What Amp, Combo or Separates Do You Prefer for Recording or Home Use?

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Are you playing a FORUM?? the ALBER HALL??? LIVE? -- Venues?

no?

best VALUES in easily transportable cheap bass amps for home USE--

Hartke -- B600 -- its a KILLER amp and you can score them WELL UNDER 100.00 used

The Fender RUMBLE series (the entire range wattage wise) are KILLER for the $

PEavey -- MAx Bass-- pro quality -- decent $


Im late because I ACTUALLY WAS putting up 6 ft feild fence --- our anatolian shepherd realized she could (easily) clear the 4 ft fence at the back of the yard------ earier this evening


if you have 1200 plus to spend on a bass amp ---- your not a real bass player BUWAHAHAHAH! HA! ;) -- but you can get a Mesa ---
 
AND I put a new pup in the SG! ---

ya'll lazy gits need to keep up!!!

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nope gators come in --- food for the Anatolians ----

150lb dogs eat A LOT!
 
 
If you’re just looking to record, and/or have some PA gear for amplification, I’m really digging this preamp/compressor rig for bass.
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Universal Audio 6176: phenomenal on bass guitar....also vocals, and drums...making up my mind on guitars still today. A bit pricey if purchased new, but the used market turns up reasonably priced examples occasionally.
 
Most all bass amps I have owned have been Peavey, with my favorite all around being a Combo 300. Recording wise I use a DI box with amp/cab simulation or straight into an interface type thing. Although I've never really been able to capture my favorite bass tones from the original Alice Cooper band recordings.
 
Cadorman said:
I just ordered an Ampeg PF350 b stock head from Sweetwater for $259. Should arrive Friday. Still looking at cab options at this point. Found an old Fender monster that has an 18 and 2 10s for a couple hundred. Might check that out.
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Big fan of Ampeg, been playing pf heads since they came out. The pf350 is a good head. 2 x10's or tens will be punchy svt like or 15 ported will do more of the deep round sound i call it. use to gig 15 bottom 2 x10' on top for smaller venues..sounded killer. . Pre amp knob has a lot of influence with volume. learning the pre & post volume is key to dialing them in. Always thought they had very good dynamics with finger attack..not quite like a tube..but very good. Solid performer for sure !! Congrats
 
Cadorman said:
Not yet. The Orange cab has the SpeakOn and the Ampeg has regular 1/4 plugs.

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This sounds pretty good through the phones.

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Speaker outs are by the fan. Also has a loop and direct out.
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Oh, trust me, I already looked ;) that’s why I asked.
I’ve been down that road a couple of times...my old bass cab, and my JBL PA mains have SpeakOn connections....the power amps used with them have/had 1/4 inch out or banana plugs only. My TC bass head has SpeakOn output only...I no longer have a bass cab with a SpeakOn connector. Go figure.
I have a few of those adapters kicking around for the occasional need.

edit: I made a pair of cables for my PA mains by purchasing a single 50 foot SpeakOn speaker cable, cutting it in half, and installing the appropriate connectors on the cut ends.
 
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