Uploaded February 2025 | Updated September 2026, 6 days ago
The still very affordable Selmer Treble and Bass 50 played through a 4x10 cab does an amazing 1950s Tweed Bassman tone. In this video I play a 1966 Selmer Treble and Bass 50 MkII (Blue Line) through a DeVille 4x10 cab with 1960s Oxford 10L6 speakers and I loved the tone and playability!! I'm using a 2008 Gibson Les Paul R9 with 1970s DiMarzio PAFs in it.
Recording setup:
Close mic: Shure SM7dB (preamp bypassed) through Neve 1073 DPX
Close Mic 2: 1960s Beyer M160 (uysed on riffs with phaser/chorus)
Room mic: 1960s Sennheiser MD21 through UA 2-610
Additional gear:
1980 EHX Small stone phaser
1990s DOD FX65 Stereo Phaser
2020s Boss Line Selector
Also check out these videos of original Tweed Bassman amps!
1959 Fender 5F6A Bassman
youtube.com/watch?v=vgqrOCUQzH0
1954 Fender 5D6 Bassman
youtube.com/watch?v=VQFZ-EjQvjA
The still very affordable Selmer Treble and Bass 50 played through a 4x10 cab does an amazing 1950s Tweed Bassman tone. In this video I play a 1966 Selmer Treble and Bass 50 MkII (Blue Line) through a DeVille 4x10 cab with 1960s Oxford 10L6 speakers and I loved the tone and playability!! I'm using a 2008 Gibson Les Paul R9 with 1970s DiMarzio PAFs in it.
Recording setup:
Close mic: Shure SM7dB (preamp bypassed) through Neve 1073 DPX
Close Mic 2: 1960s Beyer M160 (uysed on riffs with phaser/chorus)
Room mic: 1960s Sennheiser MD21 through UA 2-610
Additional gear:
1980 EHX Small stone phaser
1990s DOD FX65 Stereo Phaser
2020s Boss Line Selector
Also check out these videos of original Tweed Bassman amps!
1959 Fender 5F6A Bassman
youtube.com/watch?v=vgqrOCUQzH0
1954 Fender 5D6 Bassman
youtube.com/watch?v=VQFZ-EjQvjA










