can you play an electric violin through this amp
1561568
Yes, my daughter got this Amp as a gift for just that purpose. It has been great so far :-)
1561569
I think that would work very well. I use it for guitar and mandolin as long as you have the correct input plug which I think is pretty standard on all instruments
1561570
Yes. You can play any electric instrument that uses a standard 1/4" phono plug or an equivalent adapter.
66151
I gave my guitar and amp to a very dear friend down on his luck. I know it had switch for violin & guitar but don't truly remember anything else. I hope this helps. It worked great. My friend lives in the Bayou & lost several fingers. I am not comfortable asking him about it at this time.
1678490
Thanks for your question. THis amazing sounding player requires an amplifier.
1389152
It's a guitar amp not power amp. It would be like using a blender to mash potatos. It can be done but it's not made for that purpose.
843003
This may work for a violin but my only concern is that like an acoustic guitar it has a hollow body and that particular microphone feeds back depending on where you place it, im sure you dont want that to happen.
2185033
If your computer is using an RCA out and the electric violin using an instrument cable ( 1/4in cable) then you should be able to.
415172
Yes. I have a gretsch acoustic/electric uke and it sounds amazing through this amp
1344807
You can play it without an amp or with one. That is the good thing about acoustic electric instruments. Acoustically, it still sounds pretty good, too.
1736756
I have the violin pickup by Gage and have used it for years with no problem. My bass player uses one like yours and so far so good. I would return it and have them give you another, as the tone quality is excellent.
1746426
It has a pitch bend strip so my answer is yes. You can play through guitar amp just watch the bass notes.
1264925
Yes I would it's a top notch amp! It will give you all the clean sound you want and it doesn't get hot it stays warm to the touch.
36389
Not directly. It is a midi only device and makes no sounds on its own. You must use a midi cable to plug it into a sound module or midi interface on a computer. After that then you could take the output of the sound module or interface and plug that into an amp.
175154
Yes. Unrelated - the fine tuner on mine was broken right out of the box. I didn't notice right away as I waited awhile to play it. Other than that it's a beautiful sounding and looking violin.
1793023
Yes you can but don't buy it from E&B; electronics. They will send you a defective amplifier and then direct you to the manufacturer. Try another seller. I have a defective one from them. I have a friend that has the same amplifier and it is awesome.
1209202
Haven't tried with violins, but if will tell you that it is the most accurate sound for acoustic guitars I have ever heard, and I bought mine with much skepticism.
160351
Dani, To be truthful, I really cannot answer that question. I can tell you that if you have cord jack on your Violin and you know the key your strings are to tuned in, then I would say Yes. This just a educated guess. Sorry I could not be more specific.
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you can play any bass guitar with this amp, but it doesn't sound good because this amp do not have much 'bass'.