As a bass player, there are a number of things that will contribute to your overall tone. These can range from the type and age of your strings to the electronics inside the bass. But one of the most influential elements of your tone is your bass amp.
If your bass amp can reliably produce the tone you want, then you should consider changing to an amp that has a legacy of delivering great tone – the Laney RB3 Bass Amp. As Laney puts it, “Whatever your requirements the Richter range delivers the bass.”
Tonally, the Laney RB3 Bass Amp sits well in a mix and accurately produces the tone of your bass. Many amps have the problem that no matter what bass you play through them, they sound the same. But this isn’t the case with a Laney RB3. This is thanks to the 65watts RMS of low-end power that is produced via its 12″ woofer plus HF horn.
In addition, the clean ergonomic preamp is packed with everything you need to get a great bass sound. High or Normal input choices can be selected to match the type of bass used while the on-board compressor adds punch. Your tone can be further tweaked via the powerful 3-band EQ with a parametric mid-range setting. That means that you can have your tone precisely the way you like it.
Connections
The Laney RB3 Bass amp does not skimp on the types of connections you can use. It comes with everything you could need for live playing, practising, or even recording. On board it has:
- FX-loop
- AUX in
- Headphone socket
- XLR DI
If you would like to test drive one of these beats, you can get in touch with us, and one of our bass specialists will be in contact. In the meantime, why not read more about the RB3 on Laney’s website?
