I have a walnut one but it doesn’t have brass bridge saddles or a tug-bar, and the headstock logo on mine is the big 70’s style one - is this an fsr model?
The amp sounds great, lot's of features. Reliability is my only concern. Maybe after a few years with gigging bass players toting it around with lots of playing hours we'll see how it holds up. The Fender Rumble 500 has really held up, very reliable for the working bass player.
same here. I have a mate who owns a katana mk 2 (admittedly it'd the guitar version) and after about a year and a half of owning it a lot of the effects sound terrible and are straight up unusable. its also heavy. very heavy. it's twice the weight of my current Ashdown studio 210
I'm Irish and have thirteen guitars, a cigar box guitar, a violin (Beatles Bass), a banjo, a mandolin, a ukulele and an Appalachian dulcimer. 🥺🥺🥺😢😢😢😭😭😭
is there an app with this, like the Katana guitar amp? I can't find a video that features it. Also, does the 'blutooth adapter plug into the bass for wireless play, again like the guitar one?
Hi! Yes, there is a Boss Tone Studio editor app for Mac and PC. Using the BT-Dual adaptor also lets you access Tone Studio from your smartphone. BT-Dual allows Bluetooth MIDI and Bluetooth Audio In, so you can stream music through the amp, it doesn’t allow you to wirelessly connect your bass.
hi Johnny! Boss developed this amp off the back of the Incredibly successful Guitar Version of this Amp. This was the go-to Amp for tonnes of guitarists across a range of genres and was perfect for bedroom use as well as live gigs. The Bass version of the Katana takes all the same amazing characteristics that guitarists love such as a range of onboard effects that will make the bass sound incredible for live gigs Boss created the perfect amp for bassists. It is incredibly reliable and is made to be carried from the bedroom to practice room to gigs.
@@xanderberthon3010 Yes I did, you can get great sound! Been using my homemade bass with EMG DC 35 pickups and BQS pre. Also 90's USA Jazz. Fat sounding. Gig with it August 17, will update..
Well I am behind on this... I was in the store yesterday .. what's it called Guitar Middle? There it was... Katana Bass ..say what? When did that happen? OO OK..
Because it’s Class AB, its power is rated differently than Class D. The KTN110B is at least as loud as a Rumble 100 and the KTN210B is comparable to the power and volume of a Rumble 500. And as a bonus, the fidelity of the Katanas is much higher especially at higher volumes than the other offerings using Class D technology.
Arigato, Naomi.
B0SS:A sovno inovator!
Thank YOU, guys. It's a great product and I really enjoyed demo-ing it.
I want to pinpoint how handy this review is: efficiency of the message, photography, video editing and studio grade sound.
2:49 the flub, the smile, the nod, hilarious! great demo this is my favorite katana bass video
Those Squire 70s vibe bass guitars are legit🗽🛸
I have a walnut one but it doesn’t have brass bridge saddles or a tug-bar, and the headstock logo on mine is the big 70’s style one - is this an fsr model?
Boss made everyone wait a while for that one!
Great video Naomi
Great Squier Bass choice, I have exact same one still Crafted in China from 2015
Great demo - Well presented, well played.
Brilliant video, thank you Naomi!
Great review.
Nice playing too 👍
Worth the wait, have to get this amazing amp.
Okay - now that I've heard it I might be interested in grabbing one. I was hoping to wait out for a head version but....
Your review has been the best!!! Thank you! Killer!!!
Have to do a shoot-out of the Katana against the Fender Rumble.
Yeah, I think it is time to take my favorite bass, go into the store and do that shoot-out.
The amp sounds great, lot's of features. Reliability is my only concern. Maybe after a few years with gigging bass players toting it around with lots of playing hours we'll see how it holds up. The Fender Rumble 500 has really held up, very reliable for the working bass player.
same here. I have a mate who owns a katana mk 2 (admittedly it'd the guitar version) and after about a year and a half of owning it a lot of the effects sound terrible and are straight up unusable. its also heavy. very heavy. it's twice the weight of my current Ashdown studio 210
@@theriddler620i don't believe you. Tons of reviews out there say otherwise. Lol
Make a pedal or rack version for people with power amps/cabs
What? No link to buy one??? Are they not out yet or something. Heading over to G4M now!
Лампа твитера не меняет цвет. Она либо красная либо не горит
NOT bad!
That Girl is good and the amp sounds great 👍🏿
I really like it but I wish they would make a lighter version! Some neos would help that! Comments, please.
Ah I’m Irish and I have the same bass )
I'm Irish and have thirteen guitars, a cigar box guitar, a violin (Beatles Bass), a banjo, a mandolin, a ukulele and an Appalachian dulcimer. 🥺🥺🥺😢😢😢😭😭😭
@@Rick_Cleland and none of it means anything without a Squire CV 70s p bass 😂
is there an app with this, like the Katana guitar amp? I can't find a video that features it. Also, does the 'blutooth adapter plug into the bass for wireless play, again like the guitar one?
Hi! Yes, there is a Boss Tone Studio editor app for Mac and PC. Using the BT-Dual adaptor also lets you access Tone Studio from your smartphone. BT-Dual allows Bluetooth MIDI and Bluetooth Audio In, so you can stream music through the amp, it doesn’t allow you to wirelessly connect your bass.
But are they reliable? Will they hold up to constant practice/gigging?
hi Johnny! Boss developed this amp off the back of the Incredibly successful Guitar Version of this Amp. This was the go-to Amp for tonnes of guitarists across a range of genres and was perfect for bedroom use as well as live gigs. The Bass version of the Katana takes all the same amazing characteristics that guitarists love such as a range of onboard effects that will make the bass sound incredible for live gigs Boss created the perfect amp for bassists. It is incredibly reliable and is made to be carried from the bedroom to practice room to gigs.
I ordered today, for small/medium gigs. Will find out if its reliable...
Did you?
@@xanderberthon3010 Yes I did, you can get great sound! Been using my homemade bass with EMG DC 35 pickups and BQS pre. Also 90's USA Jazz. Fat sounding. Gig with it August 17, will update..
@@jrbass62And?
Is the katana 110 enough for a medium bar 80 people? Vs. Fender rumble 100 ando Hartke hd 150 which one is more powefull a more punch
Well I am behind on this... I was in the store yesterday .. what's it called Guitar Middle? There it was... Katana Bass ..say what? When did that happen? OO OK..
How do you do to get this sound?You use a computer,usb and mic?Which mic can i buy please?
is the 160 watt loud enough for gigging?
Erin go bragh!
Not even a link to the website either?????????
😔😔😔
Apparently it will be widely available in early summer?!
There's a link in the description.
Totally missed the mark with this. Too underpowered, over heavy
It’s class A/B That means it’s twice as powerful as any equivalent
Because it’s Class AB, its power is rated differently than Class D. The KTN110B is at least as loud as a Rumble 100 and the KTN210B is comparable to the power and volume of a Rumble 500.
And as a bonus, the fidelity of the Katanas is much higher especially at higher volumes than the other offerings using Class D technology.
Honestly it's sounds dead
Excellent review, great to see a fellow Irish person on TH-cam 🙂
i need!!!!
best review, lots of information and clear as glass and no fluff, thanks a million
Worth the wait! I gonna order now. Nice video btw :3
would the 110 be loud enough for small club gigs in a drums/bass/2 guitars lineup?
I would get the 210. They’re probably going to DI you directly to front of house, but better to have more headroom than to max out the volume.
Wow seriously?!
Great Review, Naomi Could Sell a Fridge to An Eskimo.