Fender Guitar Amplifier - Bassbreaker 18/30 2X12 Combo

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Mixing together two of Fender's most loved amplifiers from the 60's but with a special twist the Bassbreaker 18/30 is unlike any other amplifier Fender have ever made. This amplifier is what we would have expected to gone out if in the 60's they focused on rock players rather than country and jazz. 2 Channel Design Channel 1 is based on the 30 watt version of a Blackface Fender Deluxe and has all of the high headroom clean tones you could ever need. Made with some small tweaks it does have a bit more of an aggressive midrange in comparison to the original. Channel 2 is based on a lower wattage 1961 brown Deluxe amplifier that can go from clean to really crunchy and gnarly British style overdrive. If you play blues, rock or pop this amp will most likely cover most of the tones you will ever need with just two channels. Great Pedalboard Base Fender deluxe amps have always been known to be great with pedals and the new Bassbreakers are no different. Even with all of the tweaks and modifications done to the circuit it still performs wonderfully with any kind of pedal. Even the overdrive heavy Channel 2 takes boosts, modulation and time based effects like a dream. 2x12" Combo Built in to a 2x12" combo this amplifier has enough punch and power to fill most studio and gig situations without any issues. The difference here is how they have put the amplifier together to make sure you are getting the best of the American and British tones. The most obvious change they have made is the use of a semi open back design. This makes sure the lows are tight and responsive much like on some of your favourite British amps while the highs remain rather open and airy like a classic Fender. Here's what Fender say about the Bassbreaker 18/30 2x12" Combo Bassbreaker series guitar amplifiers continue Fender's storied lineage with a kind of "parallel evolution" that breaks away from tradition with dark gray lacquered tweed covering, refined pointer knobs and unique circuitry as well