So this would work to get my iphone connected with a guitar amp?
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The iPhone output is stereo and the Guitar Amp input is mono, This adapter is 1/8" stereo to 1/4" stereo
1936904
Yeah, you can. It comes with a cable that you plug into the headphone jack in your iPhone so it totally works.
415387
I think you would need this adapter: http://www.amazon.com/Audio-iPhone-input-converter-regular/dp/B00545WG4O
686058
Yes, but you will need an adapter. It comes with an "old style" iPhone connector.
425198
Yes Absolutely ! that is the idea of that amp. It not only will let you play to any backing track. But the app on your phone will find the matching guitar tone for any song you play so that you sound just like the guitarist in any song you want to play! Coolest thing ever. Also they just started supporting the apple watch to do even more! : )
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Of course!&#128516; that's what it's for.... But you would want to play higher quality music beacause.... Well it's better! Make sure the headphones you are using have a pretty low impendense. The amp is really designed for mid phyletic phones/portable.
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A guitar amp's headphone, fx send, or aux out will all give you a line level signal that will be just fine going direct into the board with a 1/4" instrument or 1/4" balanced cable. However, the "amplifier out" powered output from a guitar amp will damage the board.
534133
I belive you can use a standard phone cable for it. But I'm not 100%. Double check with the amp's remote bass port.
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You'll need at least another cable 1/4 (same size that you are already using for the guitar) and if you want to use it, there is an output to headphone too that you could use with no amp....
885431
Of course!� that's what it's for.... But you would want to play higher quality music beacause.... Well it's better! Make sure the headphones you are using have a pretty low impendense. The amp is really designed for mid phyletic phones/portable.
262991
I am not sure, but I think only compatible as an amp and not a dac with iPhone. May want to call and confirm before ordering.
1510646
If you mean the 30 pin connector as the iPhone4 or 4S connector, I will say yes. Because it is the USB2.0 port connected to the AMP, as to the other port connected to the device, it does not matter what kind of connector it is.
682801
If you get a inexpensive power adapter you can use it for i pod an the aux input but the reciever section will not work.
483355
Um, that's not really what it's for. You could use an adapter to run a line out into the input, but you'd lose one of the channels (it's not stereo) and it'd sound really muddy and distorted. I can imagine nobody who would enjoy listening to their iPod through this. This is a guitar amplifier and cabinet, designed to produce sound for an electric guitar. If you want something for a smartphone or PC, you want regular speakers. Look up "stereo system" or "home stereo" for that.
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There is an input for your guitar and an output for your headphones. You don't need an amp to use this device because you will hear sound from your PC. However there is a slight time delay is what you will hear from your PC, this will throw off your timing. I don't recommend this device because of the poor quality sound and the time delay. The software that comes with the device is an old version and is buggy. You are better off just plugging your guitar to your amp and then run an output wire from the amp into your PC input. Your PC has much better control and the quality is much better. The only thing the device software you will miss are the many effects and amp sounds that you won't get with your amp unless you have a pedals and nice amp system.
965252
Yes. It has a USB plug-in and also an aux-in port which can connect your ipod/iphone to the amplifier.
1286407
No, buy a guitar cord for that. Why would you want to use a 3 ft. long cable to connect your guitar to an amp. This cable is to connect an amp head to a speaker cabinet.