Does the guitar one clip bass strings fine? I dont want to need a separate one for bass and guitar.
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I have not attempted to cut bass strings with it. The clip is large enough to surround a bass string, but I'm not sure if there is enough leverage to do the cut without considerable effort.
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i haven't had to change out any bass strings yet, i just bought the one for bass because it is bigger to fit the machine tuning heads better, i haven't tried a regular guitar one on a bass, but i just checked and the cutters on both of them are the same and the guitar winder fits on the bass machine tuners if it is turned
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Yeah, but I have 4 basses and one acoustic. Check the specs for length and measure the bodies of your guitars do some math. If specs aren't listed I'd be willing to measure mine for you.
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I've used it for bass a handful of times. It does okay for bass if you simply want to HEAR the instrument, but the tone circuit was not designed for bass. It doesn't really have the low end to cut through the mix. This is a fantastic practice amp for guitars, and the on-board effects allow for a lot of creativity in the tone. I'd say this thing can handle bass, but my advice is to buy this for guitar and buy an actual bass amp for bass. Perhaps the Orange Crush 25w bass amp, or a Hartke B300 is also a really nice option for small spaces and being on a budget.
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Not sure about the guitar, I use mine for a Fender style precision bass and it fits it very good.
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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.
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I think if you take your bass into guitar center, they could probably help you with cutting the guitar strings. My husband plays electric guitar and has to cut his strings every time he replaces them...
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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.
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Hi Mike - My personal experience with this pick up is with the violin model. No drilling was necessary and the sound is great. My bass player installed one of these on his upright and the sound is superb - the best bass sound I have heard. I'm 99% sure that all you need to do is loosen your strings, slide the element under your bridge and tighten your strings back up. As for the mounting of the line in adapter, just figure a way to mount it (tape it, etc.) to your tail piece. I would also suggest stuffing a piece of sponge or insulation between your tail piece and the top of your bass if the closeness of the mount causes a vibration. Have fun. It's a great product. Hi Mike - My personal experience with this pick up is with the violin model. No drilling was necessary and the sound is great. My bass player installed one of these on his upright and the sound is superb - the best bass sound I have heard. I'm 99% sure that all you need to do is loosen your strings, slide the element under your bridge and tighten your strings back up. As for the mounting of the line in adapter, just figure a way to mount it (tape it, etc.) to your tail piece. I would also suggest stuffing a piece of sponge or insulation between your tail piece and the top of your bass if... » Read More Hi Mike - My personal experience with this pick up is with the violin model. No drilling was necessary and the sound is great. My bass player installed one of these on his upright and the sound is superb - the best bass sound I have heard. I'm 99% sure that all you need to do is loosen your strings, slide the element under your bridge and tighten your strings back up. As for the mounting of the line in adapter, just figure a way to mount it (tape it, etc.) to your tail piece. I would also suggest stuffing a piece of sponge or insulation between your tail piece and the top of your bass if the closeness of the mount causes a vibration. Have fun. It's a great product. « Show Less
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Not on a bass guitar, but I did have it wired up to a microphone (for my trombone). It handled the frequencies okay when it worked, but it only lasted a couple months before the switch became super noisy and then non-responsive.
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A bass guitar probable wont fit it.Plus there would be way to much space where the body of the guitar is located in the case, causing your bass to be subject to flying around all on the inside of the case.
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Tuner is a Yamaha GCT1 you can use it for other instruments (violin, guitar, ukulele etc..) and yes it does clip to the headstock
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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
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I use my loop for all bass parts and it works great. I run guitar left 50 on main out, bass right 50 on main out, that way I have separate channels on my board. You have to make sure you record the start at the same time as the first track though to keep it is synch. My recorded bass is always correct, never forgets the arrangement, takes no cut, and never misses rehearsal. The 3rd channel is available for other parts. More recently I put down 4, 5,6, 7 or 8 tracks on my digital recorder, mix them down, and put on one loop. It frees up a lot of space on the loop, and it still sounds live. David I use my loop for all bass parts and it works great. I run guitar left 50 on main out, bass right 50 on main out, that way I have separate channels on my board. You have to make sure you record the start at the same time as the first track though to keep it is synch. My recorded bass is always correct, never forgets the arrangement, takes no cut, and never misses rehearsal. The 3rd channel is available for other parts. More recently I put down 4, 5,6, 7 or 8 tracks on my digital recorder, mix them down, and put on one loop. It frees up a lot of space on the loop, and it still sounds live.... » Read More I use my loop for all bass parts and it works great. I run guitar left 50 on main out, bass right 50 on main out, that way I have separate channels on my board. You have to make sure you record the start at the same time as the first track though to keep it is synch. My recorded bass is always correct, never forgets the arrangement, takes no cut, and never misses rehearsal. The 3rd channel is available for other parts. More recently I put down 4, 5,6, 7 or 8 tracks on my digital recorder, mix them down, and put on one loop. It frees up a lot of space on the loop, and it still sounds live. David « Show Less
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This is meant for use with an electric bass. That said it will still work with an electric guitar.
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Yes. But some guitar tuners don't work well on bass because they sometimes have trouble picking up the low notes.
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It should not give you any trouble tuning a bass. I don't personally play bass but as long as it is first in your chain it should handle a bass just fine as Korg advertises it as a guitar/bass tuner. I hope that helps.
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Beware! Your guitars are set up to handle light strings. If you get any other size your guitar may buzz