Can I use this for a headphone (practice) amp with my electric bass?Thanks
2040506
I guess you could...headphone jack into device and instrument jack into device and device into Ipad & GarageBand
2040507
I believe you could. 1st , plug I rig into your headphone jack on your pad then plug your headphones into your I rig then plug your bass into your irig. Your headphone jack on your iPad doubles as a mic input also.
885431
Of course!� that's what it's for.... But you would want to play higher quality music beacause.... Well it's better! Make sure the headphones you are using have a pretty low impendense. The amp is really designed for mid phyletic phones/portable.
629337
I use with both my acoustic/electric bass and my electric bass. I really like this amp!
149395
No. I only use the 7-300 for bass. You could use a splitter but you won't get a clean frequency response if you try to run both instruments simultaneously. That is true even for plug-in bass amplifiers. I use the smaller Pignose 7-100 for acoustic guitar reinforcement. As far as I'm concerned, these products are only useful for practice sessions. Several other manufacturers have introduced battery powered amps that blow the socks off the HOG, but you'll have to dig a lot deeper in your pockets to buy them.
1201154
Yes you can use this with headphones and use all the effects without an amp. Plug your guitar into the zoom and your headphones into the the zoom and your good to go. Play without disturbing anyone.
1429592
Yes. Just plug in from the 1/4" line out to an amp. Or if you have a 1/8" to a 1/4" you can use headphones.
1603431
Thanks for the replies. Will keep it in mind when I am ready to buy a headphone amp.
1007602
Do not ever plug a bass into this. Bass is too strong an will blow the speaker almost immediately. I learned this lesson on a more powerful amp than this. Not enough wattage and too small of a speaker for that application
2097718
Hi, you could but it will sound muddy because there is no tweeter or horn in it. It is meant for a bass guitar. Thanks
1788544
Yes. I've used it with multiple headphones of various impedance and it sounds great. If you really want it to sound even better, I use a headphone amp with it.
445899
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
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.
222976
You probably could but you would need 1/4" jack adaptors. This EQ is intended for use with a musical instrument like electric guitar. I think a home audio eq would work better and be less of a hassle.
1234997
no I wouldn't use it I was not satisfied with it if I was you I would go with the hifonics 1200 watt Zeus that way you have enough power and your bass knob to give it what you want guarantee you will be satisfied with that one but I don't recommend this one
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.
140770
I had to get creative I use the speaker output on my amp and You have to play around with the bass trainer levels and your amp I didn't use the bass In plug I used the line out to my amp you need some adapters the 3.5 millimeter To 1/4 hopefully this helps
1165678
I plug mine into a mixer or an amplifier and the bass has plenty punch to it. I will have to check it with just headphones.