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 Wed 11 Jun 2008, 15:55
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hi i'm fairly new here but i got a question...i'm trying to get an amp that will work good for both my guitar and synthesizer, i have a nord lead 2x and a semi-hollow body guitar. I think my synthesizer mest up my current amp which is a 30 watt Crate amp...i've heard that playing sum low notes on a keyboard/synth can mess up sum amps because of the low frequencies...is that true?
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Sun 15 Jun 2008, 02:03
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ok thx for the responses...now how about if i do it the other way around and use a keyboard/bass amp with a guitar?? will i get the same results? i'm really just looking to get a new amp to practice on and listen to my synth and guitar on that will give me a decent sound for both of them cus my old amp's speaker is kinda mest up i believe and i don't feel like changing the speaker...i'd rather just get a new amp
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Sun 15 Jun 2008, 05:45
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now how about if i do it the other way around and use a keyboard/bass amp with a guitar?
The Fender Bassman has been used on hit records for centuries and the Marshall Plexi is the Bassman with Siemens EL 34 tubes. As with a keyboard amp it depends on the desired sound, i.e. your EQ settings. A broken speaker can be rebuildt by the cost of a fracture of a new one. Check out BOSE L1
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