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Joyo is rated 10 watts while Blackstar is rated 3watts. Though, the blackstar allows an extension cab, and thus enables doubling the loudness or sound pressure level, am i wrong? If so, the blackstar with the extension can deliver more loudness than the joyo. If having two similar speakers...

The cab of this amp only handles 60watts. You need an extension cab for the remaining power. Otherwise, i like the tone and controls of mine.

For transparent you might want to look at the Behringer P2 IEM Monitor.

Review for vox amplug2 bass: Good practice tool with the potential to declutter all the mess of amps; pedals and cables around a guitar regularly played at home. When paired with a (no-latency) portable speaker (I am using a Creative Sound Blaster Roar 2 (33Watts RMS)), it can be used to...

Review for the amplug 2 bass: Good practice tool with the potential to declutter all the mess of amps; pedals and cables around a guitar regularly played at home. When paired with a (no-latency) portable speaker (I am using a Creative Sound Blaster Roar 2 (33Watts RMS)), it can be used to...

Good practice tool with the potential to declutter all the mess of amps; pedals and cables around a guitar regularly played at home. When paired with a (no-latency) portable speaker (I am using a Creative Sound Blaster Roar 2 (33Watts RMS)), it can be used to accompany acoustic instruments...

the ipod/computer/phone will certainly have its own volume control. That's what I use.

Turn the tone down on the amplug and all the way up on the bass. IMHO It's an okayish workaround.

Good practice tool with the potential to declutter all the mess of amps; pedals and cables around a guitar regularly played at home. When paired with a (no-latency) portable speaker (I am using a Creative Sound Blaster Roar 2 (33Watts RMS)), it can be used to accompany acoustic instruments...

I don't regret getting the adi instead of the bdi. It's a common practice amongst fretless and upright players. The main question ends up being about how to handle preamp input overdrive (which even occurs in onboard preamps) and the tradeoffs regarding the volume knob on the guitar.

The distortion is not due to an overdriven output but due to an overdriven preamp. The audio interface shows no clipping. I've recently searched about active bases and realized that the issue I am describing is normal in active bases (which are bases with preamps). The suggested solution seems...

Why?

I picked this instead of the bdi because i play fretless and the sweeapble mids are useful with it. I did of course read its manual, but also searched for alternative profiles on manuals of other products. This pedal is a copy of the sansamp acoustic di, which in the meantime has been replaced...

I just got an ADI21 and am very positively surprised by it. I'd been mostly playing direct into an audio interface and it is now great to finally have tube emulation; both due to its warmth and to its inherent compression, which was a very nice surprise. Though, I have found it harder than I...

I've just bought a Behringer ADI21 preamp and so far I a satisfied. I was positively surprised with the fact that its valve amp emulation circuit already provides some inherent compression! I was also surprised that it is easily overdriven; though this is manageable by lowering the (passive)...