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I need an amp.

Hello,

I am completely new to electric bass. Played upright for a couple of months.

I would like a really small amp, for space and mobility issues, and because i'll only need it for my own practice. But I dont want to spend more than lets say $300. Sound is important, but whatever is best for the price range.

I have an american p-bass. Kinda feel bad for buying a cheap amp, but since i'll only need it for practice, i think it will be fine.

Thanks guys.
 
Hello,

I am completely new to electric bass. Played upright for a couple of months.

I would like a really small amp, for space and mobility issues, and because i'll only need it for my own practice. But I dont want to spend more than lets say $300. Sound is important, but whatever is best for the price range.

I have an american p-bass. Kinda feel bad for buying a cheap amp, but since i'll only need it for practice, i think it will be fine.

Thanks guys.

Carvin and Peavey are very high-value brands you could check out. For the best 'boom for the buck', look used. Another idea would be a pair of good headphones & amp. Then you can hear ALL of your technique, good & bad. :cool:

Ken
 

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