Would you recommend this for an acoustic bass? Or is the bass too large to balance properly on it?
803801
Should fit fine. Amazing balance for acoustic. The key is not the bottom balance but the back. And works great...and for the price ? Deal
803802
No, it is not too large to balance properly. YOu can use it for the acoustic bass. Thanks, Thuc
2198515
I think it works great for bass, particularly good when you want to practice and not disturb anyone, or not be distracted by the noise of the world. Very clear sound, with tone, gain, volume controls and an effects processor built in.
1794610
I bought this as a teen and it has been good for me, however be warned that it is a full sized bass. So if your arms aren't very long I wouldn't recommend it, but if you can reach it is very, very good. it has been good for me and if taken care of will be good for you.
629337
I use with both my acoustic/electric bass and my electric bass. I really like this amp!
1660275
If you want "thumpin bass" then yes, get a sub. Overall balance is good but not bass heavy. They are not tweeters only, they have a 6.5" speaker cone too. They probably would come to life with an amp pushing them.
474570
I found my set to be very balanced in sound. In my old unit, the bass distorted at high volume. This unit appears to balance the bass with the other sounds. Could your unit be defective?
1661326
I occasionally play an upright bass with a bow, although never yet with this bass. But I don't see why it couldn't be bowed...the set up is completely familiar.
1905023
This is a big bag designed for an acoustic bass. There is not much padding inside. If your Bass is going out of tune I would get a Snark tuner. They are inexpensive and very handy.
1017726
The body of that acoustic bass would be too wide. You'd need the World Tour WG20D Deluxe 20mm Acoustic Guitar Gig Bag to accommodate the size of the AEB5E.You won't be disappointed. I was pleasantly surprised at the quality of gig bag this company makes for the price.
1417978
I'm pushing two l7 12" 's at 750 ea. And it handles them with ease. Plenty of powerful bass. Hope thay helps you.
1951203
As long as it is anchored well it should be fine, I have a Dean ML, An Explorer and several very heavy basses (six string) on mine and they've never failed.
1845582
We only have a 1/2 sized bass on it and it seems fine. The stand is adjustable, I think it would hold a 3/4 sized bass as well. You could always return it if it doesn't fit. I really like this stand, it's very sturdy and it looks great with the bass on it. Definitely a good buy.
779707
I haven't used it on an acoustic as of yet I've been playing it on a les paul through a 59 fender bassman amp I'm sure it will sound good any way it's used I say go for it
59082
Its an ok starter bass, but the jack connection on mine is rather loose, and there doesn't seem to be any sort of support for the jack connection. I have the bolt as tight as I can get it, and it still wobbles.
377076
Not at all, you can adjust the level to balance it out, Just don't have Volume turned all the way up.turn it down until a good balance on bass and the rest of the system is pretty much balanced.Unless you want the bass to drown out the rest of it of course.
670846
The bass is not adjustable but I'm very pleased with the quality of sound. If you love a lot of bass I don't think you care for this unit.
2158002
Yes, it is. I bought it for my son, who plays acoustic bass at Otterbein University. He has been using it for nearly a year without any issues.