Which of the Dynatube bassamps should I buy first?

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Ume
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Which of the Dynatube bassamps should I buy first?

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I need a good bass-sound on a rock tune.

Advice please
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Post by Mr Arkadin »

i think he meant bass guitar sound :wink:
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Post by Ume »

I want to record an ordinary Fender bass.
I already own the Dynatube amps for guitar, and I really like them.

So if somebody has tried the bass-amps, tell me which you like best.
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Both are very good actually ... It just depends on the sound you are looking for (just consider that an Ampeg V4BH is just different from a SimWatt PA100). If you like the dynatube guitar, you won't be desappointed ... Of course a good DI is important. I would say that Dynatube Bass (because of the instrument features and frequencies i suppose) can work very well with a decent DI whereas for Dynatube guitar, i would go for a DI like Avalon, Reddi, etc ... to give you a very good sound.

Both dynatubes respect the sound/personality of your instrument which is one of the strengths of these plugins... Have fun !!!

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Post by borg »

1. jo, did you mean pre-amp, or indeed DI? pardon my ignorance, but are you talking about a live situation, or studio?

2. has anyone tried a bass guitar on one of the guitar dynatubes? or a guitar on one of the bass amps? at the moment i'd like to choose one and spend money on some other things as well. i think i might like the SimWatts.
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Post by bill3107 »

i meant DI. You may know that you can also feed an amp and then send (also) the signal to dynatube. Actually, and mainly for a bass i would recommend DI and then dynatube. Just perfect to me... Recording a bass amp is very hard to do and you will get a very convincing result with the DI+dynatube combination !

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Post by Liquid Len »

I'd be interested to know how the Dynatube bass amps sound compared to Celmo's bass amp sim.
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Post by skwawks »

I'll tell you shortly about the comparison between celmo and dyna as I should be getting the ampeg soon . I really love celmos sounds,that guy gets it doesn't he :wink: , but I'd like to setup up my controller and not have to assign midi in the bassamp every time I want to have a fiddle .
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