Practicing Bass on a cruise ship

Hi Everyone,

I'm an electric bass player that works on cruise ships, and I was wondering if anyone had any good ideas about what I can plug my bass into to practice out of while on the ship. We don't have access to amplifiers unless we are performing. I really like the features of the Tascam MP-BT1 bass trainer, but I've heard mixed things about it. Has anyone used it? http://accessories.musiciansfriend.com/product/Tascam-MPBT1-Portable-MP3-Bass-Trainer?sku=241198

Anyone have any other ideas? I've used a bulky/inefficient multi-effects pedal or direct input to my laptop to practice with before and found both were a pain to set up and find a location to practice in.

-Nate
 
Mp bt -1 is the way to go .
I also have the cd player version for when people are nice
enough to supply me with discs of there show .

Bt-1 runs on a charge for a long time so you can practise anywhere with enough space for you and your bass.

The CD version eats battery's and needs about 8 of them at a time .

Only downside is it only plays mp-3s no wma 's or other types .

It's very easy to download tunes on and fits in the palm of your hand .

I have friends who work cruise ships and know that living space is usually cramped and shared so I think Bt-1 would be your best bet.

cheers B.
 

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