Why is it that so many people think that plugging a bass into a guitar amp will fry it? If that were the case, then why would some guitar amps have things like cd inputs? Most cds will have bass frequencies, right? Lower frequency input signals shouldn't do anything to the electronics of an amplifier. If it's not designed to represent those frequencies, it won't catch fire or explode, the frequencies just won't be there. The only problem I could see is that you might be more likely to blow a speaker because of the stronger bass frequencies. This would only happen if you were pushing the speaker harder than it was designed for. So, if you're using some degree of common sense while playing, you shouldn't have a problem, right?
2007-03-22
20:09:31
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stickymongoose
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