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The Fender Super Bassman 300 thread

I also have experience with the 400+. I have yet to play my sb300, (as it's a special order) but I will say that with the 400+, sure you have a lot of volume on tap, but in my experience it isn't at all clean headroom. That's a snarly, grunting beast of a head. Which if that's your thing then wonderful, however I was looking for versatility. To me the 400+ is a one trick pony, and since I currently have one in my stable that doesn't get use, I am looking forward to the sb300.
 
I went with black n silver simply coz it'd fit in better on the stages I play.
I'd've loved an oxblood/cream one tho

My settings on my Super Bassman 300 last night.

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I went with black n silver simply coz it'd fit in better on the stages I play.
I'd've loved an oxblood/cream one tho

My settings on my Super Bassman 300 last night.

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interesting. I use pretty much the same Gain and MV settings, but I rarely need to set the Bass above 7, I have the Mid at5 or 4 depending on the bass being used, and Treble is usually between 5 and 6.
I'm using either a Zon Sonus 5 or Rob Allen Mouse 30. And a 610 cab.
 
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I have a question for you super bassman owners, I had the front grille off today and noticed the the 12AT7 power tube does not seem to be glowing (V4).The 12AX7 (V3) is, as are all the 6550s . Is this normal? Please excuse my ignorance. Thanks!
 

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