So many of the comments seem to be people reading the title without watching the video.

I use mine as a space heater in the winter.

It’s disheartening to see the lack of quality and workmanship in the places where customers aren’t looking. Sure, put the fancy Tolex and name-brand speaker, the chrome plating and designer grill cloth where customers can see. Then use the crummiest components and lazy design that will cause problems down the road. It’s one of the downsides of production at scale. A couple bucks turns into a couple million bucks and the company veeps can’t help themselves.

I’ve left mine on overnight so many times I can’t count still sounds awesome

That makes it tough. I accidentally left an old 50watt vintage Fender bass amp on in my music room for a week. The room got about 95 degrees. Still works…

Back in the day all audio equipment was tube powered and some of that stuff ran 24/7. Shouldn't be a problem but with how cheaply things are made today...

This cant be recommended. lol

As nice as these amps look/sound. The Poor PCB and layout always stirs me away from them and made me save up for a nice handwired amp that will be easy to service if/when something fails. Had a blues deluxe have terrible PCB burn marks. Got rid of it and got a 57 twin with 0 issues since I’ve gotten it.

Umm being on can break it? Thats not good.

The blues junior is the most ungigable amp there is.

i went to chicago for a week and left my 1954 tweed champ on...got so hot the tubes fell out...put em back in ...still using it.....btw...that was 1987 !!!!

People like you should be treasured.

I have an ARIA digital delay I turned on in 1985 and it's still on and working perfect.

As long as the house didn't burn down... It's all good 👍

This is 100% the reason I bought a Timed Extension Chord.

I have a few really nice amps. The cheapest by far is the blues jr tweed with jenson. I love that little amp.

What a voice man you should be a singer!

Absolutely brilliant

Sounds excellent. Another inspirational service done. Thanks 🤙

Tube Televisions were left on all the time . The screen was even a giant tube. They lasted for years left on.