Lemmiwinks
New member
Hello everyone, I have a quick question that I am hoping atleast one of you will be able to answer for me. I am looking to warm up the tone of my solid state ampeg bass head a bit and give it a little bit of classic tube growl, I cannot afford a quality, rackmount tube bass preamp at this time yet still find myself missing that tone. The other day at GC, I saw a guy messing with the seymour duncan twin tube classic and I was pretty impressed with the difference in sound which later got me thinking maybe it would work as well for bass. I have looked all over and no one can confirm or deny this, everyone seems to agree its a great little unit for guitar, but I'm sure I don't have to tell you folks that what is good for guitar is not always good for bass. Any info would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks,
Tom
Thanks,
Tom
I'm thinking the output of the TTC might be a bit to hot for bass? Maybe the rhythm channel with the gain turned down could yield a desirable tone for bass? You want just a Lil' grind right? I'm guessing the TTC may push your preamp into saturation to soon. I would go to GC and ask to audition the TTC for Guitar. (Cuz' I doubt they want you plugging it into a bass rig.)
h: Bring a buddy to run Interference for you. When the salesman isn't looking... Grab a bass and plug it into a bass amp... See what ya get?:14: It's the only way to be sure without dropping $209.
