Can I use it for a bass?
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For solo practice where you don't want to shake the whole house? Yes. For practice with a band? No; it would not be loud enough and the speaker is too small to produce the appropriate sound necessary to be heard over drums/guitar/PA, etc.
232519
It works well for any application. It converts bass into vibration So it adds depth to anything you're doing
1627203
I wouldn't suggest it. The horn and speaker config in a PA speaker is not designed to work well with a bass amp. Your tone wont be very good. If you decide to go down this path it needs to be able to handle 480 Watts
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.
1507879
This is an amp for like door speakers. There is no bass control. So no this would not be good for a sub
145359
I didn't understand how you're planing to use this item, but I use it with my bass guitar and it sounds good. I'm quit an amture in bass playing maybe a pro would think deferentially. It's size is convenient, the sound is clear, and I think you can plug it to a big speaker. Hope this answers your question =]. P.S. You can't plug an mp4 to it.
445894
As was mentioned before, this is not suitable for bass guitar, but if you want to stay in the Pignose family, they do have a bass amp, the "Pignose PB-30"
1708710
Yes it's great for music, and I love the bass y got 2 of those and plan to get another pair for spare.
838859
I have one of these for guitar and it works fine. If the bass has a 1/4" input jack (which I'm 99% sure it does) then it'll work fine. Just be careful with it and take care of it because the clip that goes on the strap is flimsy. Other than that it works good.
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I do not play bass. I don't see why you couldn't plug your bass in to this unit though. I would have know idea what tones you would get from the amp and cabinet models, but with just about unlimited effects and equalization options I'm am sure you could produce some cool tones. You can also set individual output levels for just about every option on the G5. Don't know if I would spend $300 to find out though... Maybe find an 800 number / email address for Zoom and ask them. They may also have another option for you.
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.
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Yes, as long as you are connecting via 1/4 Cable. The speaker is designed to play a large spectrum of tones and now that I have a better amp I use mine with my Laptop for speakers. What I would not run into it is a Bass, but a Uke should be fine
381584
Technically, yes. Although I wouldn't advise it, as this is intended for bass.
683434
I don't know, but my guess is that it wouldn't be the best for a bass (just a guess). I'd suggest you call Elderly instruments or another good acoustic instrument shop and ask. I think a piezo pickup might be a better choice, but I'm no expert. In fact, Google it, and I think you'll find your answer.
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Not advertised as a bass amp, But yeah, you can use this with a bass for a quite practice amp.
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don't really know -- don't know any bass player who has used it. seems to me it couldn't hurt ...
1817547
It depends on how much bass you want .I would say no but the other one you can bridge to get more power.