Fender Bassbreaker 007 Combo gitarrförstärkare

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Even today, the 1950s Fender Bassman is considered the 'granddad' of all guitar amps. Thanks to its simplicity, tone variation, and the broad dynamic range of its warm tube sound, it is still a very popular amplifier. Fender continued to develop these tweed amps in the '60s with the Brown, Blonde, and Blackface models. Their Bassbreaker series continues that tradition in the form of a parallel evolution in which the original Fender DNA has been significantly modified. This is the compact 007 Head Combo in Grey Tweed.

Bassbreaker 007 Combo: full sound

Fender's Bassbreaker 007 Combo owes its sound to two 12AX7 preamp tubes and a single EL84 power tube, in combination with a 10-inch Celestion Ten Thirty speaker. In addition to a standard three-band equalizer, it also features a treble boost for extra gain and even richer harmonics, allowing you a smooth transition from clean tones to a powerful overdrive. The high-gain settings on the 007 won't mask the dynamics or identity of your playing either.

The Fender Bassbreaker: widely versatile

Think you can tame one of Fender's newest and wildest beasts? From Dave Navarro to Mark Hoppus, from Rob Ackroyd to Simon Neil, they all agree that these tube amps offer a full, warm sound and incredible versatility. Whether you're a session musician in the studio or a live performer on stage, the Bassbreaker is capable of giving you anything from clean tones to a monster overdrive.