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Can't see why not. There's not an effects loop on the amp but I can't see why you can't put any pedal between your bass and this little amp.

Thanks.

Thanks Devin

I actually won it in a contest so I'm not sure what it costs.

Yes definitely more volume when you add the other cab and it makes the amp put out more (smarter people can explain the ohm thing. I've never got a handle on it so I always call a friend!). But because the second cab is higher it fills the stage behind you more and you can hear better. I found putting a cab up on something takes away the bottom end so for me, having the cab on the floor provides the bottom and having the second cab on top of that helps with clarity. My opinion only. I've done gigs with just the one cab and it's fine at low volumes and it helps to be able to tip it back. With both cabs you have the headroom if you need it louder and it just sounds better overall.

Medium gig? Probably not. I've used it in a small intimate hall type gig with me and an acoustic player. That was pretty much its limit. You can get battery packs for it too. The guy I got my amp from sells them. Says they get around 4 hours out of a charge. Look up "2nd Bass Guitars" on Facebook. They're in his store somewhere in there. You can contact him for more info on it too.

I haved used it for small duo gigs in small churches and halls and it worked but anything bigger you'd want to step up to one of their bigger models like Suitcase model.

I've never used one myself but the guy who has the PJB store that I bought my gear from sells them. You can send him a quick note about it. His FB page is facebook.com/2ndBassGuitar

@@mshaneh123thank you!

Accent eh? Not sure what that's aboot! Ha. Yup...west coast. All the best.

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Oh wow. I've seen these advertised. Be cool to check one out.

@@mshaneh123 Some people claim ( your amp ) sounds rounder & fuller with little less volume vs. the BG120 ? I don't play very loud, I just want good studio-quality sound and portability. Your's sounded incredible.

@Michael Caz ya I'm not sure. I’ve never tried a BG120. Be interesting to compare. Ya I’m happy with it.

@@mshaneh123 I prefer the Look and Portability of the BG75 . . . as I already have a Fender Rumble 100 - I'd do (however) need the ability to play outdoors? If the Phil Jones had a Battery system - I'd have purchased one already.

@@michael_caz_nyc ya I know the store I got mine from do sell the batteries as well but the are after market....not sold by PJB. Supposed to get 4-5 hours of play time. Haven't tried one to see.

I wouldn't use it for studio. I have used it for a rehearsal a few times where it was just a stripped down rehearsal with a drummer and guitar player at lower volumes just to run tunes. It's got some pretty good volume to it for its size but if you're "rocking out" in a rehearsal space it probably won't keep up. More of a practice amp. However I've done acoustic shows with it in small venues on its own (not through a PA) and it worked great. I'm sure it would be fine if you were doing an acoustic show in a small hall or church. Hope that helps.

Interesting. I've used mine for 3 years and never experienced that. Sorry to hear that.

Thanks Dana

Hahaha....yes...my age was showing through. At least I didn't say phonograph!

@@mshaneh123 I recently started a music podcast and I have to make sure to say "Album" instead of "CD". It's rough, haha.

Thanks for the kind words Jim. Much appreciated. And yes, I'll leave the slap style to the folks who can really play it. All the best.

Sadowsky

Thank you. I appreciate the comment. All the best.

Thanks brother. I appreciate it.

Thank you.

My pleasure. Hang in there.

Hi. I've seen the battery packs that work with it but they aren't provided by Phil Jones. The person here in Canada that sells Phil Jones Amps has access to the packs. It might even be an Amazon thing. If you go to Facebook and search for 2nd Bass Guitars, just send him a note and ask where he gets his battery packs. According to him you can get about 4 hours of playing time per charge. facebook.com/2ndBassGuitar

@@mshaneh123 I use a PowerADD Pilot Pro2. 20v output. Play a couple of hours and lose about 25%. I use when I playing with an acoustic group. At least I can keep up with fiddle, dobro and banjo. And with the battery, you can go anywhere.

Thanks Ken. I appreciate that.

Very tiny. But it sounds great for its size. I also have the BG-400 with the C4 cabinet. It's pretty darn loud for its size too. Great for clubs and smaller venues.

Hi. Yes it does. I've seen the battery packs that work with it but they aren't provided by Phil Jones. The person here in Canada that sells Phil Jones Amps has access to the packs. It might even be an Amazon thing. If you go to Facebook and search for 2nd Bass Guitars, just send him a note and ask where he gets his battery packs. According to him you can get about 4 hours of playing time per charge. facebook.com/2ndBassGuitar

Aw thanks Fred. I appreciate that. All the best.

You're too kind Ian. Thank you.

There are third party battery packs for these amps. I know the place I bought it from, 2nd Bass Guitars on Facebook, carries them. I think you can get a couple hours out of a charge. If you're just playing by yourself in the park it would work great but in a band situation it probably wouldn't be enough. As far as a comparison, I can't help you there. Not familiar with the Micro Cube. But this little fella sounds really good and the volume is more than I'd have expected. Hope that helps a bit.

@@plantbassrunner1234 Thanks brother. Appreciate your informative input. oNe LovE from NYC

Out bassist uses a Yamaha THR to jam in the park. He even has a wireless connection to it.

@@musiqsoundsproductions I just ordered a Black Yamaha THR30II. Appreciate the input.

No I didn't. For vocals it was the Shure SM7B right into my UA Apollo Twin interface. And to be honest, I forgot the HDI had an XLR in. I just might have to experiment with it on vocals.

@@mshaneh123 Thanks, Shane! Sounds amazing…

@@musicforfilms3774 Thanks so much. And thanks for reminding me about the xlr in on the HDI. Might make things interesting. All the best.

Its a great family to be a part of. And for the record... Nashville based bassist Kirby Barber (who's on acoustic and mandolin) is also a long time Sadowsky player. We both love our main basses. Thanks for making such great basses .

You're too kind. Thanks for the kind words. All the best.

I disagree. I want to hear his honest opinion & get some real-world user-feedback.

Thanks. Glad you liked it.

Yes apparently they can. The buy I got it from also sells the battery packs for these amps. I think he said you can get something like 4-5 hours of playing time out of a charge. You can hit him up on Facebook. Just look for "2nd Bass Guitars". Pretty cool add on!

My pleasure.

Technically yes but it’s some kind of lithium rechargeable block, not regular domestic disposable batteries.