killer basses mine w/ seymour duncan designed pups weighs 7lbs $230 used, imo superior to the fender geddy lee models due to lower weight and accessible truss rod, and far less $$$$

If I were to buy an Ampeg prduct I would have to buy somethung while it was still Ameg

Thanks for the review Mr. DeNiro. Didnt know you were such a fine bass player in addition to being a great actor ! 👍

Thanks for going over these pads! Great channel!

Thank you. Looks like a port to me. I'm just curious about how it sounds with an electro-acoustic guitar.

Ive played one theyre decent better than my old squire pj bass i had i really want one might get one early next year

I got to do a side by side of all the rocket amp models today and landed on the RB210. It had the best volume and sound to me, as well as the other people in the room.

If you have to save both time and money then just stick them on a piece of plywood. Boom. Done. Pedal board

Thanks for the review! Awesome straight to the point review!

I have this kit, worked awesome at home and at rehearsal until bandmate decided to buy on too....Now the two of us experiences dropouts, glitch, interferences etc... as soon as the 2 systems works at the same time we have problems...of course we try every one of the 4 channels (me on channel 1 and bandmate on channel 2, 3, 4, etc.)

Time travel?

This is my first Bass and I feel after watching your video that I made an excellent choice. I did have a problem in. that the E string using the Fender Tuner App I could not tune the E string and I tightened it too much and the string broke. I ordered a new set of precision strings so that may work out to make it sound better from the start.

I use a Zoom B1on as a headphone amp when I want to practice quietly. It sounds pretty god for the price and it has plenty of tonal options, but I ordered one of these to get rid of distractions and better portability. I like to play outside on our backyard and this gadget is just plug and play. I won't neet to carry the bass,the pedal,the cable and the headphones.

I don't like it when amp manufacturers use that ploy of saying "Our amp is XXX watts" but they should say upfront "Our amp is xxx watts IF you add an extension speaker." That is one reason I just bought a used Rumble 100 which does NOT have a line out and has the full 100 watts. You mentioned that in your review and Ampeg is certainly not the only manufacturer who does that. In fact, the Rumble series is even worse in that the supposed power is listed in the model number. For example the Rumble 200 has 200 watts IF you add an extension speaker ...otherwise it is just 140 watts I think.

Good For You Flat Wound is Best for Great Bass Guitar Great Video

Do I plug the recharge cable into the wall? The red light comes on when I do this?

Mine sounds fairly clean at low gain, but I think it's too quiet to keep up with a couple of acoustic guitars. I'll be putting it through those paces soon but I suspect it will be very drowned out at a clean gain/volume at a campfire. With any serious gain, it breaks up into a very gnarly fuzz. It isn't just the cheap speaker crackling either -- the fuzz comes through in headphones and with the volume knob turned low. I think a lot of bassists might really dislike the fuzz and feel really disappointed with this amp. If I had paid any more than 25 bucks (used on Reverb), I might be bummed about it, but it's a fun sound if you've got an open mind to an extremely fuzzy bass. At full gain/full volume, I think it's probably loud enough ruin a nice folk sing along or turn it into a noise rock jam.

Will it sound ok with a 5 strings in a room just for practice alone?

Is it okay, if you want to practice with a drum or a guitar?

I've got one Never new it was y bass amp 😂 ive been thrashing my guitar through it has a big muff sound only complaint is no handle and batterys last ten hours

Thank you for showing how it sounds with other instruments, super helpful comparisons!

I'm sure it's a nice amp .however, I wish ampeg would not use plastic inputs.

Great video, exactly what I needed to make the decision.

I bought a black CY made one on a whim a few years back because I was bored with the guitar and didn't want to spend a huge amount on a bass. As noted, the quality control is reflected in the price. Mine had shielding issues which turned out to be a very poor solder on the J pot and a minor intonation issues, both easily sorted. The quality elsewhere was perfect. I'm still playing it. I 'want' a new bass, but I don't 'need' a new bass ;)

Can it be connected to a e-drum?

Thanks a lot for this review! I started playing the ubass a couple of days ago and looking for an amp. Have you tried the yuer ba 10 portable bass amp, maybe, and if yes, how does it compare to this one? The speakers are a bit smaller, ftom what I read, but it does have a Bluetooth (plus works with batteries, too).

Genne Simons play this on "Sure Know Something" Unplugged

I've played a couple gigs with this and got a pretty great sound. Obviously there's better basses, but it's good enough.

Tim the only thing I need to know is when is that hair care routine vid gonna drop

"Close to Jazz, close to P", but I was never satisfied with mine. Good vid.

I've been playing since 1994. Spend as much as you can on name brand stuff to get started. 2 reasons. 1) It is easier to play a better instrument and it sounds closer to the sound you are wanting to hear. Your instrument must stay in tune to sound good, no compromise. Cheap guitars that don't stay in tune will have you smashing them, but not looking cool while doing it . 2) You can sell name brand more easily if you decide to not play. -At a reputable guitar store, they won't rip you off too badly, they have their reputation to think about. The values are redily available on the web anyhow. -Definitely get a cable that will last, there is nothing more annoying than your cable cutting out and it has happened on every singe "regular" cable I have ever played with except for the expensive ones I got recently. It starts to buzz and make popping sounds if ypu drop it once. -a tuner is important and it is called tuning "up" for a reason. Tuning down leaves slack in the string, turning the tuning head so the pitch goes up tightens the tension and it will stay tuned.

I have the same amp. We are planning to use it in a gig this month in a small club. Would it be enough to use the amp alone? I mean without connecting it to PA or boom mic to mixer?

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That’s a squiere? that looks like it can play good

Nice overview of these basses and their features and manufacture over time. Like you, I noticed how nice these looked about 15 years ago and after searching briefly, found the same Indonesian model in the natural finish and Designed By pups. Interestingly my fretboard markers were block inlays rather than painted on. I do recall reading some years in that line using the printed ones, like you mention. I kept it for 10 years as my all around bass and it did everything I needed it to very well - it could get warm P bass tones and all the growling and clarity of the J. I did eventually sell it this year because of the weight. Mine was nearly 13 lbs. I think the body may have been ash. Not sure, but it had some nice flame figuring. Everything about it was well made and I never had problems with the electronics or anything, and I left it stock. Oh, and I picked mine up online from a pawn show out of state and it was just $200. I sold it for a little more than that 10 years later!

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Wow! Very nice

Very nice bass

Sounds great. I recently bought one and I really like it. I don’t think it has the Duncan design pickups , but has a Badass II bridge.

As much as I don't play anymore due to life and family, I am getting this for my practice area. When I do have the chance to play I don't want to be messing with cables and wrapping them all up when I'm done. Spark Amp sits on the shelf, this plugs into the amp & bass and should make for a comfortable and enjoyable experience.

5:59 I have bought many of the same type construction of used import snare stands and now I will usually sort of rebuild them ..on some i took some of those smaller round furniture mover pads things and cut the pad out just enough to fit the snare stand original rubber foot and hot glued all the feet into it..adds great stability and reduced the imbalance wobble and it really doesn't scoot too much.. experiment with smaller furniture pads and stuff for the cheaper built snare stands, also I've had the plastic neck liners split and strip out and I've upgraded that with metal hardware and honestly now it's as strong as my studio gear..Drum On.

very nice! I did something similar

Small Fender Rumble 15 under coffee table in living room with Amazon music app on TV, and a discrete wall mount beside recliner. But mostly, play in my cave in basement with full gig setup... Family likes the rumbles when I play downstairs.

For me it’s my Ampeg SCRDI that gets this all done and sounds awesome! Just patch my tuner or any other pedal in and good to go. Can use batteries or just plug it in. Aux in for the phone and headphones out using my Beyer Dynamics 770 80 ohm phones.

Awesome buddy!!

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I like the new lighting! Rock on!

does this bass have kneck dive

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