works with an acoustic bass Guitar? Ibanez AEB5E
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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.
1017725
I am sorry, but I don't know for sure. I have an electric bass guitar in mine. I doubt an acoustic will fit.
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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.
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Although I have a bass, I have never tried it through the G5...but I was thnking about it just last week. It is possible to get bass like sounds out of a guitar, but its not ideal. I was considering using a real bass to just layer in something with the looper function then switch back to 6 string for overdubs. I see no reason why the effects, EQs, compressors etc wouldn't work fine. I doubt you'd get much mileage out of the amp models and distortion stomps though - or the tube booster circuit. I guess it could be quite creative (with the z-pedal!), or it could be a reasonable tool for tailoring a sound...can't vouch for it just yet though I'm afraid.
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I have a Yamaha Acoustic with pickup and it works great on the acoustic mode. I have tried it on the Bass mode and it seems to give it a more mellow, deeper tone. I'm assuming an upright acoustic or mariachi-style bass with pickups would sound OK. Plus, you can use all the other effects and really find some interesting tones. Take your bass to a nearby music dealer and try it.
269047
This is a great case first of all. I have an ibanez and a Peavey electric they fit easily. If yours is not too much thicker than a typical solid body it will work. Hope this helps.
572627
These must be screwed into your guitar. That is ok on your neck heel block as that strap button gets screwed in anyway, but not on the bottom of an acoustic guitar (usually you have a peg inserted into a hole drilled into the bottom of an acoustic guitar for that strap button). If you're ok putting a screw next to your (presumably) existing strap peg on the bottom of your acoustic, it would probably work. I wouldn't do it on any of my acoustics though.
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I've never tried that, so I don't know. When using it with a guitar, I've established that it needs a continuous signal of the chords; for example a major versus a minor chord so it is able to establish what harmony notes to use. I'm guessing that with a bass guitar, it would only be able to output the basic note, plus its octaves if you have the unit set for that. Hope this helps and sorry I cannot provide you with more. Addendum: if you are just using it for pitch correction, it will work as long as it has a signal.
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.
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I suppose they will work with any electric guitar, however these are specifically designed for bass electric guitars, be it for a 4,5 or 6 string bass. The same company also make amphones specifically for your electric guitar such as a fender stratocaster or telecaster or other brands.
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Yes. I have 2 standard acoustics and an acoustic bass hanging from some right now.
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This amp can handle guitar or bass, but only at acoustic levels. And only one at a time. There's only one input. That means, it would work with bass in a group with an acoustic guitar-- not an amplified guitar, but a truly unplugged guitar. That's how I use mine: bass through the pig nose, guitar un-amplified. I think that electric drums would be too much, and might blow the speaker. You'll need a dedicated drum amp for that.
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It will work with any amplifiable guitar. Just realize that it only puts out 30 watts-- enough to make your bass audible at what's now called an "unplugged" level. What that means to me, as I use it, is that I can hear the bass line in a group with acoustic (unamplified) guitars. It will never be "loud," if that's what you're looking for.
543710
Worked great with earphones, but we used with standard electric guitar. Based on the sound from the amp, I would think there would be a distorted sound if used for a bass.
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Same answer from me, there's no reason why it shouldn't work. My question is why you would want this ? If it's an acoustic, you should be hearing enough on stage, if it's an electric, unless you're running the electric w/o an amp, you're hearing enough from your amp. So, what is the application ?
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Hey Mike, yes it is definitely a bass case. I have an Ibanex Srx505 in the one I have. There is about 2 1/2 inches left at the head stock with the body having a little bit of wiggle room, but I feel it fits pretty well. I also have a Peavey Millennium 4AC. I tried it in this case to help answer this. It would fit well, if you compressed out an indent where the strap button is located on the upper horn. Hope this helps you out.
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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
469995
My 5 string Resonator fits in this case. I have a Gretsch not an Ibanez. I think that if it is a standard sized banjo you should be okay.
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Check the model before purchasing. The Snark SN-2 will NOT work consistently with a bass guitar. It will detect the A, D, and G strings, but the E-string is too low.