Guitars and Bass amps

[deanbean502]

Im predominately a bass player i could probably contribute as a fair rhythm guitarist

Im thinking of getting me a decent guitar just to jam with however i don't want to buy new amps and all that so i was wondering if i could plug in to my bass head

has anyone done it? what are the sounds like?

[Mr. Foxen]

The little bastard would probably be mint, but mostly into a guitar cab, the cab does a lot of the sound.

[Wooks79]

That's one of the main reasons I got hol of my sound city b120, use for both bass and guitar, just swap cabs around. I think it sounds good

[umph]

[quote name='Wooks79' post='1257260' date='Jun 5 2011, 12:37 PM']That's one of the main reasons I got hol of my sound city b120, use for both bass and guitar, just swap cabs around. I think it sounds good [/quote]

you can't go to wrong with that, just make sure you're guitar cab can handle the soundcity, they bust out alot of power!

[stingrayPete1977]

The Genz is basically a single channel pa anyway so you can run a little valve in and add a normal guitar effects pedal inline and your away really, With the tweeter at full belt you would still get kicked out of a country and western band for being too twangy!

[xgsjx]

I use my acoustic guitar into my markbass combo all the time & sounds faithful to what I put into it.

[Ancient Mariner]

Acoustic guitars don't sound too bad through bass amps & cabs, especially if they have a tweeter. However electric through a SS bass amp and cab is plain nasty - so much of electric guitar tone is shaped by the amp & cab that it is a very poor compromise. However if you have a decent valve head and a guitar cab with appropriate speakers then that can work well.