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Location: Colorado Rocky Mountains | Superb protection for your Shen Jr. This one is padded, fits snug, and is an excellent means of protecting your amp from dirt, dust, stains, nicks, dents, and everything else that happens on the way to the gig or just sitting in your bandroom. Makes a great stocking stuffer if you have really big feet and are probably available for the rest of the line. I need one for the Pro as well. Thanks much, Al.
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Location: NJ | when Brad contacted me for a cover I was shocked to find out that Genz offered them. they were not cheap but when it came I was pleasantly surprised.
very nice cover for a very cool amp
enjoy!!!!! |
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| Cool - but this has always been a pet gripe of mine. Amps/cabinets should come with a padded cover included, not a $50-$80 extra. But they all do it - unspoken cartel or what? |
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Location: NJ | just like when you buy a car now they don't always come with a spare tire.
when I bought my first guitar I got a free set of strings, a strap, picks, and a kiss from the store owner's wife.....those were the days |
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| So long as we don't get a kiss from you, Al, we're good. |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | A Cover For Junior
And I thought this was gonna be a thread about condoms ... |
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Location: Cicero, NY | Nice cover! E sent, Al. |
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Location: Cicero, NY | Hey, Prof! Did you put those casters on the bottom of your Jr? Great idea! |
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Location: Colorado Rocky Mountains | Originally posted by Weaser P:
Hey, Prof! Did you put those casters on the bottom of your Jr? Great idea! Yes. They're particularly handy for moving the amp around on hardwood floors. |
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Location: Cicero, NY | Does it impose on the lean-back feature of the Jr? I would guess that would depend on the height of the casters... |
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Location: Colorado Rocky Mountains | Originally posted by Weaser P:
Does it impose on the lean-back feature of the Jr? I would guess that would depend on the height of the casters... Yes, these do hamper the lean-back feature in my application because I positioned the rear casters at the outer edge of the cabinet. By moving them in an inch or so, the lean-back feature can be retained. This is how Fender does it. I really don't intend to use the lean-back feature on the Jr., so it wasn't important to me. If I do need upward sound projection, I'll use an amp stand. |
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Location: Blue Ridge Mountains | A Cover For Junior
And I thought this was gonna be a thread about condoms ... Dunno Dave; Wouldn't it have been called "A Cover for BigUn" then? Of course: ymmv
Back on topic: Just ordered one for the Shen 60 Stereo...Thanks Al! |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | That reminds me I need to get mine back from the guy who borrowed it this summer. |
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Location: Florida Central Gulf Coast | Originally posted by (Mauvais) Beal:
That reminds me I need to get mine back from the guy who borrowed it this summer. Never, ever take a loaned out condom back! :eek: |
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