CHILL WITH PHIL: The PJB Bass Cub (BG-100) 

Wow love it love it love it my next bass rig!!!!

Thanks for showing and explaining how to use it with a condenser mic. I was hesitating to try it, now I know it's doable-even if it's not your favorite setup. :)

Thanks for the this informative post. Could you please make a separate video for each of your products? I'm looking to buy 3 different sized amps including one for my wife.

Thank you for the video. It looks like a great piece of gear.

Odd question but, could you plug and play a guitar in the second input while someone else is playing bass in the other input? Thank you

Would have liked to heard the aux. input with either an IPhone or IPad used while playing a bass through the other channel.

very interesting, but is this amp loud enought to play along with a drummer?

an other odd question. You have the PJB bass Cub 100 watts and BG 110 (watts) cub; why so close ...

What!!! 100 watts?, is there some video showing the differences between this and another amp?

Hey Phil how are you two questions can I plug the XLR out of my Piezo preamp into that XLR Channel for the microphone and the second thing is is a can I combine a microphone into the one section as well as a quarter-inch Jack with a pre-amplifier for the Piezo quarter-inch out into the other half of the amplifier

I will surely have this for my rig 🐵👌

Do you know anyone who's using this with the Chapman Stick. I'm curious to know if using the bass and melody side of the Stick by using both channels. With my disability I can't lift anything too heavy either, so I'm looking for something small and light.

Nice nice

What are your thoughts on using the amp with a 12v motorcycle battery and an 240v inverter for busking.

Lovely amp, but I have to respectfully disagree with the mic. I find that a piezo used in combination with a electret microphone is the best live sound I can hope for. You get the power coming through the piezo, and then layed on top are the subtle overtones of the microphone input. This cub would have been absolutely perfect for my setup if it could do 48V, which is such a shame. I appreciate that this is just my opinion, but it's an opinion formed by experience.

Do you think it can be used on a double bass?

U don't do own goals u are no the real phil jones!