What else do I need to go with the actual q chord?
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You will obviously need a power adapter of the correct voltage (don't buy from America if 240 v). A carry-case is useful but not essential. I have never found the need for Q-cards; I much prefer to play in ez play. The chords for most songs can be worked out by trial and error (helped from what-ever is shown on the internet, although not always correct). Avoid song books showing only words and chords: not much use if you don't know the tunes!
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Actually, you need nothing else. I would; however, recommend buying one or more of the q chord cartridges that give you rhythym sounds for a variety of genres of music. I hope you will enjoy your q chord as much as I have mine!
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I got the power adapter so I don't need batteries and got the gig bag to make it easier to transport. I plan to also get the rhythm cassette at some point too.
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I have the same problem, it's a fault with the chord it's too thin. you can get one from Radio Shack or similar places. Just ask for an auxiliary audio chord and they'll provide it.
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There is no power chord. You need to purchase 12/2 wire and plug to connect to the power source.
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I would take the stereo out and look at the model number so it matches the chord your buying.
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Just get yourself a thick copper cable, don't buy into the hype of buying these companies who sell cable for hundreds of dollars. Look on ebay and get yourself a flat cable because if you get the pedestals the wire is routed through the center and out the bottom and a flat cable will make sense. Get a separate amp that will run 8 Ohms.
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Set-up requires a MIDI male-to-male cable between your keyboard and the M version of the TC Helicon. This tells the device the notes to be used in the Chord for the harmony. The input is an XLR for the mic, or 1/4 inch phone for line-level input. The output is 1/4 inch phone cable.
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you need to get two XLR to 1/4 inch cables to go into your audio interface. you can get them cheap on amazon, or call up guitar center- they can help you more and i'm sure they'd have them.
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I would advice you to buy the monster cable by Dr. dre ($7.00) because the chord included does not have a build in mic and music sounds better with the monster cable.
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The unit itself does not come with the power chord, however, it does provide you with easy hook up instructions and connecting wirenuts. I personally used my old chord from the unit I was replacing. EASY FIX!
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Go online to www.Q-See.com. hopefully you registered your product when you bought it. They have customer support and tech support.
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i have one chord for the front and another chord for the rear, but i'm pretty sure if you go to best buy they 'll be able to help with one special connection, sorry
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yes, that is what i did with mine. im using .35 chord. i think you can use rca chords too.
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U need the chord I think it's called a aux chord but these mic are not very good
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Forget the cartridges: if you want to play a song AT YOUR OWN PACE, with pauses for effect, select 'EZ Play' and use the Q-chord like a guitar, selecting the right chord buttons (usually in a close cluster, eg G-D-A7) and strum on the strum-plate with one or more fingers. If you want to work out the music for a song, select 'melody' instead of EZ-play, position the overlay over the chords and play only the chord buttons like a piano.
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I just purchased a basic patch cord and a small used amp at a local hock shop. Cost me $50. I do not have a mic stand. Usually just play with it on my desk. A music stand would also work.
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Wire it between the amp and preamp (if you have that option; only 2 rca wires required). Plug the EQ into a switched outlet on your receiver.
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I would go directly to the source and ask then which case would work .... consumerrelations@gretschguitars.com