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Roland JC-22 with baritone

Found a nice price on Reverb for a Jazz Chorus/JC-22 (30 watt 2x6.5 combo). I have played JC-120s years ago and loved the cleans, but that is WAY more amp than I will ever need at this stage of my life.

I'm looking for pristine cleans for surfy, spaghetti western sounds, as well as some darker, jazzier tones. And of course, that amazing chorus. I would be using this in a low-volume, baritone guitar/standard guitar instrumental duo. Not concerned about gainier sounds.

I do wonder if the lower notes (I play in B standard) might fart out with the 6.5" speakers. Has anyone played a baritone or bass VI through one of these? Thoughts?

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u/Sea-Professor-9732 — 11 days ago
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Low Jazzmaster

2010 (I think) MIJ '66 Jazzmaster Reissue in candy apple red. Owned since 2014. Upgrades: Curtis Novak JM-V neck pickup, JM-90 bridge pickup, Mastery bridge. Currently set up with 13-56 flatwounds, tuned to B standard. Makes a better baritone than most of the actual baritones I have owned and played. Intonation, tension, and tuning stability are fine, and the pickups really compliment deep twangy stuff on the lead circuit (I have no interest in the whole low chug metal thing). The rhythm circuit is a nice almost-bass tone.

u/Sea-Professor-9732 — 11 days ago