are the channels independent of each other? Or, can you plug in two instruments(two guitars) at the same time?
897224
They are not two independent channels. You would not be able to play two guitars and have independent control of them.
897225
The channels are separate with a single input, you play channel one or two, you setup each channel with the sound your creating and switch back and forth with the supplied foot switch.
897226
Channels are not independent. Only one guitar in. You push a button to engage channel 2.
530197
There are two mic inputs to use. I did not try it but you should be able to.
2166591
Yes. The picture is a little small, but if you hover over it you can see a larger view -- both channel 1 and channel 2 give you option of either XLR or 1/4 inputs (most of your mics will be XLR). That still leaves you a few other options for plugging in a guitar or two.
955070
It does have that option. There is a quick switch button on the front of the device that swaps between the two. I did attempt to use this feature once with another amp for stereo but it didn't seem to get a signal (my amp is extremely unreliable and fairly old)
2038609
Plug into amp, plug into guitar. It's super simple. You don't need to channels just two cables
1933118
It only works on one channel at a time. So it would not work for 2 inputs at once.
1361747
You can't plug more than two things into the front (guitars or microphones or one of each). However, you could plug two guitars into the front and plug your microphones into the auxiliary in the back through a separate pre-amp or similar device.
1063604
The unit and controllers only have two channels, so no. Although if two units are on the same channel, they can be controlled by the same controller, but the results aren't pretty.
290821
No. You can have both plugged in simultaneously, but once the MP3 port receives a live signal the L and R input is overtaken.
92474
Yes, you can use 2 mics and 2 guitars in channels 1-4 (one mic per channel, one guitar per channel.) No, on using 1/4 jacks on channels 5&6 b/c that is for external stereo devices. Yes on using 1/4 jacks on 7&8 (however volume, eq, etc, will be identical b/c they are controlled by one channel.) Best, Andy's Music
1783890
Only one of the 2 plug-ins will work at a time, that Is the problem I had with this and the whole reason I bought it- to use both plugs at same time. From what I understand- your question is wanting the same thing, if not- then please reword question, hopefully that helped!?
2093591
At least in my experience, no. Both are networks, so enabling one disables the other. It appears that, like a radio, you can only receive one channel at a time. I've checked this with IT people, and it looks like it is only one system at a time.
2232929
They are not able to be daisy-chained per se, but you could connect two to your pc/Mac, and your DAW would allow you to assign each input to a seperate channel.
1274656
You have the two channel output only - tweak the channels left and right to get your two tracks
1243965
If two sources are connected at same time; both will be heard simultaneously. So it's your choice to listen either or both of them at a time, without changing cable.
1143972
no, you cannot use two guitars. also the gain option is not so good , i would play clean with an added fuzz pedal.
2038607
There are two inputs and two outputs. I guess you can plug two guitars into it. I don't know how it can be stereo with one amp but who cares? It is easy to use and the only thing I suggest is get the plug in power supply because it eats batteries up really fast.