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Were they [i]really[/i] any good, those '70s Bassmans? I recall seeing a guy battering an Aria SB1000 through one back in the '90s and it sounded woolly with next to no definition. Might have been his tone settings but it sounded bowff!

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[quote name='Stacker' timestamp='1342256006' post='1732314']
Were they [i]really[/i] any good, those '70s Bassmans? I recall seeing a guy battering an Aria SB1000 through one back in the '90s and it sounded woolly with next to no definition. Might have been his tone settings but it sounded bowff!
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Some might have been, they were made badly with poor components, thus were very inconsistent, and got more inconsistent as the components aged.

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[quote name='Mr. Foxen' timestamp='1342263852' post='1732486']
Some might have been, they were made badly with poor components, thus were very inconsistent, and got more inconsistent as the components aged.
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The studio must have had a good one then. :)

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[quote name='Stacker' timestamp='1342256006' post='1732314']
Were they [i]really[/i] any good, those '70s Bassmans?
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Are you kidding? They were immense.




[quote name='Stacker' timestamp='1342256006' post='1732314']
I recall seeing a guy battering an Aria SB1000 through one back in the '90s and it sounded woolly with next to no definition. Might have been his tone settings but it sounded bowff!
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He - or someone - had probably already buggered it up and he was giving it the last rites.



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Edited by mckendrick

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