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Synth Through Bass Amp. Looking to replace or reinforce your bass guitar? Don’t have an ampeg amp? I use a microkorg for bass and a roland juno ds61 for synth. I know you're busy this week, so don't sweat responding, but i've been thinking about bringing my microkorg out for a few gigs i have. You might even find the synth to be easier to work with! My bass and my microkorg are both routed to my bass. Run your synth through an amp emulator like toneforge. Bringing my new korg minilogue along to band practice and just wondering if that's generally okay to do or will it potentially break the amp? You get the same level of control over the tone that you’d have with the real guitar, and you’ll quickly see how similar the two instruments are. Put your synth through an ampeg bass amp, and you’ll have the classic bass amp and cabinet that powered a zillion hits, from rock to r&b. I won't need alot of complicated, multi. Synths tend to have very hot outputs that can cause guitar and bass amps to distort even at low volumes. As a test, i'd suggest. Is it possible to play my alesis micron synth through my bass amp/cabs without damaging anything? I play bass and synths in my band.

Is it possible to play my alesis micron synth through my bass amp/cabs without damaging anything? Synths tend to have very hot outputs that can cause guitar and bass amps to distort even at low volumes. Looking to replace or reinforce your bass guitar? Put your synth through an ampeg bass amp, and you’ll have the classic bass amp and cabinet that powered a zillion hits, from rock to r&b. Bringing my new korg minilogue along to band practice and just wondering if that's generally okay to do or will it potentially break the amp? I use a microkorg for bass and a roland juno ds61 for synth. You might even find the synth to be easier to work with! I won't need alot of complicated, multi. As a test, i'd suggest. Don’t have an ampeg amp?

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Synth Through Bass Amp Synths tend to have very hot outputs that can cause guitar and bass amps to distort even at low volumes. Looking to replace or reinforce your bass guitar? You might even find the synth to be easier to work with! Run your synth through an amp emulator like toneforge. I won't need alot of complicated, multi. You get the same level of control over the tone that you’d have with the real guitar, and you’ll quickly see how similar the two instruments are. My bass and my microkorg are both routed to my bass. Bringing my new korg minilogue along to band practice and just wondering if that's generally okay to do or will it potentially break the amp? I play bass and synths in my band. As a test, i'd suggest. Synths tend to have very hot outputs that can cause guitar and bass amps to distort even at low volumes. Put your synth through an ampeg bass amp, and you’ll have the classic bass amp and cabinet that powered a zillion hits, from rock to r&b. I know you're busy this week, so don't sweat responding, but i've been thinking about bringing my microkorg out for a few gigs i have. Is it possible to play my alesis micron synth through my bass amp/cabs without damaging anything? I use a microkorg for bass and a roland juno ds61 for synth. Don’t have an ampeg amp?