Does a regular amp. work for a bass guitar?
474996
It will "work," but if you ask anybody, you'll find that you really need a true bass amp. The biggest reason is that guitar wattage really won't cut it for a bass. Your sound will suffer, and you could blow something. Or you might just have a lame sound.
375196
wut kinda amp are u using? and how much are you going?
861559
try http://www.dbpoweramp.com
274038
I may not have understood your question properly but here goes anyway.  If your Peavey is a combo guitar amp you have a built in pre-amp already.  It is not wise to pre-amp a pre-amp as this can cause excessive distortion, noise and much varied tones other than what you want.  Maybe on the other hand you want it very distorted.  If you have an effects loop on the amp you could go that way..  Into the amp from guitar then out of effects send into pre-amp and then back into amp at effects return.  If no effects loop then go ahead and go through the pre-amp first then into the amp input.  Put the amps channels on clean.  hope this helps
660507
i doubt you will find a isolated bass line for that song--but if you go to guitar tab universe--you will find the tab for it there or on some other tablature site--tablature is real easy  to read if you haven,t tried it before--anybody can do it----the bass part in that song isn,t very difficult anyhow--good luck!!
282161
Any multi effects unit would be great. I would recommend anything BOSS from individual pedals right up to the GT8 if you have the money. Theres also the Vox Tonelabs. The Line 6 stuff is great as well. You could also try just some individual pedals. A delay, chorus, and reverb would even make a massive difference especially during worship songs. Also try to get your electric amp mic-ed up rather than going through the system. A basic condenser microphone while awkward will give you a much nicer sound overall. Just place it in front of the cab a little off set to the side. Otherwise your amp is being wasted and the effects will be overpowering.
521937
The correct answer is that it will not hurt it.  Along with that, the only reason you would not play a guitar through a bass amp, is that the higher sound frequencies that you seek in a guitar will NOT be able to be reproduced as well or at all with the bass amp.  You should buy a guitar amp for a guitar.
815414
O.K. You have to have an adapter that will allow you to plug the guitar into the microphone jack in the tower, then run a similar line with adapter from the headphones jack in either the tower or the speakers back to your amp. Viola! I don't know how good it will sound though. It would work better with a keyboard or synthesizer probably.
228677
maybe the guy that had it before just put that there. I don't think fender has a bass called fender bass master. I bought a bass once that said "BRIAN" on the head where it should have said Fernandes.
531738
http://www.cabelas.com/products/Cpod0015272.jsp\n\nhttp://www.basspro.com/servlet/catalog.TextId?hvarTextId=40902&hvarTarget=search&cmCat=SearchResults\n\nthere's a couple
518164
I recommend getting the Ibanez 5 string. Very reliable, Very Versatile  You can pretty much get a Great bass with that kind of budget....if i were to really be picky, i would go to musiciansfriend.com and get an Ibanez BTB 5 string...you can't go wrong with that!!! FREE SHIPPING!!!\n\nGood luck on your endeavors!\nMike
1164121
Use dMC (dBpowerAMP Music Converter)\n\nDownload http://www.dbpoweramp.com/dmc.htm
1139885
Ampeg SVT is by far the best base amp.Try to find a good used one.The 8,10 inch speaker cabinet is like a wall of sound.\n        You might as well spend a little more now to get what you want or you'll regret it later.I'm a drummer but I also play base,so I can relate.
1042429
not fender for acoustic try an ibanez
340671
I recently bought a new bass on clearance for $149. Check a few local music stores and you can usually find a Yamaha or Ibanez for under $200. You can always upgrade to something better later, but these would be good starter basses.
832528
He didn't. The settings he used on his strat were to turn the amp up full and then use the volume control on the guitar to provide distortion. He also used a Marshall Superfuzz and a wah-wah pedal. Fenders only tend to feed back if you get too close to the amp.
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well if you want to learn bass, you might as well get an electric bass because acoustic bass guitars are rare and almost no one uses them.\n\nif you want to learn guitar, the best way to learn is the acoustic guitar.  if you start out on the acoustic you will build up your finger strength and build a callus  on all your fingers.   if you learn the electric first, your fingers will not get stronger, and you will probably not grow any callus on your fingers.  \n\nelectric would be easier to learn on, but stupid because you will be left behind from everyone else, youd be skipping the basics and find out your only setting yourself back\n\nstart out on acoustic guitar\n\nand the guitar and bass are two different instruments by the way