Can I plug my bass into this amp and get reasonable sound for practice?
1798490
If you are expecting any kind of real bass feel, this amp won't give it to you. I would rather spend the money on a bass-buddy, it's like a little personal guitar amp. It clips to your belt and you plug your guitar in and then slip on the headphones. For the bass, it gives you several bass setups like 'slap' or 'fretless' . If you don't want to use headphones, run the headphone jack from the bass buddy into a stereo input and you'll find a better sound.
1798491
I have couple of electric guitars, and the sound is perfect. I live in a town house so, loud noise was always a concern for me. This looks so small, but the sound is just perfect for a small setting.
1798492
yes, great for practicing in a small area, like bedroom. My son was happy with it so far. Good battery life so far.
1798493
Not sure how well it will sound with a bass. This is very small in size and lightweight. It works fine for guitar.
629342
It is designed to work best with a bass guitar but you can plug an electric 6 string into it just fine. Of course it won't sound as good as an amp designed for an electric guitar.
790833
I don't really know, to be honest. I imagine you can, but you"ll have to keep it on a clean amp and tone.
914640
I believe you could. You have another input on the amp but I don't know how good quality sound for a keyboard you could get. I think it would be decent but not sure.
756399
There is a specific AmPlug version for a bass guitar (my wife has one). You could probably get a signal through this version, but the filtering etc would be wrong.
450568
If youre playing it by itself your amp is your limit. If played in conjunction with other signals a mixer of some sort would definitely be necessary.
504357
Definitely! Turn the volume on your acoustic amp all the way down before plugging in and turning on the amp because the signal is so strong from the pickups. You might want to consider using a preamp.
995005
I would not use this for such an approach. Your sound would be much better with much simpler devices. This is a guitar amp and has a classic fender guitar sound - it would be hollow for MP3's or streaming music/sound.
1042343
The bass is phat! You don't need an amp as long as you are playing from a decent source (iPod, etc.)
1938813
I think you can, you can really crank-up the volume on this amp. with the master, and power sponge. I really Love this amp.
2238222
I think it is, but you won't get good bass out of this amp, and it will start clipping way before is loud enough (very low gain - if you increase the input it will clip). I hooked mine up to two 100W RMS speaker boxes, but because of the lack of bass (my vintage 80W RMS Wintec 6004 put out more Bass), I hooked a 2nd amplifier (300W Sony XM-75HX) using a "Y" cable, to drive two 300W RMS 15" speakers (Boston Acoustics) just for bass. Now I use PQA3100 just for highs and medium frequencies.
1807413
This is a midi controller. I will not work directly into an amp. You would have to have some time of midi interface that would sample the sound.
14158
Yes....in fact it's best that way. For best results, hook into a system with a sub wolfer or something with a deep bass response. I use a 1/4 in Y connector and run a bass amp and a guitar amp together. You get that big boom sound with the bass drum that way.
708249
yes it will, but you may end up with hum, it is a tube preamp, it does have a bass guitar setting. you can return it, so hell try it.
445895
I haven't tried it with a bass, but I'd have to agree with the other responses, that it would be unlikely to handle the low frequencies of the bass, except at volumes probably not useful. The Behringer BX108 (at least the older version) and the Ashdown TOURBUS-15 are nice little bass practice amps although not as portable as the Pignose or the Roland Microcube somebody mentioned.
1448852
you can play any bass guitar with this amp, but it doesn't sound good because this amp do not have much 'bass'.
1536326
I am not sure about directly plugging into the amp, as most phono's need a preamp.But I would try it anyway. You won't hurt anything.