Fender 1962 Brownface Bassman (Piggyback Head and Cabinet) Repair from both the fat hum-canceling

from both the fat hum-canceling neck pup to the bridge pickup

that is difficult to capture with a standard camera

Body: Spanish Cedar (like a lightweight Mahogany)Neck: Bosnian Maple (Flame Figure) Fingerboard: Indian Rosewood Pickups: Wolftone Marshalhead Bridge HB & Mojo UK Mini HB Potentiometers: Emerson CTS Pro Master Volume & Tone Capacitor: Emerson Paper-in-oil Bridge: Gotoh two-point tremolo Tuners: Gotoh vintage style locking Body Finish: Oil and shellac base Neck: Oil finish Scale: 25" (slightly shorter than a Strat but not as short as a Les Paul)Fingerboard radius: 10″ Nut: Hand cut bone 1

and Telecaster clarity all living under one cover

Originally referred to as “Clear Tone” pickups when they were introduced by Supro in the mid 50s

Fender 1962 Brownface Bassman (Piggyback Head and Cabinet) Repair from both the fat hum-cancelingIntro IN STORE PICKUP ONLY! The 1962 Fender Bassman Brownface serial number BP03815, stands as a landmark in American guitar tone. From Fender's Brownface era, this model bridges the warm, organic vibe of Tweed with the tighter, more powerful response that would define later Blackface amps. Though originally voiced for bass, its dynamic touch sensitivity, rich harmonics, and musical clean to overdrive range make it a standout guitar amp as well.