My two primary basses are a 1983 Japanese Squire P-bass and a 1972 Gibson EB-0. Ideally, something that my Epiphone SG would sound good through as well would be awesome. My current rig (1980 Traynor 50-watt tube head into a Fender 2x15 cabinet) works great, but I need something that will sound decent without blowing out the house as well. Any suggestions?
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Looking for a good practice amp to go with what I play
- Thread starter Kaji
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It's your ears, so only you will know what sounds best. Go forth and play your basses through as many different bass amps/cabs as you can.
Carvin has a pretty new line of combo amps. Invalid Link Removed
I have the BX250 head which is used in these and it is a super clean, quiet and versatile amp.
I have it's big bro (BX1200) as my main rig amp and both have performed flawlessly.
I have the BX250 head which is used in these and it is a super clean, quiet and versatile amp.
I have it's big bro (BX1200) as my main rig amp and both have performed flawlessly.
