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Problems With The Practice Amp. Need Help!
Hey guys, I have a very annoying problem with my small practice amplifier and i need your help. It sounds perfectly fine when i play with my headphones, which is what i do most of the time, but whenever i unplug them and play aloud, my amp goes nuts. Even if i have it turned only 1\4 of the way up, i get TERRIBLE vibrations that just buzz the hell out of my amp. What seems to drive it loco the worst is when i play any notes at all on the A string. It is a 35 watt Ampeg BA-110. Any advice or suggestions would really help me!
What bass are playing through it? An active or passive pick-up? If active try plugging in to the secondary input, if that doesn't work try turning down your pick-ups. Or just play really heavy music
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I am playing a Fender Squier Jaguar PJ bass that does have an active circuit. I will definitely try what you have told me! I just want you to know that I really appreciate your help on this, it means a lot to me to have my amp back up and running again, thank you so much!
you have too have fresh batteries all the time. It will cause your amp too sound a bunch of bees in can.
Remember bass guitars are well know to destroy amps , what you can do iss try not too play with the bas higher than 5 dont let it sound too bass too deep other wise youre just shreding the speaker inside and replacing that is onna cost you approx $40+
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