Practice amp to use with upright and electric bass?

[Oscar South]

I'm looking for something small enough to carry around and loud enough to practice and play lowish volume acoustic gigs with, would be simple but I want to play upright and electric bass through it (bass max and preamp). Will a good quality bass guitar practice amp (such as these:http://www.guitarampkeyboard.com/en/crush-cr-35b/68850 http://www.guitarampkeyboard.com/en/69480) handle this fine, or should I get some other sort of speaker?

[bolo]

I don't have any experience with these (or the Crush), but your question made me think of this and this.

[FlatAffect]

You could try the Flight Case from Phil Jones Bass. It's small, ridiculously light and should work well in an acoustic setting.
http://www.philjonesbass.com/product...flightcase.htm

Check this review - there's some acoustic at the end.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tfzl242K3kI

Another review from The Perfect Bass guys.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vifs8B4eGgg

Only downside is the price.

[jonnyboy559]

Gallien-Krueger MB-150E

Small amp, sounds great for both upright and electric bass. Ron Carter and Dave Holland use the MB-150E so you'd probably be in good hands.

[Oscar South]

Cheers but I was really looking for something more in the 'portable/semi portable' practice amp 80-150 pounds range, I was drooling over those Phil Jones amps though.

[bolo]

Okay. How about a Yorkville combo amp? Are they available in the UK? They've gotten some good reviews in this forum, for the price and all that.