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Vintgae fender head

Bassman 100 wants a 4 ohm load. Not sure about the Bassman 115 cab.

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Here's a review of the Bassman 100 combo
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Any 4 ohm cab or 2 - 8 ohm cabs will do. If you use an 8 ohm cab, you'll get less volume.

According to the review, it has a line out. Possibly run it to a power amp with 2 ohms and buy whatever cabs you like.

Bassman 8 0hms 115 review
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Here's a review of the Bassman 100 combo
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Any 4 ohm cab or 2 - 8 ohm cabs will do. If you use an 8 ohm cab, you'll get less volume.

According to the review, it has a line out. Possibly run it to a power amp with 2 ohms and buy whatever cabs you like.

Bassman 8 0hms 115 review
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good info and all, but ..... umm, I think the OP was talking about a 70's era Bassman 100 head, not the newer combo.

as far as cabs suggestions for the Bassman 100, I personally would look for a EV TL606 based 1x15 loaded with either an EV 15, or a JBL D140. The Mesa diesel 1x15 is a great example of this design. You can also find DIY versions built from the EV specs. That's a very nice combination IME/IMO, with a pretty round and full tone, but not a ton of highs.

good luck