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Fender Bassbreaker 2265000000 45 Combo Guitar Amplifier

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Size: 45 watt


Color: Gray Tweed


Configuration: Amp Only


Features

  • Achieve legendary tube tones via many of the player-centric designs such as touch sensitivity dynamics, pedal friendly pre amp and various inputs that will even blend both the Normal and Bright channels.
  • Match with the 3 most common cabinet speaker ohm ratings with the 4/8/16 switchable impedance selector.
  • Full resonant response and low end thump via 2-12 inch Celestion G12 -70 V speakers housed in a Birch ply constructed semi closed back cabinet.
  • Durable meets dark with the bold gray lacquered tweed, black grille clothe grille and white stitched black leatherette wide handle.
  • Enjoy the peace of mind that the Fender Bass breaker amps are backed by a 5 year transferable warranty (1 year on the speaker 90 days on the tubes).

Description

Fender, a leader in instrument manufacturing, started designing, manufacturing and evolving musical instruments in 1946. Since, Fender amplifiers have and continue to be an integral part of modern music. The late-'50s tweed-covered Fender Bass man is often called "the grandfather of all amps." It is beloved by guitarists worldwide for its simplicity, versatility, dynamic range, warm tube overdrive, stage-filling power and rugged roadworthiness. Bass breaker series guitar amplifiers continue Fender's storied lineage with a kind of "parallel evolution" that evokes the dawn of hard rock. Bass breaker takes the original Bass man design and breaks away with features including dark gray lacquered tweed covering, refined pointer knobs and unique circuitry plus power tubes and speakers hinting at the U.K. amps that "borrowed" Fender circuits in the 1960s. An additional feature that everyone will appreciate is that this amp allows the output volume to go from a whisper to scream while the preamp volume can be at any setting. If pushing the preamp tubes is important to your tone but the actual volume is causing issues with your neighbors, this feature will be important. The sound is one of pure tube greatness. The Bass breaker 45 Combo is the 45-watt flagship model that leads a first-rate lineup of lower-wattage models, all with pro-level tone and performance for today's rock players. (Cover included)

Brand: Fender


Color: Gray Tweed


Compatible Devices: Guitar


Material: Stainless Steel


Output Wattage: 45 watts


Compatible Devices: Guitar


Output Wattage: 45 watts


Number of Bands: 45


Speaker Size: 12 inches


Power Source: Corded Electric


Output Channel Quantity: 1


Amplifier Type: Tube


Connector Type: XLR


Color: Gray Tweed


Enclosure Material: Stainless Steel


Item Dimensions D x W x H: 14"D x 30"W x 25.5"H


Item Weight: 55 pounds


Brand: Fender


Model Name: Bassbreaker 45 Combo


Number of Items: 1


Unit Count: 1 Count


Global Trade Identification Number: 46


UPC: 885978479146


Manufacturer: Fender Musical Instruments Corp.


Model Number: 2265000000


Mfr Part Number: 2265000000


Warranty Description: 5 year transferable.


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Top Amazon Reviews


  • Nice midrange
Size: 45 watt Color: Gray Tweed Configuration: Amp Only
I am a Marshall tube buy, but wanted to get another rig so my recordings and live sound are not all the same. It took some dialing in, but I have a great sound from the Bassbreaker with the help of Boss pedals. Noise gate, compressor, distortion, reverb, chorus, and delay. Ya, a lot of pedals, but I would put the sound I get up against any British am including Marshall. If anyone needs help, let me know. Beem touring and have a concert sound business, so I know how to get the best from any amp. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 15, 2018 by Buck Jam Steve

  • Wide variety of tonal options
Size: 45 watt Color: Gray Tweed Configuration: Amp Only
I bought this amp from Sweetwater for the full retail price. Full retail is not something I do, I’ve been wheeling and dealing on guitars and amps for 27 years. I tried the amp out at a Guitar Center in Fort Worth, Texas and liked it. When Sweetwater ran the Presidents Day Sale 0% for 36 mos. with the Sweetwater credit card I couldn't say "no." I play primarily blues, some hard rock, and some country with both Strats and Les Pauls. I have owned Deluxe Reverbs, Princetons, Bassmans, Super Reverbs, Vibroluxs, Vibroverbs, Twins, Marshall JCM 800s, and others etc… My favorite amp is a Super Reverb. I unboxed the Bassbreaker 45 and I am really digging it! I also always loved the classic break-up of a 59 Bassman. I like the Bassbreaker 45 because it can get that Bassman tone without breaking all the windows in the house. The power scaling is a really nice feature. I have it on 1 watt and it is loud; loud enough for a small club on 1 watt. It isn’t limited to Bassman territory. If you spend some time with it, you can really get a wide variety of tones, it will do hard rock no problem, it doesn’t sound at all like a typical Marshall if that is what you’re looking for. I don’t dime it out like a lot of tube amps require to get good break up… in my opinion it tends to get kind of blatty if you max it out. Play with the two channels “normal” and “bright” into the “both” input and vary the volumes on these two channels with the power scaling “output” knob and “presence” and you get all kinds of tonal options…kind of like blending the volume and tone pots on a Les Paul when both pickups are engaged…and it is nice you don’t have to use a jumper as on a Bassman. I don’t miss reverb at all on this amp, it almost has its own natural, subtle, resonance and doesn’t sound incredibly dry like some non-reverb amps. If you like pure tube tone this amp really sounds good direct with no effects or stomp boxes. Some folks criticized this amp for not having an effects loop…if you play blues or rock, it sounds so good with just the tube distortion that you don’t need any effects…leave the tubescreamer at home. This amp might not be right for the younger player or a first time tube amp buyer. Certainly not a hi-gain shredder’s amp. Someone familiar with the nuances of tube amps and how to dial them in will enjoy this amp; it gets dirty and cleans up nice too. It is not a light amp, easily in the Twin Reverb weight class. I am very pleased with it and excited to play it out. I like that Fender did not put the cheap plastic threaded jacks on this amp as they have done in the past. The one major thing that I DO NOT like about the amp, which Fender and all non-boutique amp builders do these days, is the pre-amp tubes mounted to the circuit board instead of the chassis. The power tubes are chassis mounted. Down the road with wear and tear…the traces on the circuit board can break from people rocking tubes back and forth when pulling tubes and those are a bite to try and fix, that’s one big plus for hand wired point-to-point amps (ease of repair)…but I knew this when I bought the amp. It sounds so good to me, I don’t care, I just hope there isn’t an issue in the future. It feels sturdy, and the lacquered black tweed should hold up well. I haven’t torn into it to see how the chassis is constructed. This is amp is a very very cool departure from the same ole same ole reissue thing. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2016 by Cody A. Wilson

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