Fender Blues Junior IV Overdrive Stacking (Tube Screamer, Blues Driver, Compressor) 

Thank You, yeah Atlantic is awesome :)

Heard the DuoTime?? Amazing!!

Thank You :) This combo had a Celestion Creamback but the video was recorded using IR's Bogner 4x12 with Greenbacks in stereo (two different mics)

It's super easy to connect, You just have to unplug the speaker (it's plugged in to the amp outside on the chassis), and use a speaker cable (You have to buy one, but they are not very expensive) to connect the speaker output of the amp to the speaker input on the Captor (in this case 8 ohm Torpedo Captor, because Blues Jr. has a 8ohm speaker). From the Captor You can use Your built in speaker if You can put Torpedo Captor behind the amp (so the built in speaker cable can reach it) just plug the speaker into the normal or -20db (much more quiet) output. You can use speaker or just play quiet with headphones, and You can use it with the xlr or jack outputs together. I preferred using normal jack output, because i could use my stereo delay and reverb pedals after the amp and the captor, and from there straight in to my PC Soundcard line in with stereo mini jack with Wall Of Sound IR plugin for speaker emulation. With -20db You can play with good sound, and not very loud. And You can play with the amp and with stereo effects on Your stereo speakers simultaneously, it sounds amazing! :) Go for it :) (just never Use Your amp without the speaker or Torpedo Captor plugged in.

@@lucaszembrzuski Yes, I already knew a lot of things that you have explained: the 8ohms thing, that the amp cannot be used without a speaker connected to the torpedo or speaker or charging box or goodbye amp but thanks for warning me, super great and very well explained . Thank you very much for the inconvenience. I will listen to you and I can already use the junior blues or amps to come at home.

@@lucaszembrzuski very interesting the conections of pedals and use another IR plug-in than the torpedo one . I take note if in the future if I will need help for better results I will ask in private or communicate with you with my mail. Thank you for all . Very kindly and clever. I start this year with home recordings but I want I little more quality need investment money for products it's normal I like tube sound amp my own amp for better control of my sound . Also needs to be quiet because I don't use valve amps in my flat only in the rehearsal room but I this moments is in my room I can't connect and use I use a cheap mustang for practice and home recordings I want a minimum quality now. I have Blues junior 3 limited edition with celestion V30 and a lot of quality pedals only use in other place where I practice with friends.But now in my flat I want take advantage of the quality of my beloved valves. Because I cannot play in the rehearsal room, for a long time due to serious medical problems and now even less due to the coronavirus. So I only play with a cheap Mustang, and record minor home recordings with it, I'll tell you in the future, I'll see the options and if I find a second-hand Torpedo Captor. The charging cable is the least, although I will buy or send to manufacture a quality one. Thanks for everything we are in contact. you for all . Salute from Spain

@@lucaszembrzuski what about the Captor X?

@Matt Gilbert what about it? it's awesome :) i got tired of tube amps maintance, and i use Strymon Iridium now for headphones & recording, and Boss Nextone Stage as a clean pedal platform (it's really good for a tubeless).

IMO yes, but: - do not use fuzz or distortion pedals if You are not playing loud, it has a treble bleed citcuit, that makes is sound really nice when You play clean and quiet, it kinda stops making harder clipping drive pedals fizzy when You crank it because the natural compression kills some of the highs. - if You want to play it with backing tracks at home, record it or play it live with a band it's ok, If You want just to sit down and play it after work to relax, the boxyness of small enclosure really kills the mood for me, i sold it since, and i had a Hot Rod Deluxe IV and it was perfect. Now i use Ibanez TSA15 combo, it's 15 watt 2x 6v6, it's a small combo with 12 inch speaker and it does not sound boxy at all, it does not have a reverb though and it's mostly clean, only with built in tube screamer circuit as a drive "channel". I just use TC HOF 2 Mini reverb in effects loop and it's perfectly usable, i had to remove a capacitor from volume pot (it also has a treble bleed just like Blues Junior). Over all, If you don't plan to use alot of drive pedals and high gain, it's a great little amp, i plan to get it myself again because i miss the nice bluesy breakup tones i got with it, just mind the boxyness because it could be a frustrating thing if You don't like it.