Do you think that if you turned up the volume enough, it would work for playing with drums. In a basement?
445677
I would say get a more powerful amp (Like 20+amp) if you're using the amp to play along with drums, etc.. However, in live stage setting like the ones I mix, a smaller amp can be mic'd and run thru the board to the mains. If you haven't already, check out video on the page for the Sawtooth. Hope that helps.
445678
I just checked on my own and I think I would be loud enough for use with drums in the basement, but only using distortion. If you're going for a clean sound, forget it. You'll be limited on what sounds you can get with it distorted. Overall it's a great little practice amp, but not to be gigged with. Hope this helps!
903076
Hello, this amp is used in a 14x15 basement/concrete practice room and it sounds great! Lower volume is just fine, and as the other answer states, let it warm up a bit. Totally satisfied so far with this amp. Hope it helps!
618535
that sounds like a cool thing to do. I think it would work because they are just carring a signal so if you wired several toether and then had a good powered preamp or even a foot pedal eq that has a volume control it could work. They are so inexpensive that it is worth a try.
14158
Yes....in fact it's best that way. For best results, hook into a system with a sub wolfer or something with a deep bass response. I use a 1/4 in Y connector and run a bass amp and a guitar amp together. You get that big boom sound with the bass drum that way.
1706683
No it still plays nicely as long as the music is vivid enough. If for example you're listening to mellow jazz then you might need to pump up the volume a bit.
495833
I have that same head, but I've only played them together in my basement, and it's ear-splitting, even at low volume. I can't tell you how big a room you could play in, though.
2054051
? maybe your speakers went bad? You can crank these pretty loud and they don't pop. It should be more then enough to fill the sound in that basement.
2015752
I have it in approximately the same size room and its plenty of bass .although I have hardwood floors and they echo a little. If you like music with heavy bass it will make your neighbors mad if you crank up its volume.
2230340
Yes it would be great for that scenario however you won't be able to adjust the bass if it is boomy inside your studio.
456884
Yes. Make sure that you place it near a wall and the base will sound richer.
1296433
Yes...mine sits on carpet flooring in my basement. The sound is so incredible that you can feel it!! You won't regret buying it....
1676715
It's actually louder than I would like. Of course depending on it's proximity to you, I think you could definitely use it for white noise.
2210567
Believe me, it plays plenty loud without distortion. Make sure you properly place it in the room and the bass response will be fine.
875463
I think so. Mine works great riding two up. Unless your machine is exceptionally loud, volume is quite adequate.
774858
I Would Say So. I Have It Set Up In My Living Room. If I Crank It Up I Can Easily Hear It Through Out My House Which Is 1300Sqft. Just Get A Good Set Of Speakers.
1375929
Yes and no. It does not come with an amp so it is quiet when you play it but it does not sound like a drum. I hooked up my guitar amp and it is as loud as you turn the amp. The good news is you can hook up headphones and the player is the only one that hears it. My son loves it and when he is using the headphones it does not disturb anyone else.
1072034
I use this PA for jammin' in my basement. We have a drummer and 2 guitarist where everyone sings. It definitely works for this purpose, however, sometimes we experience aome feedback (we just manoever the speakers arpund). Its definite not the promart purpose of the PA but it does work and the prixe is good. Ive talked to someone at a music atore that says a monitor can be hooked up to the unit but i havent explored that option yet.