven. I liked the Celestion Vintage 30 best but maybe that's because I am used to the (cheaper) Celestion A-Type! Also liked the Cannabis Rex.

Great work! how did you do the binding?

The order that I liked. 1) V30 2) Eminence 3) Jensen. (It was fine at clean, but was unpleasant as the gain increased.)

Very good video bro 👏 i have an eminence red white and blues speaker and i love the way it pairs with the blues Junior

The tribute is a real Les Paul. The only difference is the growl isn’t as low. Say what you want, nothing growls like a Les Paul. If you don’t understand that, don’t own one.

Do you have a link, or a more specific comment on what product you used for the binding on the guitar?

The vintage 30 really stands out, very forward sound, not boxy, the cannabis is too muddy, I have had the same experience you have had with the Jensen, the Jensen C2N tends to get raspy when driving it with overdrive but they have a particular sound and like you said you need to work with it and coax out the sound you want.

I'm sure whatever the collectors say about these, they're buying them up. They'll be rare soon.

Love it

Any Epiphone or Gibson is a real Les Paul where do you content creators come up with such ridiculous BS titles? Many are getting tired of it

Super geil man. Wirklich gelungen!

..my advice is to buy a Fender guitar.

Gibson Les Paul😍❤❤❤😍 A small percentage of people say unreal, usually because they don't know everything about Les Pauls. I owned the Tribute until recently and sold it for $300 more than I bought it for because I needed money. A Honeyburst Tribute sounds great and looks absolutely beautiful. There's a lot of magic about it. The fact that it's no longer produced increases its value with each passing year. I once saw an old Tribute that had been used a lot by its owner... this guitar looked exactly like one of the $100,000 bursts!

I almost sold my blues junior, thanks.

Id say the celestion is the best because its in between and you can eq to get to either other speaker kinda. I like type a celestian though in a blues jr

First thing I did when I got Blues Junior was change the speaker to an Eminence Cannabis Rex .....

It’s crazy to me that people ask if speakers make a difference in tone/sound…do pickups!?

what's your amp settings? sounds great!

It has a maple neck-which was to save cost. So, no it’s not a real Les Paul.

In the movie what was in the case?

Someone is trying their best to cheer me up ,just need a hug and i will be good✌️

Nice!

yeah we happy

Out of all 3 speakers My favorite was the B, The Jensen, I also liked A, the Celestion, I think C was a no for me after the second test. They all did good in overdrive But A and B were better all around speakers and to me the clean sound is the most important. Great video and nice playing. Celestion held right in there but I noticed did not have the volume as the Jensen. I am glad I did not have to make the choice .

Great playing

Good video thanks

Brilliant. Actually brilliant. 😊

I have this amp, and I love it. Whilst watching, I though B was going to be the Vintage 30, as I assumed it would sound the best so quite pleased to know I have the speaker I like in my amp.

I have a Greenback that came in mine, and it definitely sounds very different than a Blues Jr. with a Jensen.

Sound good 👍 😮

Just stopped in to answer the question posed by the thumbnail: Yes. Speakers are what matters most in any guitar signal chain.

Cannabis rex sounds best.

@Maikonguitar VERY NICE!!!!!! This just made my evening/night.

Great Comparison, I enjoyed the format you've used. Another thing about speakers is their efficiency rating/volume. I've an old Marshall I was running with a pair of Vintage 30s, it was just to loud for what I was doing. I switched to a pair of classic Greenbacks (which are less efficient) and the volume dropped by almost half. Check the speaker's measured sensitivity, the Vintage 30s are rated at is 100 dB. The Greenback speakers measure only 98 dB of sensitivity (a significant reduction in sound pressure level). Just my $.02 Cents, you can really customize an amplifier for specific needs/uses by changing speakers.

Nice ‘68 RI Goldtop 👍

Yep. I have a Gibson Les Paul Standard 60s and a Fender BJ IV. Perfect combination. I actually like the BJ IV better than my Twin Reverb.

Only a good player understands how effective a blues junior can be. Good guitar straight in with a little Reverb and your in business. Enjoy that beautiful gold top sir.

Gotta say I don't like any of them, but the CRex if my choice was limited to these three. Surprised at the Vintage 30, thought it would trounce the others.