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blindwitness

Posted 12/24/2004 5:33 PM

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i need help quik. my mom is fighting with me about is the fender frontman 15r will work for a bass. so will it work with a bass help. plz

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Dix

Posted 12/26/2004 1:43 PM

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The Frontman is designed more as a guitar amp so I'd be wondering if the speaker would handle the bass' frequencies without breakup and/or failure after prolonged use.

If you are looking for a small apartment/bedroom/practice type amp you might want to look into the PEAVEY MicroBass. Our bass player has one at home & loves it to death.

20 Watts RMS
DDT� compression
8 inch speaker
Gain control
Low, mid, high EQ controls
Headphone jack
14.50" H x 13.00" W x 9.00" D - 20.30 lbs
PEAVEY MicroBass

Another even smaller option they have is the Max� 126

10 Watts RMS
6.5 inch speaker
Selectable "Vintage" Gain control with patented TransTube� circuitry
Volume control
Low and High EQ controls
Tape/CD jack
Headphone jack
11.75" H x 11.25" W x 6.88" D - 11.00 lbs
PEAVEY Max� 126

Any idiot can publish anything on the Internet... and other idiots will believe it. - Dix

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ArmandHammer.

Posted 12/27/2004 8:01 PM

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The Micro bass is good. Get the Minx however because it has a 10 inch speaker instead of a 8 and it packs 35 watts which makes a good acoustic or coffee house amp.

The Hammer.

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