Phil Jones Bass Nanobass X4
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- Nanotechnology breaks the sound barrier with the X4 Nanobass, which is the most compact and portable combo amplifier ever designed by Phil Jones Bass for desktop and practice applications. It is a highly efficient mini engineering marvel that redefines transportability and "Tone To Go". It is a 35 Watt amplifier with a 4" speaker and 3 Band EQ that not only rocks with bass; it will also provide the dazzling tone for other instruments including guitar, ukulele, violin, and electronic drums.
The practical and versatile design includes an auxiliary input compatible with iPads, iPods, and drum machines, and is Bluetooth-equipped for music listening enjoyment and other applications. PJB's proprietary NeoPower 4-inch speaker delivers a full frequency range that achieves ultimate tonal clarity and transparency for instruments as well as high-fidelity sound to any source fed into the auxiliary and Bluetooth inputs.
The X4 weighs just over 5 lbs and is small enough to fit in a backpack. It is available in Black, Red, and White colors. As with all products in the PJB family, it is constructed from the highest quality materials and built to provide years of enjoyment and "Tone To Go" anywhere in the world with its built-in worldwide AC voltage input.
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That's incredibly thorough. I hope everyone appreciates how far you went on this review.
I have the PJB Double 4 I use it for practice at home, and I highly recommend it. PJB makes some awesome gear. Great review and demo!
PJB's small boxes are magic. I'm curious to hear this side by side with the double4.
If I didn't already have a Double Four I would definitely pick this up. The bluetooth functionality is awesome.
What a nice amp and by the way... Very good song indeed.
Thanks for this review. Small amps can be a secret ingredient for recording...
Great review and what a monstrously good little amp! I use PJB D-400 head with C4 cabs and can honestly say the stuff is brilliant.
VERY NICE,
THANKS MARC
Amazing piece of kit and excellent video demo, Chris.
Well that's pretty sick isn't it. great video, thanks!
Volume wish how does it compare to the Spark I use ? Thanks good review. Makes great products.
I'm looking for that comparison as well
Can it power a external cab as well as the internal?
Hello, thanks for the review. I am considering getting one too, to use for playing along with songs at home practice (mostly rock genre). I am unsure on volume; will this do for this purpose? I can’t play very loud as I live in an appartment, but still I want to keep some body in it (and am used to old big amps) What are your thoughts? Thx
I have one. It isn't loud, but the sound is amazingly full.
If you're looking for a very high fidelity and pure bass tone at about the volume you'd use to play with someone playing an unamplified dreadnought acoustic guitar, this is it. But if you're looking to fill a room with loud bass, look elsewhere.
The amp was designed to be extremely small and light, while still producing real bass guitar tone. For that purpose, it excels.
@@lawrencegenereux8567 Thanks for your reply! I ordered one, but have to wait for the back-order till October. I think (hope :) ) the volume will do for playing along with songs at home - which does not need to be loud, just fair volume.
Would love to see a tone shootout between this amp and a spark mini.
Did I miss some information? How were the samples recorderd? iThe ones I n the first five minutes of the video
No battery?
Nope
Re-recording via headphone out sounds very Stange and is Not recommended for beginners :-)
The string sections sound very Cradle of Filth
It sorta sounds like its kind of moving air, sort of...
If it can’t do Bluetooth playback and direct instrument output at the same time, the ball was dropped.
Did you watch the video?
4 mins and about 40 seconds later that question is answered. Though I don’t know why there isn’t more examples of what THAT sounds like. 🙄
@@SeanBlitzkrieg I should have clarified for the argumentative keyboard warrior types: I mean in newer product lines that offer bluetooth playback in general. I'd watched the video.
But dude, did you watch the video? Lol
04:20 yes it can mix bluetooth backing track with live bass guitar input listen to 04:20