Can i use my Tanglewood Bass Guitar on my Fender Frontman 15G amp?
Feb 04, 2011 by Holly Jones | Posted in Other - Electronics
I have a Tanglewood Rebel 4 string bass and i have a fender frontman 15g amp, im wondering if i can use it without damaging either one, so i can save myself some money.
Thanyou for your help
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im using this as a bump! :D i need help.
Hello there,
You will not damage the bass. Nor will you damage the amp. It is the speaker that is at risk. As the other answer said, keep the volume now. Do not use gain or drive. Play it in the clean channel. Do not use a distortion pedal
| Feb 07, 2011
You can use it but keep the volume well down and don't use the distortion channel. If you put all the knobs on "11" you'll wreck the 15G. I've a Frontman 15G too and it's happy with my Ashton AB900 on about 2-3.5 max on the volume control. Sounds
GibsonEssGee | Feb 04, 2011
Do you know about the Fender Frontman 64R?
Feb 06, 9122 by Gabby | Posted in Rock and Pop
When I plug in my guitar to the Fender Frontman 64R Amp and I just barely move the cord, it make this really loud screeching type noise. It's not an old amp; I got it about five months ago. I can't seem to figure out the problem. Do you have any ideas?
Somethings probably come loose in the input jack. To be sure try it with a different cord, but i would take in to a repair guy and let them check it out. Should be a cheap fix.
karlito | Feb 06, 9863