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Fender Bassman 10 2-Channel 50-Watt 4x10" Guitar Combo 1972 - 1976
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Overview
The Fender Bassman Ten is a stage-ready Silverface combo amp with four 10" speakers and 50 watts of pure, classic tone. Yes, it's kinda big and yes, it's kinda heavy, but crank the gain on one of these no-frills master volume amps and you'll wonder why you don't see more of them on the touring circuit. As with all Bassman amps, these tend to find more favor with guitar players thanks to their pleasing breakup, but if you're a bass player who doesn't mind a little wool on your sound (and really, who doesn't?) then this could be the bargain vintage amp you've been waiting for.
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