The playing is pretty sloppy just wondering what you think of the progression/feel of it
David Evans
Can someone help me in terms of bass amps? "Trusted" or at least solid brands/models? I know that I can't afford a bass tube amp so it'll be a transistor amp of some sort. I'd really prefer a 4-band EQ or anything else with good control over the mids.
My 8Ohm 410 cabinet can handle 500W RMS, so anything in the range of 500-300W I suppose? I often see 500W at 4Ohm and 300W at 8Ohm, that should work.
Thomas Anderson
pretty cool, if you cleaned it up a bit and ran it through some effects it could be a vinny reily kind of thing.
Charles Murphy
Solid state amps: - Lighter - More Durable - Cheaper - Good solid state amps sound great, espicially for "pure" sounding cleans
I'm seriously considering getting JC-40 some day in the future but we will see
Brayden Morales
The only downside is that it's harder to find someone that will work on them when they go bad. Pretty soon I'm going to start hoarding Polytone Minibrutes because repairing them is more expensive than what they're selling for now.
Bentley Perry
What the fuck am I doing wrong, I was just tuning my high Eb down to a Db and it fucking snapped. This has happened before when tuning my G back up from a 3 semi-tone drop. Are my strings becoming brittle? Are my tuning pegs too narrow? the break point seems to be right at the tuning peg. I haven't changed my strings in a couple months if that matters. Ernie ball 12 gauge on an acoustic / stock takamine for the G if it matters
Hunter Wood
But from what i've heard, jazz choruses are amps that should be fine for literally decades
Brody Reed
could be a few things. the tuning peg might be sharp, might be because of old strings
Wyatt Hall
A lot of them develop a lot of hiss/noise doesn't bother some people but it bugs the shit out of me. I've had a couple of JC120s that had that problem.
