I have a bass guitar amp head for this already, but whats a good little pre-amp/reciever to push this little guy with good sound/bass for DJing??
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Hi Kam, Thanks for your continued interest in Seismic Audio! Any combination of our mixer/power amps will work for this. They can be found here: http://www.seismicaudiospeakers.com/Amplifiers-s/221.htm Considering this is a bass guitar cabinet, you won't get the same result as if you ran your audio through a full range speaker with some subs. That would be the ideal setup for a DJ type application. Let me know if your have any questions. Thanks, Rusty
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What I'd seriously do is find one in the flesh and look carefully at the back. Now I bought one of them and wasn't too keen about it so I got one from another party for my shop with an equalizer For the house I looked and got a pioneer vex 51 series because its one of he last ones with stereo jacks and maybe at the older pioneer Yamaha Sony receivers and get a Pyle pro eq like I did outstanding sound Hope this helps so let me know. Bud Lucas yerington nv
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Chad,This is an over kill!!. This powered sub bass is more for live DJ, Bands, clubs etc. not for home use.
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Possibly, more setup for guitar...a analog stomp box would be more versatile for bass.
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You could use it for that if he already has speakers awesome! But you will need a power amp as well. I really recommend this product I use this mixer for my band we plug in the guitar, bass, and mics great and if you are interested in buying a power amp I will recommend the behringer 4,000 power amp it's a bit pricey but works like a charm! I hope I answered your question if you have anymore please feel freed to ask good luck :)
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with a 50-80+ watt amp or reciever, these speakers will fill most large home living rooms just fine! The term DJ to me means club sound with subwoofer type bass, get some type of sub to improve the sound if that makes sense to you
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Definitely avoid Audiosource. I ended up buying a DBX 215 graphic EQ. I've used DBX equipment in the past and it's solid professional stuff. The 215 is a 15 band EQ which is designed for a rack system and for musical instruments but is slim and small enough to fit in with your home sound system. The only adjustment you'll need are 4 plug adapters that you can get from Radio Shack with an RCA female input from your stereo to a male standard guitar output. They're inexpensive, only a few dollars. I've had DBX for a few years now with excellent results. No distortion, just excellent professional sound quality. I bought it off of Amazon. You might have to go to the musical instrument section on Amazon to find it. It does boost the volume and sound but whether it would act as a good preamp I'm not sure. My system is disc player to EQ to amp. I haven't used my turntable is years. Good Luck
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You can go straight to a guitar amp or mixing board. Sounds great but probably won't work for very long.Mine died after 3 or four months.
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I put it through a small (6" speaker) Peavy amp, tweaked it a little and it sound's great! Put it through a good PA it will blow people away!
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I use the dw3000 double bass pedal on it . works ok. make sure you have a good amp for this you want good sound don't have a weak amp. the bass pedal to be honest I am still struggling to dial it in for my feel.I also have played with the sensitivity and threshold to dial in the action for not having ghost hits the set I love and probably the weakest link is the hit hat pedal but playing with the settings can get it almost feeling real on the open and close. overall for the money and to take up drumming I love it.
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Or you could check out what are known as "head pre-amps" that will amplify the signal from the cartridge so that it meets the Denon receiver's minimum input requirement.When I was shopping around for a new multi-channel receiver or a simple stereo pre-amp/amp the salesman recommended that I go for a stereo pre-amp/amp since it would have a phono input, but the usual receivers don't.
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go with one of the pioneer digital amps and you'll be happy, those amps are relatively small and push plenty of power
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They make one specifically for Bass Guitar. See VOX AC1RVBASS Miniature Battery Powered Bass Guitar Amplifier
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Absolutely. Sounds as if though you are in the beginning stages of becoming a DJ. If that's not the case and all you need is a small public address system, then what you have is just fine. First of all you are going to need two "speakon cables" in order to plug into the back of the amp with quarter-inch connectors on the opposite end to plug into the speakers. However; for my personal preference, I've always chosen the "speakon adaptors" and selected standard speaker cable all of which are available at amazon. Check it out. Now if you are planning on DJing then you are going to need some additional equipment, mainly a subwoofer. You are also going to have to up grade to a pair of 15" front speakers . Everything will come into place when you begin to set up. Go over the operator's manual thoroughly and you will be alright . Ask around. GOOD LUCK!!! Recommended subwoofer: SEISMIC-AUDIO-BABY-TREMOR 15" passive. Plenty of bottom. Bought my son one of these and he's very satisfied.
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The bass is phat! You don't need an amp as long as you are playing from a decent source (iPod, etc.)
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assuming that you have an XLR output on your bass amp, this should work great.
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Anything that meets or is below the impedance. So its a 400 watt bass cabinet, and I use a behringer BXD300H ultra bass head that's 300 watts. Its a great bass head of your looking for a cabinet and head that won't bust your budget which I am guessing your a musician so that's a yes. So as long as your watt are at or below the watts of the cab you will be ok. The only thing is let's say you get a 200 watt head it won't give you as much sound as 400 watt.