So I finally convinced my wife to get me a bass for christmas (which is hidden in my house somewhere...). Now I need an amp.
I am new to bass (have played guitar for about 6 years) so 95% of the time for the first little while I will be playing at home by myself or to music but I do have a couple of people who very occasionally I would like to play with - one is a novice drummer another is a guitarist. Its possible that once in a really blue moon I'll get the chance to jam with a few people.
So my question ... I was thinking about buying a marshall B25 MKII (25 watt practice amp - there is a used one for sale) ... but I've been reading the forums and wonder if this will mean that I probably won't be able to play with my drummer friend (she's a beginner) or a plugged in guitar?
Bonus question -- the amp has a headphone out jack -- can I connect this to a soundcard on my computer?
Thanks in advance!
Tmac
I am new to bass (have played guitar for about 6 years) so 95% of the time for the first little while I will be playing at home by myself or to music but I do have a couple of people who very occasionally I would like to play with - one is a novice drummer another is a guitarist. Its possible that once in a really blue moon I'll get the chance to jam with a few people.
So my question ... I was thinking about buying a marshall B25 MKII (25 watt practice amp - there is a used one for sale) ... but I've been reading the forums and wonder if this will mean that I probably won't be able to play with my drummer friend (she's a beginner) or a plugged in guitar?
Bonus question -- the amp has a headphone out jack -- can I connect this to a soundcard on my computer?
Thanks in advance!
Tmac
but if you can hold out for a while, try out a bunch of amps new and used (it's always worth a look at Bungalow Bill's) and see what you like best. Watch trademe. you may be able to snag a deal that well eclipses the Marshall.