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mc_muench said:Bassboysam, I was listening to the Monobrow album and was curious...What was the setup you used to record it?
Fuzzbassian said:bassboy,the amp sounds sweet.Plug it into 8 10's,crank,and report back to us!
some quick clips of the Sampeg, just noodeling around and messing with the settings. I use the VVR for some various OD sounds in the P-Bass clips. Amp is connected to my mic'd 210.
http://soundcloud.com/the_brow/sa
http://soundcloud.com/the_brow/sampeg-and-j-bass
Hey guys...so I wanted to give you guys the heads up before I listed it for everybody...I used to have a b3k and sold it. I just picked one up again to double check if I shoulda held onto it....but my first impression was right, its not for me....if anyone here wants it hit me up....im gonna list it tonight for the 240$ I bought it for to the general TB public if none of you want it first.
Hey guys...so I wanted to give you guys the heads up before I listed it for everybody...I used to have a b3k and sold it. I just picked one up again to double check if I shoulda held onto it....but my first impression was right, its not for me....if anyone here wants it hit me up....im gonna list it tonight for the 240$ I bought it for to the general TB public if none of you want it first.
I wonder, does anyone remember Guyatone amps for guitars? I ask because their big thing was having a preamp -> a one tube super low power power amp -> a regular power amp section.
Supposedly this was for achieving power tube grind at any volume, then ramping up the acutal volume with the second power amp.
I was thinking about this type of amp topography for bass. I thought it would be very cool to be able to get a super low-output amp "head" (with pretubes and power tube), and be able to line out to a light weight power amp. That would get you all the tube appeal and save you about 70 pounds.
Does this beast already exist?
bassboysam said:if you don't like it, i won't like it.
You mean in general or the bass specifically?
2 things, first I have found it very hard to get guitar tones I like with bass amps and cabs. You might be better off with a software plugin or an actual guitar amp. Second, as for a guitar, a Les Paul or copy of. You'll want something with a humbucker or A decent sounding P90.