Fender Bassbreaker 2262000000 15 Amplifier Combo 120V, Gray Tweed

The Fender Bassbreaker 007 Combo Guitar Amplifier appears to have a mixed reception among customers. While some reviewers praise its sound and versatility, others have complaints about noise and lacking features. One customer mentioned that the amp had a lot of white noise, even when the guitar was not plugged in, making it annoying in a bedroom environment. They also found the sound to be dark and not open sounding. They ended up returning the amp and purchasing a Roland JC22, which they found to have an amazing rich clean sound. On the other hand, another customer mentioned that the amp worked perfectly for them and they loved the sound. They found the sound to be huge compared to their previous amp and praised the mid boost feature. They also mentioned that the amp took pedals well and was quiet, even with a noisy guitar. Another reviewer mentioned that the amp had a great clean tone and could produce a great blues tone when the gain was turned up. They also mentioned that with the right equipment, it could do metal, although it didn't have enough saturation on its own. Despite some of the mixed reviews, there were also positive opinions about the amp. One reviewer praised the rich low end, pronounced midrange, and clean warmth of the amp. They mentioned that it had great dirty sounds and was versatile for jazz, rock, and blues. However, they did note that it lacked reverb at its price point. Overall, the Fender Bassbreaker 007 Combo Guitar Amplifier seems to have its strengths and weaknesses. While some reviewers had issues with noise and lacking features, others praised its sound and versatility.