The ZT Lunchbox Junior Amp
SKU:
LBJ1S
$199.00
$199.00
- Pro-quality tone for jazz gigs or crank the gain for beefy fuzz from a combo amp just 6 inches tall
- The ultimate desktop/recording amp - takes up no space but sounds great!
- Powers 9V pedals
- 12V Power option so you can take the Junior anywhere
- Switchable 115V/230V for international travel
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The Lunchbox Junior is a Premier Guitar magazine Premier Gear award winner!
Lunchbox Junior Amplifier - Pro Sound For Desktop Or Stage
Huge Sound, Battery-Powered Option & Pedal Power
The Lunchbox Junior is an incredible-sounding, pro-grade, mini portable guitar amp. This amp can be powered by a regular wall outlet or on the go with the ZT Battery Pack or Car Adapter Cable (both sold separately). It also has a 9V power output to drive your pedals! You can run your whole rig without an outlet in sight and still generate up to 117 dB, making this the perfect mix of portability and power.
The Junior doesn’t have the Lunchbox’s super high output capability, but it still puts out rich tone and a surprising amount of volume for a small amp only half the size and weight of the ZT Lunchbox amp (5 lbs! talk about lightweight!). Jazz players love it for mid-volume gigs, and it’s great for recording and home use because it takes up almost no space, and it sounds so much bigger than it is. With simple yet flexible controls that take you from warm and mellow to hyper-fuzz, it's just an all-around fun amp.
The Junior received a Premier Gear award from Premier Guitar magazine in 2012. In the review, Matthew Holliman wrote, “The size-to-volume ratio is nothing short of remarkable. There is a fantastic, tube-like warmth that you just don’t hear in many solid-state rigs…I heard a character-rich set of overtones and each note had a pleasing roundness.” Jake Kelly of American Songwriter wrote in his review: "I've had situations where this portable amp would have been the way to go without giving up any tone. Frankly, I've been lugging around too much amp."
No matter what other amps you own, the ZT Junior is a must have, especially if you need a portable, battery-powered amplifier kit in your stable!
The Lunchbox Junior is an incredible-sounding, pro-grade, mini portable guitar amp. This amp can be powered by a regular wall outlet or on the go with the ZT Battery Pack or Car Adapter Cable (both sold separately). It also has a 9V power output to drive your pedals! You can run your whole rig without an outlet in sight and still generate up to 117 dB, making this the perfect mix of portability and power.
The Junior doesn’t have the Lunchbox’s super high output capability, but it still puts out rich tone and a surprising amount of volume for a small amp only half the size and weight of the ZT Lunchbox amp (5 lbs! talk about lightweight!). Jazz players love it for mid-volume gigs, and it’s great for recording and home use because it takes up almost no space, and it sounds so much bigger than it is. With simple yet flexible controls that take you from warm and mellow to hyper-fuzz, it's just an all-around fun amp.
The Junior received a Premier Gear award from Premier Guitar magazine in 2012. In the review, Matthew Holliman wrote, “The size-to-volume ratio is nothing short of remarkable. There is a fantastic, tube-like warmth that you just don’t hear in many solid-state rigs…I heard a character-rich set of overtones and each note had a pleasing roundness.” Jake Kelly of American Songwriter wrote in his review: "I've had situations where this portable amp would have been the way to go without giving up any tone. Frankly, I've been lugging around too much amp."
No matter what other amps you own, the ZT Junior is a must have, especially if you need a portable, battery-powered amplifier kit in your stable!
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FEATURES
SPECIFICATIONS
CONTROLS Volume, Tone, Gain, Speaker On/Off ACCESSORIES (sold separately) Lunchbox Junior Carry Bag Battery Pack Pedal Cable Kit Car Adapter Cable |
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