Is it a 1/4" plug? I don't know if that is a standard size with electric guitars or not. My husband wants one to play with the rocksmith game and I need to have a 1/4" plug to work with the game.
311531
Yes it should be compatible but you may may need a second opinion because I'm not an expert! Happy Holidays!
590884
Sorry but you can ont use it as a cordless transmitter for your guitar. The transmitter does not use a 1/4 inch plg for the headset mic! Sorry!
1851255
The plug is a standard 1/4 in plug and will not fit your ipod without a 1/4 in to 1/8 in adapter, note this adapter is rather large.
1591332
I've used rocksmith with single coil strats only. But it should be less noisy since they are humbucker pickups. It should be perfectly fine. Rocksmith is not a highend interface so you can probably attach anything to it
1095077
If you are talking about a standard xlr to 1/4 adapter, then yes. I use mine like that. I have the standard xlr cable running out of it, a converter on the other end of the cable with a guitar cable plugged into of that adapter and that guitar cable is plugged into my old peavey standard pa which does not even take xlr's. Lol. I hope this helps, I just wanted to explain that it will and it works great for me.
222974
it's all 1/4 inch adapters. I would assume so but haven't tried it. I only use it with my electric guitar which is what it was intended for. Your mileage may vary.
194937
Yes, you can plug the 1/4" plugs directly in to guitars or keyboards. However, you need to monitor the signal before it goes in to the computer, otherwise you will have noticeable lag from the time you play a note until you hear it from the computers speakers.
1191767
No. It comes with a standard 1/4" plug. It will plug right into your amp. They sound fantastic alone and work well with effects as well. :)
1313957
Guitar patch cord input is standard 1/4". Headphone input is standard stereo mini-plug as would be present on your laptop or iPod
1384947
The crappy plug they give you is 1/4" ... spend $5, $10,or $15 and get a decent cord. It makes a lotta difference in the Mic's performance!
1291407
Did it work? I've read some pickups arent "loud" enough for Rocksmith - looking for one myself!
2174217
It does look that way on the box, but the plug is a regular guitar one. Don't worry about that. I don't know if there are different sizes of guitar jacks, but it goes in mine perfectly fine, and mine is the same size as the headphone converters, so I think it's standard. Hope that helps.
146139
Yep."Get plugged in - Rocksmith includes a unique 1/4-inch-to-USB cable -the first of its kind - and allows users to plug any real guitar or bass with a 1/4-inch output jack directly into their Xbox 360, PS3 or PC."
2186878
I have steel strings. The diameter of my acoustic guitar is 4". It fits nicely ... if the hole is smaller I don't think it will fit.The sound is not bad for the price.
2121071
Yes it works with rocksmith but might want to put a little tape on it to keep it on your guitar
24331
I have never seen musical equipment (electric) that did not use a 1/4" cable. Some components made for home stereos or vocals use RCA jacks or 3 prong round jacks (I forget the name of the common mic jacks!), but 1/4" is standard for guitar, bass, and universal equipment. So they should work.
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I am not sure if it works with the Rockith game. I am assuming it does because it has an electrical pickup. From what I understand the cord plugs into the audio jack on the electrical guitar and into the console via USB. Also a previous question asked was if it had two strap nuts. It only has one on the bottom of the guitar. It seems that one can be added to the bad of the neck though.