
Fender Bassman
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Search complete. 9 mentions across 6 episodes found for "Fender Bassman".
Sep 6, 2026
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How Cheap Gear Made Punk’s Raw Power
Sep 6 · 1 Mention
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2:51speaker_1UNKNOWN
You won't find a four-tier boutique pedalboard in a basement rehearsal space in New York or a garage in Detroit.
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In most scenes, musicians relied on an eight-track recorder and a single practice amp that was usually a 10-watt Fender Bassman or a battered Marshall stack.
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3:11speaker_1UNKNOWN
The high-gain saturation they could pull from those units was as much a technical limitation as it was an aesthetic choice.
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That scarcity forced guitarists to lean into minimalism, fewer chords, fewer embellishments, and in many ways shaped punk's one-chord song doctrine that later generations would interpret as a form of musical purity.
KEMPER PROFILER - Tones & Talks - Tones4Bass #1
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6:37Thomas DillGUEST
So if we scoop that here, [bass guitar music] we get this more hi-fi, more of, yeah, enhanced bass tone, so you can turn up the, the bass.
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6:53Thomas DillGUEST
By the way, it's a Fender Bassman amp model or tone stack, so this is, yeah, kind of for like the ba- for, to, to use with the bass.
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7:05Thomas DillGUEST
[bass guitar music] Then we can add some presence.
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7:22Thomas DillGUEST
[bass guitar music] But it's too much.
The First Electric Blues Guitar Hero
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8:30ShadHOST
A Gibson ES-5 or an ES-250 or another full hollow body with P90s.
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8:37ShadHOST
A Fender Bassman or vintage style Fender tube combo.
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8:40ShadHOST
And effects? None.
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8:42ShadHOST
Just guitar straight into the amp with the volume turned up enough to produce a little natural tube compression.
Ep. 104 - The Wort (Feat. Sam Popkin)
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76:50Sam PopkinGUEST
And check out my podcast, Gear There and Everywhere, where I co-host and we get even nerdier than we did tonight, if you can believe it.
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77:00BeckerHOST
Are you making those Bassman stickers?
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77:03Sam PopkinGUEST
I am.
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77:05Sam PopkinGUEST
I want a Bassman sticker.
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77:07BeckerHOST
I'll order
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77:07TommyHOST
one.
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77:08Sam PopkinGUEST
We also do Assman stickers like Seinfeld.
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77:11Sam PopkinGUEST
I'm not joking.
Positive Grid - Laura B. Whitmore - Gear Gab Podcast
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33:31Eric DahlHOST
And, and for somebody like me, and I think so many musicians, you know, around the world where, you know, I've got vintage amplifiers, Laura.
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33:39Eric DahlHOST
You know, like I've got my dad's '59 Bassman, I've got a '68 Princeton, I've got a '78 Super, um, I got a '82 Boogie SOB.
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33:48Eric DahlHOST
I don't wanna carry these to most gigs-
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33:51Laura B. WhitmoreGUEST
Yeah
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57:22Laura B. WhitmoreGUEST
[laughs]
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57:23Eric DahlHOST
You know? I'll share my-- I'll share the sound.
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57:25Eric DahlHOST
I can't wait to see how it does with my dad's '59 Bassman, you know? But that's just a lot of fun.
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57:31Eric DahlHOST
I mean, to be able to come up with a, a variety of different sounds within one package.
Michael Butler : The Rock and Roll Geek Show
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6:52Michael ButlerHOST
There's also an SVT model in there.
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6:56Michael ButlerHOST
There's a Fender Bassman.
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6:58Michael ButlerHOST
There's my GK1001RB that I cloned.
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7:03Michael ButlerHOST
And a couple others.