will this work for an electric bass
234490
yes no problem. my spouse uses it on both an electric guitar and uke. enjoy!
234491
Yes, but only at a very, VERY, low volume. Good enough to make it audible for learning songs or working things out... But not loud enough to play alongside an acoustic guitar.
234492
I had never tried it and was inclined to think it wouldn't work very well but I plugged my P-Bass into it and it actually sounded pretty good. Definitely doesn't have the punch of a bass amp but would be fine for practice work or just noodling around without vibrating the whole house.
234493
Hello James, I have not tried it with a bass but see no reason that it would not work, it will. Keep in mind though that the low rich tones you would expect from a larger amp won't be there. It will be audible and it will have plenty of volume. Hope this helps you out a bit. You might check YouTube, search for HoneyTone Amp. You might find your answer for sure there! Good Luck! Dennis
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.
1872208
No. It will sound okay on a guitar amp but it won't pick up the low end on your bass.
678871
No idea, BUT(!!!) I did it to fit into my Takimine/Jasmine JUMBO acoustic Bass, for whatever that's worth. It has threads and screws in and is somewhat flexible. Good luck!
869501
Doubtful as it is a guitar case, not a bass case. There is an M100 bass case that should fit a bass. As you probably know, bass necks are longer than guitar necks.
1779863
Of course. It will work with any guitar, bass, keyboard, amp, pedal, etc. Almost all electric instruments use a 1/4" cable/jack.
1722815
I would say no, i blew this amp up within two weeks of light use. This is a guitar amp with bass mode don't be fooled by the description.
936154
I'm sure it will, with all the modeling it has for acoustic and electric guitar there has to be a sound you would like. I play Bass and like to play around with the other interment sounds as well. like the other answer all you need is a 1/4 in jack
2161677
Yes, this will work on a stand-alone basis. However, I have a bass with active pickups. I don't know if it work the same way without the active pick-ups. You can go to a music store to try one out - but the price there will be about double.
1335698
well if can use for guitar, I don't see why won't work for bass guitar. yes it clear sound.. I'm very happy with it.
1369471
If you mean an electric bass, yes they can. Electric basses and electric guitars have the same type of end pins.
58526
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.
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.
381584
Technically, yes. Although I wouldn't advise it, as this is intended for bass.
810120
I have never tried it with an acoustic bass, but in theory it should work because all it does is amplifies the soundwaves going into the pedal of any type of intrument (guitars, bass, keyboard, etc.)
1938821
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
878985
It should, but I don't own an acoustic. I own an electric Bass so I haven't seen an awhile to be postitive