I sold my Sansamp when I got my MM bass. To be honest, I don't really miss it. I loved it when I had a passive J bass. The Sansamp massively improved the tone. But not really missing it now with my Sterling.
This is a discussion on Bongo with sansamp within the Music Man Basses forums, part of the Gear Talk category; I sold my Sansamp when I got my MM bass. To be honest, I don't really miss it. I loved ...
I sold my Sansamp when I got my MM bass. To be honest, I don't really miss it. I loved it when I had a passive J bass. The Sansamp massively improved the tone. But not really missing it now with my Sterling.
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Sapphire Black Bongo 4HH.
Little Mark Tube 800
... same with me; I do also have the impression that the Sansamp makes every bass sound similar ... no situation the Bongo alone couldn't handle.
Cherry Burst Stingray 5
down to one ball ... but that one makes up for two
Couldn't handle the hot signal (at least the pedal version). I found I had to put the volume down on the instrument to prevent distortion even when turning the unit off. The rackmount version would have been better in that regard (30V headroom vs 9V)
Good gear but with the Bongo I don't miss it.
2004 Saphire Black/White Pearloid Bongo 5HHp
Bongo + Genz Benz Shuttle 6.0 + Epifani UL2-112 = Tone
Review of Coated Slinkies here http://www.ernieball.com/forums/musi...-slinkies.html
and flatwound Slinkies here http://www.ernieball.com/forums/musi...unds-nice.html
Bongo EQ suggestions here http://www.ernieball.com/forums/musi...readsheet.html
The Markbass Super Booster might be an alternative to the Sansamp.
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I'm personal looking at that to replace my Bass Pod. I did not like the sound of the 25th though the Bass Pod or Sansamp. Too be honest I think the 25th sounds best going straight and clean into the PA but thats only my opinion.
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