What one type of amplifier goes well with a bass, guitar, keyboard, e-drum set?

Written by el guitarro! in Sunday, October 19, 2008 under Rock and Pop
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Q: is that too much to ask for?

people have suggested a bass amplifier or keyboard amplifier

your suggestion?

A: Bass amps are good for all. I'd suggest getting a fairly good one though if you're going to use it for multiple intruments.

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NIKKI SIXX IS GOD! Said in Sunday, October 19, 2008

PEAVY IS A GOOD BRAND AND ITS CHEAP
MARSHALLS ARE GREAT,BUT VERY EXPENSIVE!

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mixter102 Said in Sunday, October 19, 2008

no one Amp will be able do all of those things, but a PA might if you have amp modeling. Other wise your best bet is a bass amp.

Can a fender bass amplifier be used with an epiphone les paul guitar?

Written by grapefruit | Sunday, November 30, 2008

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I am saving up for an epiphone les paul that is costing me enough already without the amp. i was wondering if my sister's fender bass amplifier could be used with it or if i have to shell out more money on an expensive amp.


A: yes it can

Can you use a guitar chord on a bass amplifier for a bass?

Written by XxTuesdayxX | Saturday, January 03, 2009

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I wanna play my bass guitar and I can't cause i don't know if I can use a regular guitar chord for a bass to hook it up to its amplifier


A: Yes, you can. It's a standard 1/4 inch plug and made for any instrument and amp.

Is there a difference between a bass amplifier and a guitar amp?

Written by toshiba | Monday, April 27, 2009

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If I buy a bass guitar, can I use a normal guitar amp for it?


A: It really depends on the guitar amp. The difference is that bass amps have much stronger, more powerful speakers to handle the low notes. I have an ampeg guitar amp from the 1960's that cant handle bass at all without blowing it up, but a friend of mine uses a marshall for his bass and it works fine.