Graphic Equalizer

[Thunderbird]

Hi Guys,

I'm just after a bit of advice if you can help me? I have an Ampeg BA-108 amp its a small practice amp but I want to know if I can add a separate basic graphic equalizer to it it has inputs in the back of the amp that says effects so can I put an EQ onto it? if I can what should I be looking for? any old EQ or is there a special type I need for a bass amp?. Thanks in advance.

My Amp

[url="http://www.bassclubchicago.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=Ampegba108"]http://www.bassclubchicago.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=Ampegba108[/url]

Edited May 8, 2013 by Thunderbird

[Lozz196]

You`ll be fine with that, I used to put a graphic in the effects loop of a guitar amp for solos and found they work great that way - in fact I thought better that way than in between the instrument and the amp input. A bass specific graphic will give you better results, due to targeting the main frequency areas that the bass works on, however you`ll still be able to shape a fair bit with a regular graphic.

[dincz]

Or as is being discussed on another thread, a parametric EQ will allow you to choose the frequencies you want to boost or cut.

[Thunderbird]

[size=5]Ok cool thanks guys [/size]