Is this suitable for using with instrument level signals such as from guitars and basses?
1588106
depends on picky you are about the sound you want... try it before you buy it.....
1588107
The product didn't work for me. I found the source of 60 cycle the old fashioned way by isolating it. I wouldn't recommend this product.
102233
If your guitar is a simple one or a cheap one then yes would be my answer - assuming you mean guitar-&gt; pre amp-&gt; USB interface. If using better quality equipment or you have a humbucker pickup on your guitar then you may get too much signal resulting in some unwanted distortion.
1373602
Of course. I use a BEHRINGER B212D powered 2-way as a monitor wedge for synthesizer keyboards on stage and in practice session. I adjust the equalizer on the same speaker.
919074
I have used a bass guitar with this pedal, it does work but you won't find patches that are suitable for Bass guitars. Check out bose's pedals. They do have a few made for bass.
2097718
Hi, you could but it will sound muddy because there is no tweeter or horn in it. It is meant for a bass guitar. Thanks
1977076
Yeah this guitar pedal can be used with most any sound system, you just have to know what wire to use, I suggest you find someone really is good with electronic hookups and have a look at your system inputs, they should be able to tell you what wire you need, or what converter adapters. In this day an age there are so many wires/adapters that just about anything is compatible.
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.
336864
Personally I wouldn't use this for anything. cough up the extra few dollars and get on that is worth buying. the amp output is below 2A and the voltage is way too high for some electronics.
1444347
You can, but it won't give you the best tone.http://www.musiciansfriend.com/resources/article/Can-I-Plug-My-Guitar-Into-a-Bass-Amp/m710564
1621848
I believe it would work for that, I use it to pick up sound from a HP DV6 and a cheap 5-cd changer and dump to a 5-channel audio controller, and it seems to work well. Been functioning for me for more than a year now.
450568
If youre playing it by itself your amp is your limit. If played in conjunction with other signals a mixer of some sort would definitely be necessary.
2066897
This is not what you need - this is an input device used only for bringing sound into your computer from instruments like guitars, microphones, etc.
889573
You could use this with a guitar, or a ham sandwich or a screwdriver, but I don't think you'd like the results. As it is designed and sold for use in boosting an older turntable's signal into something usable by a modern amplifier (one without phono inputs), I wouldn't expect much of it for any other use.
1807414
This has to be used with a computer software like Ableton, Reason, Protools or with an external tone generator like the Motif or Triton rack so the answer is no.
2270048
I use it on guitars but it is supposed to be multi-instrumental. You will have to know what you want your strings tuned to.
58526
Not on a bass guitar, but I did have it wired up to a microphone (for my trombone). It handled the frequencies okay when it worked, but it only lasted a couple months before the switch became super noisy and then non-responsive.
1907024
They could help in that circumstance. I tried for guitar with direct connect to floor pedal and amp. They distorted the sound too much.