I said what I wanted to say.
It does sound good cranked, but it's a different sound than the tweed circuit by a mile. But what wasn't nasally but would definitely have that thing sort of like a 50 watt Bassman was the Bassman 100. My first real amp was a 1973 Bassman 100, which I bought from my guitar teacher for $100. I also bought from him an early 70s Sunn 4x12 with Eminence flat magnet speakers in it. At first, I used it as a PA for a band I sang in, but as I played guitar more, it became my main amp for years. I was a simple person and just ran both channels bridged with all knobs on 10 and the master at 3 or so. When I sold it, I did a demo with the master on 10 and the rest dialed down and learned I could have really gotten some pretty (window shaking) sounds out of that. The Bass channel, which I never played through really, was beautiful sounding (I was playing through a pair of 1968 Jensens) when I discovered that, having sold the Sunn speaker a couple of years earlier.
Suffice it to say, I acquired both of these items in the early 90s and got 5x for them before the market went COVID crazy.