This is the setup I use for my doom band and my noise/indie band. Fender TC90 > Big Muff > ‘74 Bassman Assman 50 into an Avatar 4x12. Kinda spartan but hey
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Hey Sus, you have a copycat
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1967 Fender bassman (ab165)/1973 Traynor yba4.
These amps to me are very similar and some of the best for baritone guitar if you don’t need much headroom. They’ve got a big full bottom end with a real snotty low-midrange that works extremely well for big full chords or chunky power chords. The bassman through a 1x15 traynor cab loaded with a JBL D140F was my favorite until I got the yba4. The yba4 is really similar to the bassman but is a sealed 1x15 combo that crosses over slightly into Marshall territory.
I got rid of both of these to get some LOUDER amps with more headroom.
did this cat just walk into a studio and go “i’ll have one of everything please”?
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Let’s give this FUCKYEAHAMPWORSHIP eBay Roundup a go, shall we?
Someone made a decent point: “What if I’m already watching a piece of gear that you post and the price goes way up?” As much as I would be bummed if there were suddenly an influx of deep-pocketed bidders on something I really wanted, this is EBAY, MAN. The last bastion of laissez-faire. Ain’t no cryin’ in baseball, or on web-based auction sites.
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Fender 50th Anniversary P-Bass with Active EMG pickups (Apline White) > Morley ABY Switch > A: Boss TU-2 > Boss Jap GE-7B > EHX Muff Fuzz > Fender Bassman (1976) > Fender Bassman 2x15 & Sunn 610L. B: Acoustic 126
Just picked up a Way Huge Electronics Red Llama to switch out the GE-7B and Muff Fuzz. Thing is awesome, so glad i traded my sansamp for it.
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