Supercharged with a host of powerful and versatile features, the Bassbreaker 15 head is the latest evolution of the classic Fender Bassman sound. The redesigned circuit breaks the mould giving different types of saturation - pure tube sound that catapulted hard rock. On stage or in the studio, this top-of-the-line amp will give you everything you need to rock.

• 15-watt amp head
• Structure selector allows three different sound types
• Recording-ready with power amp mute, switchable XLR line output with emulated speaker simulator, and ground isolator
• Easily connectable to external BB-112 or BB-212 speakers

This chameleon-like amplifier has a powerful range of aggressive mids thanks to a trio of 12AX7 preamp tubes and two EL84 power tubes providing 15 watts of power. With its three-position Saturation switch you have three types of distortion and it offers sounds ranging from mild to wild, which you can control with traditional knobs (brightness, treble, mid and bass switch) and a digital reverb channel that you can adjust to the size of the room.

The sound of the Amp Mute is a great way to get the most out of your sound and offers sounds ranging from mellow to wild, which you can control with traditional potentiometers (brightness, treble, mid and bass switch) and a digital reverb channel that you can adjust to the size of your room.

It has recording functions such as an Amp Mute power switch with flashing pilot light and switchable XLR line output for speaker emulation with ground socket, so you can immerse yourself in the music without the need to fuss with more technical details. It also has a switchable 4-8-16 ohm output, ¼’ outputs for effects, external speakers and loops. If you add the BB-112 or BB-212 boxes you can create a mini column for extra sound and look.

Because of its sound, special features and price, the Bassbreaker 15 head is destined to become the ideal amp for both gigging and recording.

About Fender

‘FMIC, Fender Musical Instruments Corporation, is the world's leading manufacturer of musical instruments and amplifiers, and its name is synonymous with rock ‘n’ roll. Its founder, Leo Fender, listened to the needs of the most creative artists of the day and contributed to the rock revolution of the 1950s. To talk about Fender is to talk directly about geniuses such as Jimi Hendrix, Eric Clapton, Stevie Ray Vaughan, John Mayer, John Frusciante, Eddie Van Halen, The Edge...