Fender is globally renowned for crafting some of the finest and most iconic guitars and amplifiers ever. Their dedication to top - notch quality shines through in every product sporting the famous Fender logo, from guitars and amps to accessories and a wide array of lifestyle gifts. The legendary Fender bass amp is back in its stunning Blackface design, more impressive than ever. The Fender Bassman 800 bass amplifier combines the vintage mid - 60s Fender look with professional all - tube technology. Its tube front end is inspired by the sought - after 1960s circuit but comes with modern features. There's a foot - switchable overdrive channel with a contemporary tone stack, an XLR line - out, and a Class D power amp to keep it lightweight. This amplifier head offers everything you love about Fender and then some. Specifications: Controls include Vintage (Volume, Bass with Deep pull, Mid, Treble with Bright pull), Overdrive (Gain, Blend, Volume, Bass with Deep pull, Mid, Frequency, Mid Level, Treble with Bright pull), and Master with Mute pull. It has two channels (Vintage and Overdrive), two inputs (1/4', Input 2 at - 6dB), one XLR line - out with ground lift, level control, and pre/post EQ switch. Total impedance options are 4, 8, or 16 ohms. It uses 2 x 12AX7 preamp tubes and has a solid - state rectifier. Dimensions are 8.6 inches (21.9 cm) high, 10.53 inches (26.7 cm) deep, and 22.37 inches (56.81 cm) wide, weighing 17 lbs (7.7 kg).
Using your Fender Bassman 800 amplifier is easy. First, connect your bass guitar to one of the two 1/4' inputs. If you're using Input 2, keep in mind it operates at - 6dB. You can switch between the Vintage and Overdrive channels depending on the sound you want. Use the controls to adjust the volume, bass, mid, and treble to your preference. The overdrive channel has additional controls like gain and blend. The XLR line - out can be used to connect to other audio equipment. When it comes to safety, always make sure to use a 230V power source suitable for European markets. Don't overload the amplifier by using an impedance that's not 4, 8, or 16 ohms. For maintenance, keep the amplifier in a clean and dry place. You can use a soft, dry cloth to clean the exterior. If you need to replace the preamp tubes (2 x 12AX7), it's best to have a professional do it. This way, you'll keep your amplifier in great shape and enjoy amazing bass sounds for a long time.
