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Fender Bassbreaker?

"Gain is not the Bassbreaker's thing"

We're done here. I don't like it, and you love it.
Not enough gain for pinch harmonics is a dealbreaker to me.
(see what I did there?, dealbreaker, bassbreaker)


"a '59 Bassman circuit like the Bassbreaker 45 would destroy a Rumble"

More than a couple people told me that same thing about a $1,000+ cabinet.
So, I bought one. I didn't agree & I'm still using a Rumble.

If you love the amp, I'm happy for you.
I've already explained that I don't & I have tried more than one.

I wish now I hadn't responded. I posted that the gain is weak & then you confirmed that in three separate posts :woot:

FWIW, I like bottom end when I play guitar as well, and the Rumble suits me for that.

Cool! Guitar thru a Rumble? Been there, done that already years ago lol. Sounds ok but why beat around the bush? Its cool you are a Rumble fanboy but a guitar thru a BF Bassman or SVT makes guitar thru a Rumble sound like a kids toy. Have fun though!

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I'm using catalinbread's 5F6 pedal and I love this circuit.
Fender sells a head version, which can be combined with a bass cabinet.
Has anyone ever tried something like this?
Can anyone connect a bass cabinet and use it with bass enough?
 
I'm using catalinbread's 5F6 pedal and I love this circuit.
Fender sells a head version, which can be combined with a bass cabinet.
Has anyone ever tried something like this?
Can anyone connect a bass cabinet and use it with bass enough?
I actually just sold my Bassbreaker 112 combo… never even tried a bass through it. I guess I'm boring sometimes. Awesome guitar amp, but I rarely play electric guitar anymore and needed to help fund my Genzler addiction.
 
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