Can this make my guitar sound like a bass,I loop acoustic, bass, vocals, Boss OC3 and Behringer UO300 warble, MicroPog is expensive and tad electronic
1476965
YEs, with the octave mode. but this pedal isnreally cheap and sounds a little crappy.
1456645
It works just as well with bass, yes. I use exactly the same setup for guitar as bass, I just change the VST settings in Guitar Rig between bass and electric guitars. Hope that answers your question.
1225937
I have a Bass Guitar too, but I never thought to use it whit bass. I don't know if it makes a good work because all the effects are tuned for the guitar's audio spectrum. In fact there is a Zoom for Basses. But I can try an tell you the results. ....... Out of curiosity I've tried with my bass, but as espected, the effects more frequency dependent like the wah-wah work really bad, the less dependent like the delay work better. There is the Bass counterpart of this pedal effect: Zoom B1 Bass Multi Effects Pedal It's quite better ti take it.
629343
Sure! A guitar will work with almost any bass amp and sound good...just not the other way around! Hope this helps! :)
1448855
I don't think this amp would sound very good with a bass guitar. It tends to be better for bright tones, which doesn't make it very good for a bass tone. I'm sure you could play it safely at lower volumes, but I don't think it would be a very good bass tone.
309800
Yes, just use headphones and plug your guitar into it and play. You dont need an amp. Or you can plug the output into an input or aux on your stereo if you keep the volume low. Fun looper and select few drum beats to play along with. Really cool pedal. THe key with all pedals is to get a really good guitar cable, it will help eliminate noise for the effects and channel input & pickups. Have a blast!
880435
I would imagine so. The bass guitar using the same connectivity as a guitar. I can't vouch for the sound. It's limited if you're looking for a "big" sound, but it works for small area.
195835
it sounds true to whatever your original sound is, which of course, depends on your amp or your sound man. It works great for single loops...I've never used multiple loops. hope this helps.
893812
Any bass amp can be used for guitar, but you won't get the benefit of the higher frequencies produced by a normal guitar. And vice versa with a bass into a guitar amp. I wouldn't recommend it.
2572
It has a low end driver and their is no workable treb,midBass setting,it says it has but unless you have video combined I see no way of adjusting it for your low end db setting.I would say "NO" dont waste your money save up a extra $100 and buy a harke or if your on a tight budget a fender 40 or 60 watt bass amp will give you better results,you can mic a small amp for small gigs or basement bands.
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.
604491
This amp has loop effects, send and return, so you can use it pluggin in the last position of chain of pedal effects. But sure, the tone will change a little like chorus if you get drive or distortion, but in clean it is ok.
1249286
Sorry, I would't be much help. I put the the EQ in a very inexpensive acoustic bass guitar (Skye) because the one that came with it didn't work. (I got the guitar free) It works but I had to make the original hole larger (cut) to make it fit. I do like the EQ, although I don't think it is a good match for acoustic bass.
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.
1444348
You can but you might not get the sound you want (depending on your style). You can do a lot of damage plugging a bass into a guitar amp though.
764180
I do not know , it depends on what set up you are using. I use all fender amps on a clean channels and then us pedals for the sound I want. I know I can get a David gilmour sound and a deep chugging sound great for heavy metal. I am still exploring this pick up, but it is the best single coil I have ever used in the bridge.
888483
It should go like this. Bass, digitech bass squeeze compresor, tech21 sansamp bass driver, mxr eq, amp.So when you use the mxr you can change all the sounds of all the pedals