Electric Guitar Amps And Acoustic Guitar Amps
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PatheinRaindropMoe
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different voicing to bring out the individual characteristic of each instrument.
only electro acoustic and be plugged into electric guitar amp and vice versa. Whether sound good or not, its another different thing.
everything, start with low volume and onwards
bass into guitar amp also can, guitar into bass amp, also can, as long input to output to input. At least thats what i have been doing and my amp still surviving. Important things is low volume for bass into guitar amp with bass knob almost at 0...
only electro acoustic and be plugged into electric guitar amp and vice versa. Whether sound good or not, its another different thing.
everything, start with low volume and onwards
bass into guitar amp also can, guitar into bass amp, also can, as long input to output to input. At least thats what i have been doing and my amp still surviving. Important things is low volume for bass into guitar amp with bass knob almost at 0...
PatheinRaindropMoe
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heh, that sucks. What was the volume? I had tried yamaha bass, stingray5 and baritone into my carvin belair and even tried recording thru the guitar amp. My guitar amp still surviving. But the main things is that i dont turn up the volume too much. At room volume, its working fine
Crawldaddy
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Hmm.
I suppose there has to be a very good reason (apart from marketing strategy) why there are specific amplifier types for different instruments.
My take on it is that electric guitar styles are so varied so a 'general purpose' type has been developed over the years to cater to the rock generation and the various genres belonging to the rock family.
The bass amp is slightly similar, apart from the fact that due to the different frequency range of the bass compared to the guitar, the sound required of a bass is different from that of a guitar (with exception of development of the 'modern' bass sound).
The acoustic guitar amplifier probably came into being when acoustic guitars started getting pickups of their own, and the need to re-create a 'true' acoustic sound without the hassle of microphones cluttering up the stage started getting really recognised.
SO again, back to what I was about say.. is that each amp serves an individual purpose, but I daresay that the most versatile one would be the bass amp because you can plug almost any instrument with a pickup into it and (with some EQ tweaking) you'd get a decent sound.
just my 1c
I suppose there has to be a very good reason (apart from marketing strategy) why there are specific amplifier types for different instruments.
My take on it is that electric guitar styles are so varied so a 'general purpose' type has been developed over the years to cater to the rock generation and the various genres belonging to the rock family.
The bass amp is slightly similar, apart from the fact that due to the different frequency range of the bass compared to the guitar, the sound required of a bass is different from that of a guitar (with exception of development of the 'modern' bass sound).
The acoustic guitar amplifier probably came into being when acoustic guitars started getting pickups of their own, and the need to re-create a 'true' acoustic sound without the hassle of microphones cluttering up the stage started getting really recognised.
SO again, back to what I was about say.. is that each amp serves an individual purpose, but I daresay that the most versatile one would be the bass amp because you can plug almost any instrument with a pickup into it and (with some EQ tweaking) you'd get a decent sound.
just my 1c
edder
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gsonique said:
best is to setup a mic stand and plug the mic to the mic in. turn up the karaokay kay kay de lay lay lay full full full
plug the guitar into a zoom and into the auxiliary in.
then you can sound sound sound like like like jane's ne's ne's addiction tion tion tion....
bin4christ
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how do u plug guitar into hi fi?
i dont use amp..i plug guitar ->mult effx ->earphones..but expression pedal hardly used cuz my earphones cable not long enough for pedal to be placed next to my foot..but the expression pedal on tt thing sux anywei so it doesnt matter..
i dont use amp..i plug guitar ->mult effx ->earphones..but expression pedal hardly used cuz my earphones cable not long enough for pedal to be placed next to my foot..but the expression pedal on tt thing sux anywei so it doesnt matter..
