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Vox Adio Air bs

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I have one. LOVED it as a practice tool since you can get a decent amped bass tone and run music into it via bluetooth.

Thing is, it doesn't have much in the way of low-lows. I shouldn't expect it to being so small, but I've ended up using mine more for guitar use. I would get a little bit of muddy distortion if I turned it up too much with a bass.

Still, an admirable piece of kit. Just know that it has limitations. This is office desk volume, not suited for any sort of performance environment.
 
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scotch said:
I have one. LOVED it as a practice tool since you can get a decent amped bass tone and run music into it via bluetooth.

Thing is, it doesn't have much in the way of low-lows. I shouldn't expect it to being so small, but I've ended up using mine more for guitar use. I would get a little bit of muddy distortion if I turned it up too much with a bass.

Still, an admirable piece of kit. Just know that it has limitations. This is office desk volume, not suited for any sort of performance environment.
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Yeah, totally understand it's not for a gig.... I've got a THR10C which is great for guitar, but doesn't do anything for bass. I was thinking about this Vox for basically a "better bass version" for similar volume limited situations. How does guitar sound with the BS version? How's the T-wah & Fuzz for guitar/bass?
 

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