Fender 59 TWIN Vs 59 BASSMAN - Originals Comparison

[@ted501]

bassman + les paul ... crazy good !!!

[@JohanSegeborn]

+안지환 Thanks! :-)

[@MB-yw3pv]

MOST OF THE TIME LES PAUL + ANYTHING = CRAZY GOOD HAHA

[@andrewt248]

The two best words on the internets: "Let's go!"

[@JInfinity7]

After the best start to a vid: "Hi"

[@EazyDoor]

More Tweeds oh yes! It's so nice to hear the Les Paul and the Strat side by side. Simon's a great player!

[@JMPJackGuitar]

Hey Johan. I have an idea for a comparison: Fender 59 bassman (original vintage) vs bassman reissue (early 90s 5F6A) vs bassman ltd reissue (modern). What do you think about it?

[@rcolang1]

OMG what wonderful tones....how can I live without one of those from now on????? Thanks Johan....great video!!

[@JohanSegeborn]

+rcolang1 Thanks :-)

[@Felipe-pb9gu]

can you compare the original 59 bassman with the reissue?

[@mrc2662]

Felipe Solar yes please, especially as I’ve just bought the reissue. Sadly, it didn’t come with a free Johan :(

[@mchlplmr]

A third vote for a comparison between the original 59 Bassman vs Reissue...

[@denieledwards6893]

@@mchlplmr I CAN TELL YOU RIGHT OFF YOU CAN GET VERY CLOSE WITH A REISSUE IF YOU KNOW THE RIGHT TUBES,SPEAKERS, BIAS,TWEAKS ETC ,I BEEN USING BOTH VINTAGE AND REISSUES FOR 45 YEARS VERY HARD TO TELL THE DIFFERENCE.

[@frankphvrvon3153]

@@denieledwards6893 whats are those specs sir? :)

[@denieledwards6893]

@@frankphvrvon3153 FRANK I LEFT THE INFO FOR YOU DID YOU GET IT ????? CHEERS

[@yaboymintz]

I actually prefer the twin. Both sound incredible though

[@JohanSegeborn]

+MinceyMusic Thanks! :-)

[@martinskanal]

definitely the twin! surprised!

[@Dagger_323]

Funnily enough, I'm the opposite. Bassman sounded much richer, more balanced and less like an ice pick. Frankly I've never really been a fan of any era of the Twin.

[@benspicer7470]

I like the sound of the bassman myself. Love the 4x10 combo

[@marco4570]

2:22 gives me shivers. It's like you can hear the electrons tortured through the tubes to be sacrificed as raw output power.

[@bigbenbold]

Great comparison video once again Johan - thank you! Both of these amps sound killer! I have a preference for the Bassman though :-)

[@hawg427]

Johan, I have a late 70's Fender Super Reverb Silver Drip face amp, I am trying to find some speakers to put in it. I hate the sound of the new Jensons as they sound like an ice pick. What's your take on those Eminence Alsandro 10 inch speakers? There is another Eminence speaker but I cant think of the name at this moment.

[@JohanSegeborn]

+hawg427 The 59 Twin in this clip actually has the current Jensen P12N reissue, and it sounds great to me. I like the 10 inch Jensen in the current Bandmaster too kzbin.info/www/bejne/oYXMZ6iilr6nn9E

[@damon2a102]

Johan, How is it you come across all these vintage amps ? And of all you have played if you could only have one which would it be ? Thanks again for a classic shoot out !!

[@chrismitlyng1411]

Wow what a pair of vintage gold nuggets you have here! Amazing sound! Great to hear them cranked up Johan! Thank you for the vid!!

[@JohanSegeborn]

+Chris Mitlyng Thanks Chris! :-)

[@mhz9003]

What's that riff from that Simon plays at 3:20? He plays it on quite a few vids and it sounds so familiar but I can't work out what song its from.

[@MB-yw3pv]

LOVE SEEING OLD AMPS PLAYED RIGHT, AS SOMEONE WHO LOVES TO USE A A/B PEDAL TO COMBINE AMPS I FOUND MYSELF WONDERING WHAT BOTH OF THESE AMPS WOULD SOUND LIKE TOGETHER, ALSO NICE TEASE FOR FRIDAYS VIDEO, HI WATTS HAVE ALWAYS INTERESTED ME BUT I DONT KNOW MUCH ABOUT THEM

[@JohanSegeborn]

+MB215 Thanks, yeah that's gonna be the first Hiwatt here on the channel, so I'm very glad about it. It sounded amazing,

[@MB-yw3pv]

Johan Segeborn I BET IT DOES, CAN'T WAIT TO HEAR IT!

[@tonecontrol3271]

Hey Johan, I'm loving this comparison. I have an all original 1960 Fender Tweed Bassman (in excellent cond) posted on my reverb.com store but after listening to the vids on them, I may just keep it for myself. Which did you prefer?

[@dannybrazen]

another great video! we never get to hear these amps that everyone talks about so much side by side! ...until now!

[@JohanSegeborn]

+dannybrazen Thanks Danny! :-)

[@adamflam863]

enjoyed the vid as usual! i like that you play both strat and les paul on your last videos. how about making some clean tone comparrison as well? cheers !

[@JohanSegeborn]

+Adam Flam Thanks Adam, we can do some cleans later on.

[@MrCrapheadist]

Another great video👍. I would love to hear the Bassman vs jtm45, then the bassman through the Marshall cab, and vice versa. In theory they would sound pretty similar

[@JohanSegeborn]

+brandon caleb Thanks :-) that would indeed be interesting. I may get a chance to do something similar soon. Cheers

[@jonnybeck6723]

Those things sound really yummy and you can hear the extra 20-30 watts in the twin. in brightness/headroom... even on KZbin thanx and cheers mate

[@JohanSegeborn]

Note that the Bassman has the original P10R speakers whereas the Twin has Reissue P12N

[@johnbeloe]

Johan Segeborn interesting...for everyone that says reissue jensens are crap I think this suggests otherwise

[@matthewf1979]

johnny bwinger The P12N costs almost $500 a pair, they better not suck. Thats the same range as Celestion Alnico Gold's, which are amazing speakers,

[@johnbeloe]

Matt Fields good point sir!

[@JohanSegeborn]

I agree, I first assumed it had the original speakers

[@guitarpoetone1]

Hi u have the amps I grew up with top of the line tell I have 9 amps what do u suggest a good switcher would be to switch 4 at a time? Thank U 4 your Vids an infomation love them

[@glennhecker4422]

The Bassman seems to have more girth and "crunch." Not surprised that Jim Marshall used this as his template for his first amp design!

[@BB2009LZ]

12s all the way for me! Thanks for posting this one! I'm currently cleaning up a Fender Blues DeVille 4x10 and it looks like I'll be making a new baffle and installing a couple 12s (I was thinking of going with a 15, but I'll go with 12s).

[@JohanSegeborn]

+BB2009LZ Thanks! :-)

[@DragonCrestPC]

Johan, great video as always, do you have a video that can compare a vintage fender amp to a modern one? Thanks as always!

[@JohanSegeborn]

+DragonCrestPC Thanks, no not yet, but we can make one. :-)

[@matthewf1979]

Johan Segeborn Don't do it! You'll put Fender out of business!!

[@GregFerraraMusic]

Wearing the hearing protection for this was a good move! Great video and playing!

[@mikeaustin4138]

Are the amps eq'd the same? Would be interesting to swap the speakers to hear how they contribute to the tone. Thanks, Johan!

[@lastofthe4horsemen279]

Love your playing and comparisons

[@BladeDoomer86]

Amazing playing at 1:58 min mark! Both amps sound glorious, especially in the right hands ;)

[@tricko2286]

Great video! Bassman seems like the capable big brother that does it with ease and Twin seems to be trying really hard to prove it can - both are amazing but Bassman seems more "dynamic".

[@JohanSegeborn]

+Tricko Thanks , yeah Bassman has such a balanced tone.

[@nickbenjamin6527]

The tighter tone of the Twin is certainly partly down to four 5881 rather than two in the Bassman. The speakers will be more controlled with the paralleled tubes most noticeably in the bass.

[@maxmustardman298]

Really interesting. Did he come up with that riff from 3:22 on his own ? I do know it from somewhere but I can't recall it atm.

[@Invayda]

Sounds abit like all along the watchtower

[@GemmaSeymour]

This is wonderful. The biggest tonal difference between these amps is the speaker configuration. The output stages are more similar than dissimilar and everything up to the phase inverter is more or less identical.

[@matthewwiebe5460]

Would the low powered tweed twin sound closer to the bassman? Just finished your video of the high vs low twins, I think that the low and bassman might sound more similar then these two in this video. I know that's not the point to make them sound the same, but curious.. if they would be.

[@JohanSegeborn]

+Matthew Wiebe Yeah that one is closer. Cheers

[@superflea72]

a terrific video once again Johan! I personally thought the Twin had the best overall tone, the Bassman was great too, but it sounded a little 'scooped' to me. keep 'em coming guys, you make some of the best videos on YT imo. :)

[@JohanSegeborn]

+superflea72 Thanks, that's so good to hear!

[@heikopfister9739]

@@JohanSegeborn I know I am late to the party - but what do you think how much of the tonal difference is 410 vs 212? I am wondering if a Tweed Twin HP circuit in a 410 combo cab would be the best addition to my amps

[@rockduds]

Hard to choose my friend, both very good, nice video!

[@RickMcCargar]

I've owned both in the past, and didn't care for the hp twin...but, listening to this video I like it better. Thanks Johan!

[@JohanSegeborn]

+Rick McCargar Thanks Rick! Yeah and the HP was so easy to play too

[@RickMcCargar]

I really dig the sound of that twin with you playing it. Great tone, from bass to treble....just a great combo!

[@MrCrapheadist]

I swear , every time I punch in a video I hope was actually made, Johan comes up. Awesome channel dude👍

[@emiliofedele3428]

Great Tone. Is this a different bassman than last time? I remember that one having a bit more gain.

[@JohanSegeborn]

+Emilio Fedele Yeah, this is a different one.

[@emiliofedele3428]

Johan Segeborn Amazing how much variance there is between these old amps.

[@tylerflint5447]

Hey, Johan! You got there an electric 12 hanging on the wall. Would you make a compare between this guitar and Rickenbacker 12 string? That would be so great!

[@JohanSegeborn]

+Tyler Flint Hi Tyler! I'll keep it in mind

[@kengevers8738]

Very good comparison, but it would be helpful to play the same licks initially on each amp so we can make the comparison. Thanks 😊

[@davemadden7596]

Are those replacement speakers in the Twin?

[@bigboss6568]

Realy like the bassman. sound great with the les paul :)

[@chanceterrill5346]

Which do u prefer Johan?

[@russellesimonetta3835]

The drive sounds almost like there's a fuzz tone on it. Sounds great!

[@moxnix228]

To me the bassman sounds more blues and the HP Twin sounds more rock.

[@RubHerSoul1]

both are smoking hot. if you prefer more treble,go with the twin. more bottom end,go with the bass man. great shootout altogether. one is not really better than the other,it's just your preference of tone.

[@JohanSegeborn]

+RubHerSoul1 Thanks, I'm glad to hear that!

[@edtweed5e4-a]

Awesome thank you for your excellent videos

[@JohanSegeborn]

+Ed Tweed 5E4-A Thanks! I'm glad to hear that!

[@luisgoregonzalez7394]

Twin with stratocaster. Bassman with les Paul! 😎

[@guitareMTL]

I like the "dum da di la di dum, da di la di dum, da di la di dum" lick.

[@drewfaulkner7946]

I used to only like the sound of one tweed amp; the bassman. Now that I hear these amps side by side, the twin has more mids when overdriven, and the bassman sounds thin. Listening to the bassman videos with the strat and les paul, I still love the bassman and the cleans and dirt sound terrific. Fenders are amazing.

[@JohanSegeborn]

+Drew Faulkner Thanks Drew, Fenders are indeed amazing! Cheers Johan

[@superstardestroyer92]

Jeeeesus! Johan, if you had to pick one, which one would it be??

[@JohanSegeborn]

+superstardestroyer92 The Bassman is a favorite of mine :-)

[@simonpuma8573]

Twin amp sounds more treble and really good with strat, Bassman excellent with Les paul for me!! Good Review Johan!!! Thank you !! By: Poorman!!

[@Hushman61]

The HP Twin sounds more rough I think ... a more direct sound, cuts through the mix in a really pleasant way ... a very distinctive and present tone in the hi-mid frequencies. I would be interested to hear the Joe Bonamassa "signature" HP Twin, compared to an original one ... These amps are 80 watts, right ?

[@JohanSegeborn]

+Jean-Baptiste Heuclin Yeah the 59 HP Twins are 80Watts

[@cawfeedawg]

They both sound great

[@JohanSegeborn]

+Cawfee Dawg Thanks!

[@damonb3939]

I would love to see a demonstration / comparison of a Crate Blue Voodoo 120 watt head. Great channel , Cheers.

[@seananiosoki]

Is this with no effects? the e string just sounds so monstrous and roaring in the riff at 3:22

[@BoyAditya]

will you do hot modern pickups compare to PAF gibson into classic amp such as bassman, jmp or plexi

[@AA1969]

Thanks a bunch for this demo! It would be great if you ever had the chance to do a demo of a narrow panel tweed (twin/bassman) through something like 4x12 ceramic speakers or even 8x12 ceramics to really hear what the circuits are capable of ran through a speaker compliment that isn't underpowered relative to the amp. Maybe even a tweed bassman through a marshall 8x12 with greenbacks in parallel to se how much it really differs from a JTM 45. Cheers,

[@JohanSegeborn]

+AA1969 Thanks, that's a good idea for a clip indeed!

[@adrianhjordan1981]

If you want to hear what a 59 Twin through more suitable speakers sounds like, listen to any recent Joe Bonamassa concert. He runs his through Celestion Classic Lead 80's!!

[@michaelcraig9449]

Would JBL's sound better in this amp?

[@michaelcraig9449]

In what way would that differ from JTM 45? Which would sound heavier or cleaner?

[@nickwilkinsmusic]

The bassman with the strat was fantastic!

[@dickkwarten4339]

Sounds amazing specialy with the les paul !

[@superreverbking]

Both fantastic, but that Twin really sounds awesome!

[@JohanSegeborn]

+superreverbking Thanks!

[@jcoulter43]

My vote is for the twin, but like most have said, both sound great. Keep 'em coming Johan! Would still love to see/hear your comparison between real amp and modeling processor (ie Ax FXII, Kemper and Line 6 - either Helix or Firehawk FX). Thanks for all you do!

[@JohanSegeborn]

+jcoulter43 Thanks! I will do Kemper and some other modeling amps soon. Cheers

[@jcoulter43]

That's great! Can't wait to hear your thoughts on how they compare to the real thing. I use a Line 6 Firehawk FX and it is extremely convenient and can be used to make great tones at bedroom volume levels. Would love to know your thoughts on how that compares with the others against the real deal amps/cabs. Keep up the great work!

[@RorysIrishTour]

first of all, thanks for the comparison! i guess the main difference here are the speakers. are you able to test them both on the same cab/speakers? that would be interesting. i predict they will sound much more closely. the bassman appeared kind of short on volume here, too.

[@matthewf1979]

RorysIrishTour I bet after 58 years of service you'll be short on volume too! The Chicago Jensen's are pretty inefficient, low to mid 80's sensitivity. Those new Italian P12N's are in the high 90's. Basically, the Twin would be easily twice as loud in person. With both amps using similar speakers with close efficiency it would be pretty close. The 5F8A Twin is capable of about 65-70 watts. Limited by the single GZ34/5AR4 rectifier that can only produce a maximum of 250ma and an undersized power transformer.

[@JohanSegeborn]

+RorysIrishTour Thanks, yeah the Bassman has the original speakers and the Twin has the Reissues so that explains a lot of the difference.

[@TheFuzzChannel]

Hey ! Great vid as usual ! Can you do a flat round vs round wound guitar strings ? I think it does so well for vintage/60's tones !

[@JohanSegeborn]

+The Dude's Gear Thanks, I have a string comparison here on the channel actually with both types. Cheers

[@TheFuzzChannel]

+Johan Segeborn awesome thank you

[@arturasnx7575]

Johan, your channel is osam! and now I will suggest a heresy: try comparing real thing vs fender mustang amp's emulations :)

[@arturasnx7575]

Johan, there are plenty mustang reviews and comparisons - that's not the point. You most likely played all vintage and/or reissue amps mustang can stimulate, and have proven you can nail the essence of the ones. Others usually fail to do so and hence theyrs comparisons are irrelevant. Even if little of yours viewership are interested directly in mustangs capabilities (or lack of such) - I bet, they will gladly take one more video you passionately jamming a guitar :)

[@JohanSegeborn]

+Arturas NX7 Thanks :-) We can do a compare son video for sure. Cheers

[@RolfEgilBolle]

Most excellent playing and awesome sound :)

[@gforce7four]

Twin is going to record better. Signal is split between 2 speakers as opposed to 4. That being said, I'm sure live they both sound awesome. I love the Bassman but I'd lean towards the Twin just a bit more. Thanks Johan!

[@JohanSegeborn]

+gforce7four Thanks!

[@Sauerapple]

Both amps are killer. Each slightly favoring a certain style of playing. But the real question is when is the beard making a comeback? That beard is what dreams are made of.

[@cozmovox]

those amps are quasi similar in circuitry...What you'll hear is a speaker difference mainly.All those tweed amps have the same "vibe". The bassman can do "twin" because it's very versatile.

[@blackdog19-64]

In a perfect world both amps inside the Bassman just via footswitch I like both the same

[@JohanSegeborn]

+Mark B Sign me up for that foot switch ;-)

[@TFMB]

Twin + Les Paul, yummeh!

[@buffdoc46]

Love your videos. I own 30 plus Tweeds. Suggestion, rather than compare both amps at same settings, try to get them at similar Volumes. That would be a better judgement on tone comparison

[@JohanSegeborn]

+buffdoc46 Thanks, glad to hear it. Yeah, for live applications that may be more interesting, but for recording I think similar gain provides a better judgement.

[@buffdoc46]

Johan Segeborn sorry, but you can clearly hear a huge difference in volume. When I get time, Ill do a comparison of my tweeds.

[@justinshaffer3214]

With all respect, I have to agree with Johan on this one. On tape, the desired gain level is most significant. Now, if your room and recording rig can't handle the volume, that's a potential problem but any engineer worth his salt should be able to get a full out amp on tape. Doc, you've got a lot of cool gear and great taste. One thing I noticed in your vids is your time/feel can be a bit wild. Might I humbly suggest playing out a bit more often and focusing on groove/feel in your practice time. Nobody cares about tone if the music doesn't make you wanna get up and dance :) Just some honest constructive critique... take it fwiw. Peace

[@buffdoc46]

Justin Shaffer Lol Bro I'm a trainer who loves vintage gear and enjoys what little time I have to play. You can disagree with me all you want, but how you drive the speakers will alter how they sound. Volume does affect everything, the tubes, speakers the trannies specs etc... If you think making comments on my playing proves your point better, then go a head. I also restore amps and do reconing. The knowledge you learn from that is key

[@justinshaffer3214]

I shall agree to disagree :) Should have kept my mouth shut. As a trainer, you'll be aware that even a small time commitment with dedication, mentoring, and good form can go a long way. I'm a full time working musician who loves to train with what little time I have to workout. Perhaps we could work out a barter ;-)

[@pelipetteri1]

Love the 5F6-A Bassman. Johan, you should make Fender 5F6-A Bassman vs Marshall JTM45.

[@JohanSegeborn]

+Rämpyttäjä Thanks! We'll do that one soon :-)

[@pelipetteri1]

Great! Thanks!

[@danelarsen1645]

comparing the schematics, the signal path is identical between the two amps. the differences are in the power section, the bassman has two 5881 power tubes without grid resistors and the twin has four 5881 tubes with 1500 grid resistors going only to the addition 2 tubes. the only other differences i see are the Negative feedback resistor being 27k for the bassman and 56k for the twin, and the HT voltages being 650VCT for the bassman and 600VCT for the twin. the main tone differences are from the speakers and cabinet differences. the twin shoulda been the "bass" amp and the bassman shouldve been the "guitar" amp IMO

[@jublaim]

Very nice comparison, Johan! Love the sounds! My spontaneous initial thought was that the Twin is maybe the late '60s/early '70s Marshall SL compared to the Bassman, much tighter and more upper mid presence. Makes one wonder how it would've been if Jim Marshall had copied the Twin instead, ha-ha!

[@JohanSegeborn]

+Mats Frånlund hahaha! That's an interesting notion!

[@jublaim]

Is it the speakers that makes them differ soundwise? Looking at the 5F8-A schematic and it's very much like the Bassman to me...

[@matthewf1979]

Mats Frånlund Circuit wise, the only difference between a 5F6A and 5F8A are two more octal sockets. The Twin's output transformer is literally twice the size of the Bassman's OT. So, Jim would have still built the same amp.

[@jublaim]

Matt Fields Yeah you're right :-)

[@krustybuzzard2477]

although I oun a 59 twin after listening to your video trying to be as fair as possible.i feel that the twin had much better sound than the bassman.the mids were much cleaner without being sharp sounding.

[@robbierussell9536]

hmmm hard decision Johan...i think the bassman had more brass ..but the H.P. was better meaning a little more trebley..love the video

[@JohanSegeborn]

+Robbie Russell Thanks Robbie!

[@tonefingerz2021]

there must be internet in heaven for you to be able to put this kinda stuff on you tube.thumbs up every1 god this is the best

[@JohanSegeborn]

+Tone Fingerz Thanks my friend :-)

[@pd1jdw630]

Missed this one. But I love the LP on the bassman en the Strat on the twin. Not sure if this is because of the classic sound. But I just do.

[@JohanSegeborn]

+Dhr Willemsen Thanks! Yeah Strat and Twin (or Deluxe) is the most classic combo of all time

[@davidbuzzin426]

😉59 BASSMAN all the way the best😊 chimey, jangle loose natural tone/feel😆

[@OgamiItto70]

It occurs to me that they sound a bit like the same amp with different speakers, the Twin with reissue G12M's and the Bassman with late 60's/early 70's G12M's.

[@Moretones.]

It would be great to find a video with the bassman 59 vs bassman 59 reissue comparation! Thanks from argentina

[@JohanSegeborn]

+MORETONES Hi, I agree! Will do that as soon as I get the chance!

[@DENIEL381]

I HAVE REISSUES AND ORIGINALS THEY ALL SOUND GOOD..NOT ONE BETTER THAN THE OTHER....CHEERS

[@JohanSegeborn]

+ERIC EDMUND Cheers!

[@papatorr3669]

single coils really come alive with these amps

[@jameslatham2655]

I want them both! But for my ears, the twin takes the easy win. The bassman just doesn't have it like the high power.

[@skullstjohn]

The Twin HP was surprisingly comparable to the Bassman. The Twin is in great shape, please verify that it's an original 59 and not a reissue.

[@xMasterxRazorx]

I think I do prefer the Bassman, it's smoother. The twin has more high end bite. But I think something right inbetween the two would be perfect!

[@JohanSegeborn]

+xMasterxRazorx Thanks, the Bassman has the original speakers whereas the Twin has Reissue speakers. Cheers

[@xMasterxRazorx]

So maybe a high powered twin with warmer speakers is the answer

[@michaelcraig9449]

OK, can you test these amps with a Fender Strat, how about some Gretsch and Guilds?

[@JohanSegeborn]

Hi Michael, this video features a Strat.

[@michaelcraig9449]

OK, yeah, thats right.. just like to hear the amps tested out with all different guitars, tone differences..

[@JohanSegeborn]

From your many comments on the subject I have noted that you want the amps demoed with a Strat. I will keep that in mind.

[@michaelcraig9449]

Just want to hear the variety and variables.. researching as well as a poor man can..if I eventually get a Marshall, it will be such a huge financial sacrifice, I absolutely have to make sure I get it right..

[@joshuabloodsworth9495]

it would have been nicer to hear the Bassman against the low power Twin, i think it would have been closer. My money is on the Bassman between these two amps. I like the lower power through the 10s.

[@markgilson7404]

and there folks is Bonamassa's rig right there...!

[@AaronOwenSmith]

All along i was thinking i can't believe i prefer the twin then the riff at 3:45 came in.. "thats the sound"

[@empireentertainmentevents1353]

cant go wrong with either amp!

[@gts9397]

Although both sound great, i liked the twin the most in so many levels.

[@JohanSegeborn]

+G ts Thanks!

[@matthewf1979]

You couldn't find a crow bar big enough to pry me off that HP Twin!

[@JohanSegeborn]

+Matt Fields haha! :-) Cheers!

[@Glpdb]

this is explains why bonamassa uses pairs of each together :)

[@Heatfarmer]

Twin is that Stones sound!

[@CARLOSGALVEZMUSIC]

Bassman for me! :-)

[@abdulkadirtosun2154]

Ri vs orginal bassman?

[@honolulu3d]

For me it's twin 200% :)

[@JohanSegeborn]

+honolulu3d Thanks :-)

[@LUCKYB.]

Bassman is the God Father of country Blues , Rock n roll acid rock and rockabilly ..if you throw silver tone in their thats a fender tube amp as well ..

[@garywordsworth9302]

Oooh Hiwatt! Always thought the difference between Marshall and Hiwatt Marshall is like a big angry dog snarling Hiwatt is like a big cat growling and equally as bowel moving ;) Surprisingly preferred the twin to the bassman guess that says good things about the jensen reissues

[@JohanSegeborn]

+Gary Wordsworth (Warped in storage) Yeah, it does indeed