could this be used for bass
1128060
The rod and reel could handle a nice sized bass if you play the fish out. The rod doesn't have a lot of back bone. But i have hooked onto a few 1-2lb bass and it did fine. I would suggest using 20-30lb braid because you get good strength and small diameter.
1128061
I guess for smaller bass. I would think anything over 3 poundsay break the rod
1128062
I would not by this set . The reel is of very poor quality. It does not take medium duty line and it tangles. You would be spending time trying to undo the tangles instead of fishing.
1128063
yes.i fished for smallmouth bass in fargo n dakota. had big fun reeling them in on 6lb test.
1161685
If your talking about rap type of bass... No. It's great for standard rock and symphonic.
1281146
i think you can use it as mid bass. the speaker has not a lot of watts to it....
2131868
Yes it can. Actually That's how it was designed to work. Just clamp it to the headstock, turn it on and tune. I'm a bass player and that's how I tune.
1448853
I would not recommend playing an electric bass through a guitar amp like this. I doubt the frequency range of the speaker would give you a very good sound -- I don't know if you could cause any damage to the speaker itself, but I wouldn't risk it. Honestly since I'm not an EE I don't know though. If you're planning on playing a bass and/or guitar through the same amp then I would buy a solid state and save some cash. Also less heart-ache if you do cause some damage. Just my personal opinion.
1753761
Yes you can. You would have to buy the bass knob seperately and there is a port on the amp you plug into.
180671
I'm sure it would work, but I think they make one for a bass that might sound better.
2023763
don't really know -- don't know any bass player who has used it. seems to me it couldn't hurt ...
513773
I am sure it can. My sons use it for their viola, bass, and guitars. their music teachers say it is pretty good quality especially for the price.
1015447
Do not own a bass. But works great with a guitar and the rhythms are great. So it should work with a bass.
105110
It would be good for vocals and mic'd acoustical instruments, but an electric bass guitar really should have it's own amp. Find an amp that's designed specifically for bass guitar. If you're on a tight budget, you might look for a used one on Craig's list, ebay, or at a pawn shop. Even Amazon sometimes has used or refurbished stuff.
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.
1437497
Sure, but I would recommend using a soft end. Keep in mind that this bass drum is small and (even though durable) can possibly wear out. Which is not as cheap to replace like an acoustic bass head. I double kick so I am using a softer end to make sure it last.
1583999
I think you can. I also use it as a bass "preamp" with the output going into a small practice amp. Adds a lot of warmth. Good luck!
699597
Yes. I mainly use this amp for electric bass. It's not a "bass amp" though because its not just for bass. Guitar also works well with it. In fact, it has an a second input in the back that works simultaneously with the front input. I plug my bass in the front and my brother can plugs his guitar in the back and its completely portable.
1274634
Don't see why not. I know a lot of guys with guitar rigs that they use with bass and they all sound killer.
445899
Its a great little amp but I don't think it will do well on the bass notes. The distortion is increased as the guitar volume knob goes up. I tried my bass on it and it works but I wouldn't use it as a bass amp even for practice. Perfect for your guitar though