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user 65929
For questions about amplifiers in a musical setting. If the question is about a specific topic of amplifiers like maintenance or repairs those tags should also be included.
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Will running a guitar through a bass amp and then through a guitar amp hurt either amplifier?
You should be able to use the electric guitar with a bass amp (Example: Josh Homme)
I use my bass guitar at home with a guitar amp, but if I load it, the speaker may be damaged. Be careful, too.
