Thanks for the reply. That's actually a good idea, I'll take my MP3 player with me tomorrow and ask if I can hook it up to the amp. If it's bareable I'll probably get it. I'm not actually in the market for buying an amp yet, but my friend is coming over with his new guitar and we wanted to jam together. I just need something for a few days while I'm in my hometown, since I'll be going back to apartment life (ie., headphone life) in a week. Thanks again! -M --- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "Vernon Graner" <vern@t...> wrote: > And sales people never lie, right? ;) If you want to hear it full-range, > hook a walkman or a small CD player up to it and listen to the high > frequency. This is what you will lose with a bass-only amp. They are not > designed to produce frequencies above, oh lets say 8 to 10 khz? There > really isnt much bass to produce up above 8khz, except fingering noise.. > > As for the amp, 100watts seems light to me. I would imagine you would > exhaust the caps in the amp on each kick leaving not much power for > mids-highs. Myself, if you're only renting, I would rent what as close to > what I would consider buying and that way I could see what it sounded > like "in action". Just my $0.02 :) > > Vern
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Re: Bass amp with DTXpressII?
2004-08-07 by Farkus Gwenadon
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