can you plug a guitar and a mike into this at the same time?
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Yes Mic Input Is one channel n audio input is one channel so yes it will work
166266
it has a line level input and mic (xlr) input, so yes. I find it sounds better through a small mixer. This speaker tends to break up with a strong signal from a keyboard or guitar. I recommend buying a peavey powered speaker for a little more.
1877225
Is just to plug the cable from your Guitar to your Amp (Or other effect if you have)
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No. The KC-110 has three channels. One channel accepts a mono mic input. The other two have inputs for left and right, so a keyboard with a stereo output, like my Yamaha, can be plugged ito the amp using a splitter cable that splits the 1/4" stereo output to (2) 1/4" mono inputs; one for left and one for right. It sounds like you're going the other way. If your guitar has two mono outs, using two cables will work. You can plug both cables into one channel, or one cable into two channels so you can control the volume of each independently.Remember, this is a Keyboard amp, so there's no over-drive... No. The KC-110 has three channels. One channel accepts a mono mic input. The other two have inputs for left and right, so a keyboard with a stereo output, like my Yamaha, can be plugged ito the amp using a splitter cable that splits the 1/4" stereo output to (2) 1/4" mono inputs; one for left and one for right. It sounds like you're going the other way. If your guitar has two mono outs, using two cables will work. You can plug both cables into one channel, or one cable into two channels so you can control the volume of each independently.Remember, this is a Keyboard... » Read More No. The KC-110 has three channels. One channel accepts a mono mic input. The other two have inputs for left and right, so a keyboard with a stereo output, like my Yamaha, can be plugged ito the amp using a splitter cable that splits the 1/4" stereo output to (2) 1/4" mono inputs; one for left and one for right. It sounds like you're going the other way. If your guitar has two mono outs, using two cables will work. You can plug both cables into one channel, or one cable into two channels so you can control the volume of each independently.Remember, this is a Keyboard amp, so there's no over-drive... « Show Less
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Yes you can . You'll need small converter that gets plugged one side to the mic. Cable and the other to the amp and you're good to go .
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Hi Beth, I have never tried that but there is a second stereo input which may serve for this purpose. I am not sure if the mono and stereo work together at the same time.However you can record multiple layers over the same track. Once you record your guitar you can play the track and start recording your voice over the guitar tracks. Both would get played back at the same time.
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Yes. You can plug your 1/4" cord from your guitar directly into one of the 1/4" female connectors of this direct box. Then plug a regular microphone cord (3-pin XLR) into the other side of this box, then directly into a low-impedance 3-pin XLR input into your mixer. But be careful on the XLR side, because the connector is plastic and eventually works loose over time.
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You could plug the guitar into the microphone jack. I have a korg vocoder that has 2, 1/4 mono outputs, that I run cables to the back of the Korg Kaoss. By converting the 1/4 jacks into 2 RCA adapter's the Korg Kaoss can be plugged into into the RCA inputs.
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Not designed for it, but (technically) you could plug into the mic port and get sound... and with an acoustic guitar the results might be acceptable. An electric guitar would probably be a disappointment... do to issues with gain, dynamic range and the lack of guitar centric tone controls.
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Sure. Why not? If you have an adapter that goes from a three pin plug (from the mic) to a 1/4" plug-in on the amp, plug 'er in.
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No. You can have both plugged in simultaneously, but once the MP3 port receives a live signal the L and R input is overtaken.
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yes, you can plug: XLR, 1/4 & RCA at the same time.I'd recommend if you're plugging in 2 inputs at the same time: XLR & 1/4
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You should be able to plug into both without issue... unless your audio interface doesn't have XLR input output on it.
1463843
Yes, or you can do two guitars, a keyboard, etc. I have done it with a guitar and a bass.
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no, you cannot use two guitars. also the gain option is not so good , i would play clean with an added fuzz pedal.
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Yes, you can. This what I was doing. There is 1/4 inch jack for microphone and you can plug in your guitar there. It works fine. If you plug in bass guitar, play at low volume or you may blow the speakers.
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Yes. Separate 1/4" inputs and controls. You must have an adaptor for XLR to 1/4" if your mike has XLR but it will work. Works well. There is a 3rd input as Malcolm mentioned but I have not tried it at all; sounds like from his comment that balancing an aux with the other two (to play along with a recorded track) might be a bit difficult.
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Yes, William, you can plug it into your amp. There's a headphone output on the back, a miniature jack, so you'll need to get an adapter to 1/4 inch phone jack for your guitar amp input, and off you go, dude.