Would this contact mic work well on my fender bass?
201780
I'm not sure how you would use it. 1) A fender bass has a direct line out: if you want an "in-line tuner", then you wouldn't use the mic. 2) If your using the mic as a pick-up, again your fender is electric, you would just be by-passing the installed fender pick-ups that make the fender the great guitar that it is3) if you're using it for an "effects send", then you're again bypassing the best (and cleanest) signal from your bass - and you would have to run through a mixer to use it.CONCLUSION: I wouldn't use it on a Fender Bass.
201781
Hm, probably not too well. This microphone is designed as a mic for a tuner. It works great to plug directly into a tuner. it's OKAY to use as a contact microphone for amplification if you don't have any other options. I purchased it as a backup for just in case my classical guitar pickup goes out during the middle of a gig and I need amplification. The sound you'll get out of it is not very good, because isn't designed for that. But with a lot of EQ work, you can still get a decent sound at a very cheap price. I recommend keep looking around for a better mic for your bass, but if you have a little extra cash lying around, then it's definitely worth picking this one up to have a mediocre spare and just to see how it works.
201782
I have a Snark SN-5. On the back it says "Guitar Bass & Violin Tuner". Sounds like it would work. There are different Snarks for different kinds of instruments. Love the tuner.
1624405
Rule #1 "There is NO such thing as TOO MUCH BASS." That device is EXTREMELY sensitive. You probably will be happy with it with the sensitivity control all the way down. If still too sensitive you can take the cover off and put a tiny piece of duct tape over the microphone. Good Luck. FEEL THE BASS!!!!!! BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOM!
710481
I use this with bass and it's great. The tone is all there (in fact, I'd say it's better than using a cable). You will not be disappointed.
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.
445665
Yeah same here. Technically it'll work but your tone will not be good. Don't really recommend it for your acoustic though
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.
736117
Well, it6's been a long time I don't play the bass, but based on the experience I had with this Fender amp I believe the same can apply for a bass-dedicated amp from the same maker - even the good prices.
180671
I'm sure it would work, but I think they make one for a bass that might sound better.
1133382
For some reason Amazon thinks I should answer you, but I don't have an active pickup bass right now so I can't check. I can say that I've used a SansAmp Bass Driver in front of it and it handles it well. There's a lot of good tone in this (Orange) box.
80916
Yes it will work, however look up the amplifier this is a rack system.. I found my self having to by the amp for the bass subs, the two pyle voice speakers work great but it dont bump! I hope that helps
234343
Yes it should work if your amp has a 1/8 inch (headphone) input as an option
683556
I'm assuming you have something like a RISA Solidbody. If you do, this will work decently well. You may not be amazed by the tone (It's a piezo pickup, but it's designed for magnetic coil sound...) but it will sound relatively good. There's a Vox amPlug acoustic simulator which will sound better, but it's slightly more expensive. Neither is a bad investment. VOX APAG AmPlug Acoustic Guitar Headphone Amplifier
232519
It works well for any application. It converts bass into vibration So it adds depth to anything you're doing
1162215
Used it with a Fender electric. You have to adjust the input settings in Garage Band.
2023765
I use it on my SR505 SG bass and it works great. Of course the bigger bass strings needs more attention verses a guitar but I've used it on both guitars and basses for years. Love the stuff!!
1794391
Yes it will work. Those have been around for years. I love it. You can adjust your bass with out messing with anything.
847064
Fender use a industry standard socket on their speakers, so these should work. But as I found out the are thin materials and wobbly.