Practice amp Vs frfr

[zonular]

Hey guys 

I've been practicing at home with headphones and a zoom b3n.

Would I be better off going into a small practice combo or getting a headrush frfr?

I do play guitar aswell if that helps

[jezzaboy]

For home use I use a small mixer into an Alto 10 inch powered speaker. Does the job fine for bass at home volumes. It is supposed to be 150 watts but as I live in a flat, I have never really gave it some serious welly. I think it was £90 from Guitaguitar.

A budget option that works for me.

[zonular]

I'll give it a look

[Steve Browning]

On 24/09/2020 at 19:45, jezzaboy said:

For home use I use a small mixer into an Alto 10 inch powered speaker. Does the job fine for bass at home volumes. It is supposed to be 150 watts but as I live in a flat, I have never really gave it some serious welly. I think it was £90 from Guitaguitar.

A budget option that works for me.

I do similar but incorporate the set up into my PC. I put the bass, PC output and a line in through a small mixer and the main output goes to an amp and speakers. I can play along to any source either with volume or headphones. 

I have recently got a small USB powered mixer so the PC output is digital and no need for an extra plug.

Maybe a bit much but very versatile and I can obviously control the volume/sources from one place. 

[Woodinblack]

If I am playing out loud upstairs I use my Bose s1, which is great. If I am outloud downstairs I use my Spark, and if I am quiet then I use the spark with headphones, or if the ipad is out, headphones with the jamhub.

Most of the time it is the Bose

[BassmanPaul]

To practice at home I use my Ampeg B15N. It sounds wonderful and makes me want to practice more!