Quick Fender Pro Jr Hack

Quick fix for the Pro Jr to keep it from vibrating away when on wood or tile flooring. I prefer the cork flat slates over rubber feet so I don't have the balancing issue on Stools or Amp stands.
Hope this helps some players out!
#hacks #fender #projr #projunior #amps #dominickarena

[@altemose_prime]

Great idea

[@los_rubos]

I’m so doing this! Cheers

[@GuitarsAndTea]

Cool tip! Keep it rockin 🤘

[@leosolis502]

Thank you.🎸

[@caferacer9939]

Awesome hack.

[@georgebradley1672]

Nice.

[@tatialo37]

NS here!!! Own a 2000 green board pro Jr. Unfortunately, hasn't been reliable!!! Using solid state amp for now. Has yours been reliable?

[@DominickArena]

I have a 20 year old USA model that's been solid! No issues. The one in the video is only like a week old and is the new 4 model. So I can't really say how reliable it is just yet. One thing I have learned thou is that all Pro Jrs run really Hot Bias. Running a hot bias will kill tubes quicker. If you have an amp shop near buy I would recommend to do a cool bias mod. It's basically replacing one resistor with a higher value. This will not only give ya a slightly slower break up but extend the lives of the tubes a lot.

[@1man1guitarletsgo]

I have a BDR, and the first thing I did when I got it was replace the metal floor-scratcher feet with plastic ones. Some might say that affects the tone, because the amp needs to be as one with the stage, but come on...

[@DominickArena]

Yeah I agree. Not big enough nor noticable to hear the cab resonate thru the stage. 😉

[@b.j.taylor9576]

You don't want to "be one" with a hollow stage or any hollow surface beneath an amp!@@DominickArena

[@b.j.taylor9576]

You actually killed two birds with one stone..you effectively decoupled from the floor as well, not picking up unpleasant resonances and artificial flabbiness!

[@DominickArena]

Right on! 😉

[@ioodyssey3740]

yeah, but that corky sound...

[@DominickArena]

@@ioodyssey3740 LOL 😂