Can it be used as a preamp for a musical instrument with a microphone ?
792016
you can use it for a microphone and just sing in it if that is what your talking about without music, thats what my son does and plays music off another system
792017
We have plugged a microphone into it and it worked, but we were talking over the music.
1888524
I don't think this was designed for a microphone but you can try getting an adaptor jack from a radio shack or amazon. I'm really thinking it won't work with a mic and you'll have to get some type of amp. If you want a simple amp try a "Pignose" type amp which you can find at music store. They'll have other options too.
834956
Probably not. This is designed to go into a PA or mixing desk etc. With a audio interface with XLR input and recording software sure.
1290824
Yes you may, provided that the mic has a 3.5 mm stereo or mono connector. You can get those from electronic shops that sell music stuff.
1375770
There's only one input so I guess technically you could. If you wanted to use it as a small PA you would have to go into Fender Fuse and make a very clean amp model. It has only a guitar cord input though so you would need an adapter to go from a microphone plug to a guitar plug. I can't help but think there would be a better amp to use as a small PA. Maybe a Fishman Loudbox that has an acoustic guitar input as well as a microphone input.
619964
Yes you can, you just need a mixer/pre-amp with phantom power.I use behringer Xenxy Q802 usb and works like a charm
285783
Hello, The ART USB Dual Pre should have enough gain to act as a guitar preamp, If your goal is to use it to pre-amplify your guitar output and record it via USB on your computer it will do the trick. I've had great success using mine for various esoteric computer interface challenges. It works great on Mac and Windows machines.
1375773
u can plug a 1/4 inch high impedance mic into it, but only has one input, and alot of stuff for guitar, not vocals
246767
yes, but you'd use the tape or aux input, not the phono input. the phono input uses a built-in pre-amp.
750931
It depends. In the typical case, when your input signal is at "consumer line level" -- such as from a CD player, MP3 player, or PC -- then no, you won't need a preamp. But, if your input signal is weaker -- such as directly from a microphone, electric guitar pickup, or phonograph cartridge -- then yes, you'll need some preamplification.
1182816
I do not advise the use of this equipment for use with a microphone. Not even usalo as mp3 player. Already tested in these situations and my evaluation I consider unsatisfactory. Ja for use with the guitar I love him. I hope I help him
1915164
I wouldn't recommend this amp for that. Its a 2 channel amp, has no speaker inputs only a headphone sized input.
1026431
Yes. You will have to connect it through a pre-amp to your recording device.
1009960
It's only input is a 1/4 inch mono typically for an instrument. But yes, if you get the proper cords or adapters you could. I'm not sure that it would sound very good, never tried it myself.
1727180
I don't know why not. It has unbalanced and balanced outputs, so is compatible with any line level input. Although it is intended to be used with a line level preamp, it does have a remote control volume so it should be possible to use without a preamp. Hope this helps.
2227925
As others have said, this is not meant to be used with a microphone. It is a guitar amplifier only.
2022392
I don't think so. It's just a pre amp, I think you need a mixer, which btw you can get cheaper.