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yep, i got one. for it's size i would say it's the best sounding practice amp around. no it does not get loud, but it does sound like an actual bass amp which most of these small amps just fail miserably at.
Thomann: "In stock within 8-10 weeks"😬. Been searching for 6 months for a shop to buy this item! Available in Japan for a few months, but delivery would be around 100 USD and the custom costs about the same! Have a PJB Double 4 which I love 🎶🙌 💙💛
Hey Jayme. I'm a little late to the party, but how would you say this compares to the Double Four, particularly the depth of low end frequencies. I see that the Double Four has a radiator design that augment the lower frequencies. Does the X4 Nanobass do the same thing? FWIW, I'm not concerned about volume, just full range out of a small box, so I can practice at home with a similar response as my large frfr stage speaker
The bad thing about tiny-studio amps is that : even if you get an amazing boutique one and sounds very great when playing alone it gets lost easily in the mix when you play along on music or other instruments. There's no way a tiny speaker can cut through, it is a physical-technical impossibility : for that you need a biger speaker. My choice would be to have 2 units of 1x12" (Aguilar SL112). So when play at home or acoustic duo I only use 1 and for full band rehearsals and gigs I use 2.
@@PJ21UK but whatever you can put in a back pack doesn't cut thru the mix. Thats my point. Anyway I've travelled with a TH500 (2 kgs) in my bag and a SL112 on a hand. Not difficult to handle at all.
💀 Hey Skeleton Crew! Let us know which song has the most , which song has the most , and drop the time code of your favorite licks! Oh, and say hi to if you see him ;)
yep, i got one. for it's size i would say it's the best sounding practice amp around. no it does not get loud, but it does sound like an actual bass amp which most of these small amps just fail miserably at.
Great jam with yer buddy !!!!
Thanks for the great review !!!
:-)
Love this review. Please review this against the Phil jones double four!🙏
Thomann: "In stock within 8-10 weeks"😬. Been searching for 6 months for a shop to buy this item! Available in Japan for a few months, but delivery would be around 100 USD and the custom costs about the same! Have a PJB Double 4 which I love 🎶🙌 💙💛
Not something I have a need for but cool nonetheless. Wonder how a low B would sound on it
This bass anp is sick. BUT ---> The real star is that HB Uke Bass! Superb, man. You have a sub from me.
VERY NICE JAYME, SOUNDS GOOD
Your playing is always so tight and sound so good man! Where can I buy that track Higher? It's so cool 👍
A little expensive but sounds great and really compact!👌🏻
Hey Jayme. I'm a little late to the party, but how would you say this compares to the Double Four, particularly the depth of low end frequencies. I see that the Double Four has a radiator design that augment the lower frequencies. Does the X4 Nanobass do the same thing?
FWIW, I'm not concerned about volume, just full range out of a small box, so I can practice at home with a similar response as my large frfr stage speaker
what's the name of that slapfunk pop track? it's cool!
Ty. ❤❤❤
What overdrive are you using for the rock section? Sounds awesome
The bad thing about tiny-studio amps is that : even if you get an amazing boutique one and sounds very great when playing alone it gets lost easily in the mix when you play along on music or other instruments. There's no way a tiny speaker can cut through, it is a physical-technical impossibility : for that you need a biger speaker. My choice would be to have 2 units of 1x12" (Aguilar SL112). So when play at home or acoustic duo I only use 1 and for full band rehearsals and gigs I use 2.
but you cannot fit what you are talking about in a back pack.
well sure, but that's not a practice amp.
@@itsratso. a SL112 is a very small and light cabinet, also the TH500. TH500 weights barely 2 kilos.
@@PJ21UK but whatever you can put in a back pack doesn't cut thru the mix. Thats my point. Anyway I've travelled with a TH500 (2 kgs) in my bag and a SL112 on a hand. Not difficult to handle at all.
And the point is a 1500 dollar cab and head combo is not a practice amp. A practice amp doesn’t have to cut through the mix, it's a practice amp.
Nice how much you bought for that?
The gold standard, as far as living room practice amps, is the Fender Rumble 40. Everything else is either better or worse. Where does this fall?
Agree 100% - I was so blown-away by the 40 - I purchased the Rumble 100 = it's a lightweight-little-killer.
Waaaaay too much waffle (unessential chat) and not enough demonstration of actual product.
What are you hiding? What are you NOT letting us see?
I own a Nanobass X4. From personal experience, I can tell you he isn't hiding anything.