Can this unit be used for harmonica playing also
623466
I would look somewhere else if you want the classic tube sound. This unit sounds better with guitar and has a mild effect really.
623467
Any overdrive pedal can be used to create an overdrive sound to a harmonica mic provided it's wired for a high impedance 1/4 phone jack. It should be noted that any mic used with overdrives or overdriven amps are more prone to feedback.
1307454
I only use it to amp my harmonica. There are some spatial effects that add depth to it. I think it was designed more for a guitar
1126158
I play harp using a bullet microphone through it and play my Fender Strat through it, and I am very please with both sounds. I never tried both at the same time but I am told there is a jack in the back. Is it for a second input? not sure, but I am sure there is tech info online regarding its use.
2157692
Measure the harmonica to a shotgun shell. If close to the same size it might but if the harmonica is bigger it would probably not work.
265179
Sorry Nathan, I never had a chance to try it. The player died after a few hours out of the box. I wouldn't recommend this player.
2269181
Not necessarily. However, this particular unit is poorly designed and poorly built. I would look for a different brand altogether or buy a turntable you could hook up to your stereo system if you have one.
1894961
It would work with any ten holes harp. I just have a Suzuki as different grande from hohner,mand it fits perferct. I think it runs with all DIATONIC (ten holes) harmonicas
1214345
This is not the kind of sound that you want for your harp. Unless you just want to get good loud mids. In the case of my piano, bass and high pitched notes were awfully distorted.
2157696
Depends on the size of the harmonica. I would say no to holding 56 of them. If the harmonica is less then two inch's in diameter then you should still be able to get a few in there, maybe 25 or so
1293701
You can, but you will miss much of the texture of the music just because of distance and ambient distortion effects. The unit has decent mics, but if it were me and I would use outboard mics. Watch how you're mics are configured, probably overlapping L/R will work best
618943
Yes you can. But I found this unit to be very awkward to use. I never mastered it and it has gathered dust unused. I don't recommend it.
706824
yes it can but it did not hold up it was a christmas present for my grandson and the first one had to be returned the second one just burnt out im sure he played it forever better luck here this coming christmas
2182933
I don't exactly know, because I have only the hog 20 amp, and it sounds very good, but I don't have the hog 30.I suppose that it depends with which instrument you wanna play, because I play the harmonica through the pignose hog 20, but if you play Guitar obviously the things are different.
1714484
My family has used Hohner Harmonicas for decades. They are manufactured in Germany only. They are the top of the line in harmonicas.
1742304
I really dont think so. But we are not using it for a bass clarinet. We are using it for a tenor sax and a B flat clarinet...so I cannot be certain.
1496295
You can plug in your mic and there is a another jack/input too. (So I could plug in my mic and play the guitar/music through the unit) I just use it for listening to music. Bottom line is call a Yamaha dealer to verify the product will do want you want for your application. Great unit though. Durable and sounds great!
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Not without going through some sort of preamp/amplipher or receiver first. It is not a stand alone unit.