Fender Bassbreaker 45 Watt Tube Amp

[@michaelwatkins7981]

Well I broke down and got one of the bassbreaker 45's today.... F'ing wow!!! I have been playing for more than 45 years and I must say they got this one right. One thing I have been after is a tone that when I was much younger I had an old Plexi. When I played a Strat through it I could get this amazing Jimi Hendrix tone from his band of gyspy days. I now have that tone again and I will say this thing is a monster. Also this thing is way more than 45 watts but you can dial it down to low practice volumes and it has the same over all tone as it does when its cranked up some. Once you hit the point where the power tubes and speakers are getting pushed it really comes alive even more. For the price I couldn't have asked for anything more. Works amazingly well with my Strat, VOS les Paul and my Firebird and each has a great tone with this amp!!!

[@dannyharvey7398]

Would really love it if this amp came with reverb and an effects loop, but it’s not a deal breaker. I can even relate to the “haters” not connecting with the sound, I felt that way for quite a while as well. After persevering I started to work out what really makes this amp shine. Don’t be afraid to adjust the knobs, even shutting them down if necessary. It’s not a plug and play amp, it’s a bit finicky, but you can find the tone your looking for by working through it. I find it shines even better with P90’s or humbuckers, but it’s not terrible with single coils. It’s probably the most variable amp I’ve used and has a great drive when you dial it in as well.

[@RobCabreraCh]

I just picked one of these beasts yesterday. I am very happy with it so far! I didn't go all the way up in the store, because it was loud enough, but I did it a few hours ago, and what a tone! I think this amp is going to live at 1W when at home, it is just too loud on anything else for home use. But I was pleasantly surprised that even though it is very big and very loud, you could definitely use it at home volumes. I wouldn't buy it just for that, though, but at least you can!

[@5tw8se74]

I've had mine for 2 years now. Retubed it with JJ's it kicks the crap outta everything I've come across. I'm very pleased with it.

[@WarmothGuitarist]

I just built a '59 Bassman clone from scratch and, among many other mods I added to it, I added adjustable bias pots (one for each power tube). I've ran it with 6V6's, 5881's, KT66's, KT88's. All of them have has their own voicings. Throwing some EL34'S in it will be the next stage. Should give me this nice Bassbreaker tone.

[@MinGamingKanal]

I love the fact that it looks like a marshall bluesbreaker and sounds like a fender amp with a little bit of britain in it. some might call it a ''rip-off'', i call it a beautiful creation. FACKIT im buying one soon :D

[@michaelcary4044]

Man the feeling in your playing!

[@Illsamustache]

It's about time Fender make a 12AX7/EL34 hard rock amp with Celestions. Sounds pretty good! Leo may have created the Bassman design back in the 50's, but Jim Marshall perfected it shortly thereafter and left Fender in the dust, as far as rock amps go. I'm an Orange guy, but would definitely give this a try at the shop.

[@stratogabo]

The amp sounds like an absolute beast when he dials it down to 1w.

[@Chrismayo1981]

So its a Fender, ripping off Marshall, ripping off Fender? How awesome is that?!?!?

[@matzer8846]

+Chrismayo1981 Yeah ... but don't forget: Marshall was the one who ripped Fender first by putting out a modified Bassman as the first Marshall head! Fender is ripping off itself sudo (;-)) which is a good idea .... just wondering, how long it will take Fender to put them on their website (no mentioning at Fender.de) and how long they last in their portfolio.

[@Chrismayo1981]

Exactly what I meant, Marshall ripped off Fender Bassman design, and now Fender is taking it back. Awesome.

[@CIRCLEOFTONE]

+Matze R Thats what he said.

[@neteraser]

+Chrismayo1981 People like low quality rip offs (Metro, Germino, Friedman etc). But Marshall never was just a rip off. It had it's unique concept from the earliest days. And around '66 it completely developed to what we know as Marshall.

[@matzer8846]

neteraser So true! Esp. we Germans love cheap knockoffs: Tonehunter, Gladius, Soldano, Lead (the 1st i ever met in the early 70), Diezel, you name 'em (;-)

[@bmxxxxxxxx]

Okay I'm going to say it here and now. This is the *best* overall amp Fender has ever made. It really can do everything well. Good job, guys. We're all done here. I honestly don't know why I would ever use a Twin Reverb or a Blues Jr., the Bassbreaker does it all.

[@gforce7four]

no it doesn't. it has none of the sparkling clean Fender is traditionally known for. not even the traditional Fender tube types. it most certainly doesn't replace any BF or SF amp. this is their answer to Marshall

[@bille77]

Best amp for the money in the history of guitar amplification. No contest. There's not a single justifiable reason why spending a penny more on your amp. It's true. These amps are complete game changers.

[@michaelbell75]

Not sure Id go that far but they are incredible amps, worth every penny and seriously underrated.

[@lenut1739]

No headroom dough

[@corriedebeer799]

This is probably the best amp fender has ever made.

[@unabonger777]

+Corrie De Beer why?

[@JOESEMTEX69]

+unabonger777 because it is. Fact!!!

[@Fendera1]

agree

[@commandrdude646]

So Bassman + Bluesbreaker = Bassbreaker?

[@mischigantaylor3745]

theczarofguitar yes

[@Killian_Courtney]

Got the 45 and it's great.

[@lars4738]

Is it bedroom level loud at 1 watt?

[@madamkirk]

I bought this a month ago. I'll put a video up soon. Absolute monster amp.

[@bradcarroll3719]

I can't find the damn things for sale anywhere to try out!!!! They've been advertising them for 4-5 months and I can't even put my hands on one in Nashville, of all places!! I haven't been by the Guitar Center in 2-3 weeks, so hearing that you bought one makes me think that it's a good bet that they've got them now.

[@madamkirk]

yeah I know what you mean. I bought mine after 5 minutes of playing it. So I imagine this is killing it for fender in terms of sales.

[@madamkirk]

Brad Carroll Yeah I pretty much bought it and it's the only one I've ever seen in person. I bought mine from sam ash in hollywood.

[@Killian_Courtney]

+Adam Kirk I got the 45 too. It's gonna be a superstar seller. I love it.

[@madamkirk]

Kill Courtney Awesomeness bro. I posted a really short video for it up on youtube. Are you going to do one?

[@fabinhoMANO1]

it's got such a fuckin awesome sound

[@neteraser]

+Fábio Reis it's not it. it's the fender start.

[@angusyoungrocker9999]

+neteraser An amp is a good 60-70% of the sound in any rig. How would you know which part of the sound he liked?

[@wrongchordsrecords]

do you ever notice when people demo clean sounds they never attack the strings ? they play very delicately which doesnt tell us if a lower watt valve amp is capable of being really clean or just on the edge of break up .

[@ruiseartalcorn]

This seems like a great amp, however I wonder how one would get a dirty sound with delay, seeing as there is no effects loop.

[@davidmorgan5160]

Were those final arpeggios "CrazyTrain"?!!

[@jimyoung9262]

I was ALMOST needing one of these but no FX loop

[@valle4483]

Check out the 30R then

[@raymondgarlick2791]

I'm jonesing, just bought the 45 head and 212 cab. I gotta wait for delivery 😕

[@Deuce_Dufresne]

Nice work, Fender!

[@andystephenson5407]

mine is on its way , can't wait

[@larrytate1657]

Awesome can u please comment back to me how u like it? I'm thinking of getting for my gf/guitarists and I'm between this and a Marshall.

[@andystephenson5407]

+Larry Tate what marshall ya thinkin, and what sound are you going for

[@andystephenson5407]

+Larry Tate I was told if you going for classic jtm type sounds good for this , if your going for modern marshall crunch or modern marshall tones go with the dsl 100 or dsl 40c . they are comparable in price

[@larrytate1657]

Thanks for the feedback. I tool your advice and went with the dsl40c with the upgraded cream back speaker. I was kinda going for that crunchy sound u mentioned.

[@macheted01]

Man, I have been watching the demos on these Bassbreaker amps and feeling a little twisted. Think I am gonna jump on one of these, but actually leaning towards the 15.

[@lars4738]

Perfect fender, its my dream amp for an ok price!!

[@andystephenson5407]

I thought the same thing . bro

[@lars4738]

+Thunder Death 2 i need to hear a les paul through it tho :/

[@andystephenson5407]

+That smelly guy on the train I just started messing around with the differnt settings because the knobs arnt like the numbered knobs. there's like differnt settings you can set the treble st and the presence and the middle and so on and you get slinky type sound so on . you can adjust the wattage to find the sweet spot wich I just started messing with and that feature made it my new favorite amp over night. and it has a very big singing musical tone with him buckers. atleast through a semi hollow dot.

[@mcoomans]

Great sounding amp! Can you tell me what kind of telecaster I see on the video (the sunburst deluxe with block inlays)??

[@IgnisIban]

I just got one for cheap on a sale, throw some greenbacks and is tone heaven, a combination between bluesbreaker and a plexi, not quite JTM45 or bassman, it’s have a more fast Sharp precise attack due to the solid state rectifier, and a tighter sound with silky mids as EL34 provides, sound way better than my Marshalls origins (when stock,now I modded them to plexi and jcm800 specs), while the stocks v types speakers are not bad, the greenies really make it shine it best, such a cool underrated amp!

[@Escapism7133]

I'm really eager to try out this line of amps. I really hope they're of better build quality than some of their other amps. My friend has had his Fender Blues Deluxe Reissue worked on multiple times (it's only a few years old) and I've heard from amp repair techs that they see a lot of Fender stuff (both new and vintage). Vintage stuff has reason to be getting worked on but new stuff... I guess they don't build them like they used to. Maybe this new line of amps will be improved.

[@ianmarshall7353]

This amp seems really good. I'm looking for a amp that would be good for blues rock to get kinda like a Kenny Wayne shepherd or jimi Hendrix kind of sound. would this be a good amp or should I be looking more for a fender blues deluxe??

[@bassplayersayer]

60 years of 6L6 and 6V6, It's about time to get the EL84 sound, Now, make a 4x10 amp with both tubes and I'll buy it. Let me know if I can help develpoe the new amp.!!!!! Rock On. Rich

[@larrytate1657]

Would this be versatile enough to use for light rock to heavy rock, live and recording?

[@Killian_Courtney]

+Larry Tate That's exactly what this amp is. Perfect for everything you mentioned.

[@hafizimranYT]

What a solid review, thank you! Any information on the guitar? What is that?

[@cloudvsephiroth215]

Would this amp be good for a keith urban tone? I like a lot of country but I like a more classic rock style country and eric clapton crunchiness (eric clapton while my guitar gently weeps live). I'm looking for all of those tones in one amp that I can play without shaking walls and making people hate me.

[@camd.4923]

WOW!!!WTH!!!HOW COOL IS THAT.....

[@smitty31560]

Why would we need a fx loop anyway? Just wondering never had an amp with one

[@Tull1996]

An FX loop would have been a nice touch....I'd say 45 watts is way more than I need...but that power scaling feature is really cool, assuming it works properly......I'd been looking at the 7 and 15 watt versions, as I'm just a basement studio player these days....but...this one does look interesting.....but..I do wish it had the fx loop.

[@ElRudy72]

Is there an effects loop?

[@19maurice66]

"I get my clean by rolling down the volume." And switching to a single coil without mentioning it.

[@GabrielTheGuitarist]

+Maurice Philipps If you don't know to switch in between for clean, you aren't a player.

[@19maurice66]

My point is he didn't just roll of to get the clean so he was demonstrating one of the guitar's capabilities not the amp's

[@TheBluesine]

Incorrect,,, its how the amp re-acts when you roll off the volume.

[@charlesnichols1643]

Pretty sure he mentioned using the volume control on the guitar to clean up on many occasions. Seems you didn't pay much attention.

[@Mistershredd]

Maurice is right on this one.

[@starplatinumsteponme6203]

How well can this take pedals?

[@michaelbell75]

Like most every Fender, it takes pedals very well. I just played it with the new Green Big Muff tonight, totally badass.

[@ruiseartalcorn]

As there is no effects loop, what about using delay with a dirty sound? Obviously a dirt pedal into a delay pedal would be great but there is no "gain" knob on the amp so I'm wondering how to crank up the volume (without creating too much amp dirt), AND run dirt and delay pedals.

[@jm4giv]

is it programmable like the fender mustang?

[@robbie_the_guitarist7277]

J M it’s analog not digital

[@mars6433]

No reverb tank and no effects loop ??

[@mockbear1]

+Quentin James Effect loops change the sound of the amp. Amps that are trying to sound like a 'classic' sound typically dont have them included. The 15watt version does, i wonder how much different it sounds. Granted this has el34's and the 15 wat is el84s.

[@lars4738]

Don't use pedals, turn up and run everything of the guitar ;)

[@bruzzgravely3470]

reminds me of the 1980s sound fifty watt marshall, I got one on the way!!!!

[@XanderYTV]

I just can't get over those clean chord strums. Jesus. It's not enough to make me buy the amp because it seems like it's leaned more towards classic rock and blues.

[@GuillermoZS]

No fx loop?

[@ndoss7712]

What class amp is it?

[@w1third]

How do you get gain out of it? The one I played was just clean sounding, then again I couldn't crank it

[@stwest79]

I think all of them other than the 18/30 have master and gain knobs

[@Killian_Courtney]

+Jesús St James Exactly! Higher wattage brings on more gain. Volume to control loudness.

[@BlueRIff63]

Is this similar to the Dr Z Remedy amp which also has a high and low volume and jumpered channels internally?, but costs about $1900 for the head alone? I know they use "handpicked" resistors/capacitors, hand wound transformers, and pure filtered solder aged in oak barrels :) etc... but I think it is cool that Fender is offering this at a price that s a bit more in reach with the standard circuit board. I don't know why, but I've always gotten better OD sound out of a pedal in front of a blackface amp - vs. an OD channel built into an amp. Plus - I like knowing I can get back to my basic meat and potatoes clean tone which is wonderful on a blackface amp and is where I spend 85% of my time. Not to slam Dr. Z - thy build great equipment - but props to Fender for making this kind of tone available to the masses.

[@CallumMolloy]

love it!

[@Janine.Najarian]

You have my attention

[@YourAverageStrummer]

How about making a video where you actually crank the master and the power and play the thing how it's supposed to be played? Sounds so thin..

[@Daehawk]

This model amp is the best sounding amp in many years.

[@neteraser]

Quality amps (like the classic Deluxe Reverb) don't sell. People need some shit to eat and praise it's taste on TGP. Fender caught that and had to bring this.

[@matzer8846]

+neteraser ... and so you thought if people eat shit they need to read shit too ... and you praise your "knowledge" on TGP (;-))

[@tradbowseven]

Wheres the reverb?😫😫😫😫

[@sbunovsky]

I've really got to applaud Fender on this one but I really should quit my day job and work in their product development department because I've essentially been making my own versions of the Bluesbreaker amp since I heard the Bluesbreaker album and decided it was my standard for guitar tone...still, it would be really cool if they offered a version with KT66 tubes and 2 twenty watt alnico speakers...my personal opinion is that if Marshall can rip off Fender with the '59 Bassman circuit, then Fender can rip off Marshall with the mods they made due to what was on hand in Britain at that time...which improved the sound imho....anyways, cant wait to try it.

[@tomsnow2872]

It's sort of comical how much better this amp is vs the made in China vox stuff or the marshall dsl40 line.

[@gtbones]

"It's got a great skill set....".....WHAT? LOL....I've never heard of inanimate objects having a 'skill set'......I think he's creating new language on the fly....lol

[@GabrielTheGuitarist]

I guess it's okay for classic rock, but the gain sounds simulated...maybe the way the mic is placed, idk...but at least the clean sounds perfect.

[@bennytjan9890]

GabrielTheGuitarist aa

[@1969atam]

A Marshall is great for OD but I have a JCM2000 TSL 602 and the clean is nowhere as clean as my Fender Super 210. Fender is one of the best clean amps while Marshall can't be beaten for balls in your face OD!

[@1969atam]

YOU ARE TOTALLY RIGHT! NO CONTEST ON THAT ONE!

[@granvillefriel2635]

I want to hear it with a les p

[@granvillefriel2635]

woop meant les paul

[@jamesboone2457]

He says "touch sensitive" just roll off the volume. That isn't touch sensitive, when an amp responds to my pick attack - that's touch sensitive.

[@eletrizuados]

Fender, you're dead. After the damn mustang amp line, now it's that bassbreaker.

[@rayg3583]

This whole line of Amps is great. YET, I still can't understand why the controls are on the top of the amp. WHY WHY WHY.. does Fender, Vox and a few others who do that with some of their amps. Put the amp on an amp stand that angles up and you can't get at the controls. This is most important with Amps where you have a lot of control knobs and you have to adjust the settings on the amp to take full advantage of the features. A 7- 18 Watt Amp with 3 controls I can understand doing that. But Amps like this and the Blues Deluxe amps. Makes no sense.

[@metalbeast1998]

Ray G Because that's how amps were made in the 1950s

[@cebrinpitts]

I don't get this complaint that I see often. Are you guys putting your amps up high where you can't reach the dials? Honest question. I'd rather lean down, and adjust than kneel down, and adjust.

[@arando4359]

Cebrin Pitts when at ear height level, you get less muddying bass frequencies. try it, your amp will sound much better.

[@arando4359]

i hope my response helps you to understand the complaint. one warning, your amp will sound much louder at ear-height, too

[@phildelmedico96]

From an aesthetic point of view, it makes the front of the amp look very clean and streamlined, it's a very pretty piece of furniture.

[@CyberneticArgumentCreator]

+Tranquilescapism that's because Fender amps are played by more people by a gigantic margin, not because Fenders are bad.

[@Joska43]

It could be perfect with famous fender spring reverb, now is just a another marshy copy

[@SpaceJunkie12]

Actually, it's a copy of a Marshall that was a copy of a modified Fender Bassman.

[@michaelbell75]

Thats why God created reverb pedals...

[@PC160]

For my money this demo has the presence, treble and middle WAY too high, and bass WAY too low. That might be OK for a quick demo of one setting, but by not moving the tone pots around we have no idea what the amp sounds like at any other settings. Weak.

[@3frenchtoast3]

Maybe go try it

[@PC160]

+3frenchtoast3 Absolutely. I've been waiting for this amp! I modded a '66 Bassman with EL34s and Marshall tone stack (hot!), and could never get why Fender didn't make an amp like that, after they invented it (original Bassman).

[@JKryanX]

most of the guitar hero's that played plexi's set the mid and treble all the way up and the bass all the way off. the guitar is a treble instrument after all

[@photronic]

I think it's a good amp, but seeing the 414 there, I questioned the high end too.

[@Siwieto1958]

When You turn down the volume on the guitar, You are also loosing a lot of treble. That is not the best way to get a clean sound! Whatever amp You have or guitar, when You turn down the volume on the guitar You will loose a lot of treble. The treble is very important to most clean sounds - Fender clean or Mesa clean and the only solutions I know is to use a Morley volume pedal. Ok, You can use a "treble bleeder" on Your guitar, but it is not the best way anyway.When using EL 34 power tubes it will be even worse. An amp like the Bassbreaker 45 should have had the possibility to go from clean to "crunch/lead" by a step on a pedal. The Bassbreaker 45 is a very good amp, and I really like the sound of it is like a "Marshall type of amp", but it could be better.... Leif from Norway - guitardet or retardet, anyway I have played them all from the original JTM 45 to my "all time amp" Mesa Lonestar 10/50100watt, 2X12". Simply the best after 42 years of excpericence.

[@moonkef]

+Leif Eriksen You are right but it does depend on the impedance of the amp and the pre amp circuit it's self. some amps retain the guitar's treble even without a capacitor (treble bleed mod) Generally the more a pre amp is pushed the more it will stay bright as you roll the tone down. I would imagine the strat in this demo (Elite?) probably has a treble bleed cap fitted.

[@Siwieto1958]

+moonkef Yes, it's correct if You push the pre amp it wil stay brighter as You roll the tone down. But in an amp like this which has one volume and the very nice output option it is the volume that "makes the sound" both in the pre amp and the power amp (of course togheter with the EQ). As a result of that if You put the volume to 8 on this type of amps they will be producing overdriven or saturated tones. Not clean ones. I really like the "cranked" Marshall type of sound, but if You crank the amp You will have the same tone whatsoever. In my opinion the best solution is to have two channels in an amp - one clean and one dirty. Especially in an amp with EL 34 power tubes

[@moonkef]

The best solution is a treble bleed cap of the correct value then you are sorted no matter what amp you're playing into. But I know what you mean, if you want a huge clean sound with lots of headroom this isn't the amp.

[@VanHalenIsolated]

Omg what is it with Marshall and Fender being obsessed with the crappy V Type speakers.

[@Tremolux59]

Distortion sounds like crap. Sounds muddy and like there is blocking distortion happening.

[@9999plato]

It lacks an effects loop, what were you thinking Fender? A shame.

[@Beizeiten78]

David Gilmour didn't need an effects loop. Most FX loops are subpar afterthoughts and generally are far less quality than other components of the amp.

[@NICKWAPPERER117]

Randall Yeager Gilmour doesn't use an effects loop?

[@zzubuzz]

JOKE: What if Eric Clapton had used one of these instead of a Marshall model 1962 aka. "Bluesbreaker" on the "Beano" album released in 1965? A: Eric Clapton whoooo?

[@jwright123456789]

ME WANT

[@RackhirTheRed]

No fx loop = no sale. C'mon Fender.

[@schrom81]

lol its a plexi

[@matzer8846]

+schrom81 ... more a JTM ... imho.

[@schrom81]

I don't think JTM's used el34's. I could be wrong. :)

[@matzer8846]

***** it depends ... the early Marshals where send to the USA without tubes. So may of them got 5881 or KT66 tubes. European amps where equipped with EL34 very often cause they where easy to get in Europe. But Marshalls could run with KT66 too (Hendrix did not like the EL34 so he used the other compatible types). The very first JTMs where run with 5881 tubes (compatible to the 6L6 of the Bassman original). So you are NOT wrong at all! Good Point!

[@schrom81]

Right on! Either way its funny that fender has done Marshall style amp. That was based on a Bassman, that was probably based on on some RCA stereo lol

[@flynnhendry]

+schrom81 which is basically copied from a fender bassman so nah....

[@weldaar]

Fender has the best clean, but this amp does not impress me at all.

[@paulj0557tonehead]

Why in the hell are Master Volumes such a rarity on tube amps when the best preamp gain parameters aren't realized without it! A MV isn't just there to control output levels, it's there to give your preamp overdrive settings, even at high volumes. It's 3 components. And that's INCLUDING the duel pot. An EASY DIY mod. btw. Put the knob on the back of the amp, or even in a small metal box with a bracket if you want zero holes drilled in your amp chassis. A MV does NOT harm your amp, if anythng it lengthens the life of the output tubes and speaker. . Just need 5 unshielded wires. Keep the leads short to the box if you do that though. AN EL34 AMP WITHOUT A MASTER VOLUME IS SUB PAR! PIV MASTER VOLUME ARTICLE IN iirc NOV,1983 GUITAR PLAYER MAGAZINE. It's excellent,, you will be blown away by it's function. Like it should have been there all along! Not some near useless 1 watt switch, what a joke!

[@Dothreban]

So fucking stupid that Fender didn't include an effects loop on this baby. I would have bought one no questions asked but I need that loop for my delay and chorus. Bummer!

[@mockbear1]

+Dothreban there is a 15watt version with a effect loop. From what i hear, the gain isnt really high enough to justify an effects loop on the amps. It wont really change the sound.

[@Dothreban]

I am aware that the 15 watt has an effects loop. The 45 is the most versatile with the wattage control for low volume practice along with being powerful enough to gig with. I may just have to get one anyway and mod it with an effects loop myself.

[@liontone]

Dothreban Any good tech could add one for less than $100.

[@DanOughton]

Just go and buy a Marshall Bluesbreaker.

[@lars4738]

Nope, this is much cheaper!

[@eltaco585]

+Dan Oughton give me 3 grand and ill do just that

[@raffarafano]

Both imput? naaaahh

[@AftershockPS3]

super loud

[@BlueRIff63]

Man - why use MDF in these cabs, Fender? Sometimes you have to push back on marketing price points and add some more quality. The cab and speaker are the last mile of tone. Amp builders have to stop building cabs with paper mache like this! Spend the few extra bucks on regular ply (not even void-free) and charge the customer - they''ll pay for quality that is there. MDF is fine for a small practice amp, but MDF is heavy and has frumpy, muddy tonality at high volumes on stage - terrible. You did the work on the circuit Fender - now you send the great tones through an MDF cabinet? Ridiculous.

[@ricks66jazzmaster]

+BlueRIff63 The cabinets on these are ply and not MDF.

[@Chilinoploppy]

Yes it's birch ply. don't know if that's better than pine? But it's not MDF lol!

[@BlueRIff63]

+rick heins Hi Rick - you might want to change the spec pages on your site which say cabinet material for this series is "7-Ply 3/4" Medium-Density Fibreboard".

[@anthonygonzalez8684]

I wasn't impressed all that much with Bassbreaker.

[@deathbykitty1954]

I do not like it at all.

[@jayfoster]

Meh...pretty flubby low end when it's pushed. Pass.

[@slimturnpike]

impressive demo