FEATURES

• Modified preamp circuitry for increased fullness
• Spring reverb modified for smoothness
• Celestion G12M-65 Creamback speaker for warm cleans and midrange growl when cranked
• Commemorative Black Western covering and vintage Bassman grille cloth
• Chrome control panel with black chicken head knobs
• Leather handle

*Includes 1 button footswitch and fixed power chord
DESCRIPTION FOR over 30 years, the Fender Blues Junior has been a trusted companion on stages around the world, beloved by players across every genre.

The Blues Junior™ IV 30th Anniversary amplifier celebrates this legacy with a striking limited-edition version of the 15-watt classic. Wrapped in an elegant black western tooled vinyl covering and finished with a vintage-inspired brown and gold ’50s-style tweed grille cloth, this amp looks as iconic as it sounds. At its core is a Celestion® G12M-65 Creamback speaker, delivering a warm, vintage-voiced tone with tight low end—perfect for clean tones or saturated overdrive, and an ideal platform for pedal-driven setups. The modified preamp circuitry offers enhanced clarity and definition, ensuring your tone remains articulate even when pushed.

A vintage leather handle adds a refined, nostalgic touch, while each unit includes a special 30th Anniversary badge and a certificate of authenticity, marking this amp as a true collectible.

With classic Fender tone and limited-edition style, this anniversary model is a fitting tribute to a timeless favorite.
SPECIFICATIONS

• Type: Tube
• Number of Channels: Single
• Output Power: 15W
• Speaker Size: 1 x 12" Celstion G12M-65 Creamback
• Preamp Tubes: 3 x 12AX7
• Power Tubes: 2 x EL84
• Reverb: Spring Reverb
• EQ: 3-band EQ, Fat switch
• Inputs: 1 x 1/4"
• Footswitch I/O: 1 x 1/4" (FAT boost)
• Footswitch Included: 1 button
• Bias Type: Adjustable Fixed
• Construction Material: Black Western Tweed, Vintage Bassman Grille
• Power Source: Fixed AC cable
• Height: 16"
• Width: 18"
• Depth: 9.81"
• Weight: 31lbs

*Includes 1 button footswitch and fixed power chord