Plugging bass into pedal, then on phones

[Sparkl]

So, I'm at a location where I have no option of bringing my amps to play on.

Before I drive home several kilometres to get the bass and the needed stuff I must ask:

- Is it possible to plug the bass (fender jazz) into an EBS multicomp for example and then plug the phones on the pedal output, so I can stream the sound directly on the phones?

I used to do that with some zoom multieffect, worked fine, the problem is that I cannot use that atm. Would like to try with the EBS pedal, but I wonder - can I?

The pedal of course uses the 9v adapter.

 

[fleizenkruz]

most pedal output are mono, so if you plug a headphone the sound will only come from one side

multi effects have dedicated stereo output for headphones

try get something like vox amplug, or other brand of headphone amp if possible

 

[makaspar]

So, I'm at a location where I have no option of bringing my amps to play on.

Before I drive home several kilometres to get the bass and the needed stuff I must ask:

- Is it possible to plug the bass (fender jazz) into an EBS multicomp for example and then plug the phones on the pedal output, so I can stream the sound directly on the phones?

I used to do that with some zoom multieffect, worked fine, the problem is that I cannot use that atm. Would like to try with the EBS pedal, but I wonder - can I?

The pedal of course uses the 9v adapter.

In short, no, you need something with an amp of some kind. Stomp boxes don't have amps in them - multi effects with headphone outs do.

Mini amps, like mentioned above - or an iRig if you use an iPad, iPod touch, or iPhone - are possibilities.

 

[JEBassman]

One option, with both headphones out and built-in effects is the Tascam CD Bass Trainer. It's designed for playing along with CDs; there is an MP3 version also. You can slow songs down, to learn the bass parts; there are quite a few features built into the trainer. Best of all, no amp is required.

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[Gruntollio Bass]

If you have an iPhone or iPad the irig is a great little traveling companion if you want to practise whilst on the road. You can download a GK app for free or several others and you are good to go.

 

[willbassyeah]

you know if you have other pedals that you will be using, i suggest you use a headphone amp such as EBS microbass ii, 3 leaf the enabler, EHX headphone amp, zoom b3 or you might want to get those microamp head that has a headphone out.

If you dont have any pedals that you will be plug into, i recommend the korg pandora mini versatile little practice tool, has built in tuner, metronome, fx, drum machine.
The reason why i dont recommend the pandora mini when you have pedals to plug in is because, i noticed a huge drop on volume when there are/is pedal between the bass and the pandora mini.