2 basses into 1 amp?

[aj5string]

Is there any way of putting 2 basses into 1 amp?

A box or something i can use? I've got a new student starting, and just thougt it might be cheaper than getting a 2nd practice amp? It would only be very low volume etc.

Alex.

[Guest MoJo]

[quote name='aj5string' post='87034' date='Nov 11 2007, 08:27 PM']Is there any way of putting 2 basses into 1 amp?

A box or something i can use? I've got a new student starting, and just thougt it might be cheaper than getting a 2nd practice amp? It would only be very low volume etc.

Alex.[/quote]

This [url="http://www.dv247.com/invt/34407/"]micro-mixer[/url] should do the job admirably and only £15.99

Mark

[bass_ferret]

EBS Microbass II - only £300

[ped]

An ABY box will do the trick. Cheap, too.

[ergon]

you could get a head phone splitter for like £1 dunno what effect this would have on your amp but i doubt it would do much damage [url="http://www.zingseducation.co.uk/product_info.php?products_id=119"]headphone splitter[/url]

[queenofthedepths]

[quote name='ergon' post='87066' date='Nov 11 2007, 09:56 PM']you could get a head phone splitter for like £1 dunno what effect this would have on your amp but i doubt it would do much damage [url="http://www.zingseducation.co.uk/product_info.php?products_id=119"]headphone splitter[/url][/quote]

I've tried this to play 2 keyboards into the same amp as a bass and found that it drastically messes with the volume - more than a bit of a nuisance; that micro-mixer looks quite useful though - might invest in one myself

[obbm]

If it's for tuition then a mixer is the way to go. That way you can adjust the individual level of each bass to suit whatever the student brings.