Can I use this pedal with the Eurolive B212D 550 watt PA speaker system?
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I guess so. You would be using the PA speaker as an Amp, so it should work.
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Yeah this guitar pedal can be used with most any sound system, you just have to know what wire to use, I suggest you find someone really is good with electronic hookups and have a look at your system inputs, they should be able to tell you what wire you need, or what converter adapters. In this day an age there are so many wires/adapters that just about anything is compatible.
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yes? it is 110v or european, has tube 12ax7 in it must be able to preamp. hope this was what you needed.
1765482
It does not matter,a 5 watt tube amp will work just as well as a 50 watt Solid State amp,Its just a effects pedal.
266850
Absolutely! I currently use these speakers with a LP-2020A+ Lepai Tripath Class-T Hi-Fi Audio Mini Amplifier with Power Supply found on Amazon for around $20. They sound great too!
1903750
The answer is Yes, You can use the pedals...at least the pedals from Line 6 themselves, because the connection to the amplifier is vía a Cat 5e connection cable (Just like the ones used to connect computers an routers).For sure, the use of pedals defeat the use of the presets, given you should be able to obtain most sound effects through the presets.I can´t really tell you if pedals from other manufacturers will work fine, but the amp itself is Greeeeeeeat! with or without the pedals.
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Nope. But any standard 9V DC adapter can power it. The pedal requires just about 10-15mA of current so a standard 200mA 9V DC adapter will do the job, or any multi effect powering unit/brick as well.
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Absolutely NOT! It is a 5W piece of junk! I got one to try and with a 10 A strong power supply I measured a max of 6.73W rms into 8 ohms at 1 kHz at clipping on left front channel, and 5.96W (same conditions) on the right channel. You will be very disapointed with the results. You would be better off finding a used receiver or amp and forgetting about Lepai. Only if you have extremely efficient speakers will they give out any worthwhile sound. The Lepai is not worth it even at half the price!
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Not without another adapter. They prob make a 240 version maybe check amazon.UK. you also may be able to workaround with DC adapter. It comes with this and I use it with a litheon backup battery from anker available from amazon. With the backup battery I get the full 20watt RMS. This thing has big sound and nice full bass for its size. Thanks TJ
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I cant say for sure because i havnt acually used one. I use this pedal with my Fender bassman and i like it. Get one you'll like it and if you dont just send it back.
467115
Power supply is not included. You will need a 9 volt power adapter with polarity plus to minus 150mA. I got one for $10 on ebay. I think amazon have them pretty cheap too. Any Digitech guitar pedal adaptor will do the job.
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Absolutely, I use mine with a Peavey PV-8 mixer all the time. The built in preamps on audio mixers boost gain sufficient for dynamic microphones.
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I suspect not, as its wiring is a bit unusual. I have just come across a guy that can build you a footswitch for virtually any amp or effects device ever made: http://voodoomanswitches.com
2104024
get the pyle 3000W hybrid and that should work perfectly unless you feel like buying real expensive amplifiers.
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Yes you can, but why go thru that trouble. Get this item, and you'll have more control over your amp/speakers. Behringer MX882 8-Channel Splitter/Mixer
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I don't know. I returned it because the volume and power were not good. I purchased the Fender Passport 300, which is a bit more but worth the extra expense. I am very pleased with it. I am not sure what you are using the system for, but I am using mine for small venue performances and band practice (with a drummer!) and I am happy with it. If you are not getting the power you want out of the two speakers, I would return it and go for the fender passport 300.
77521
Hi. You can use any regular 9-volt pedal power supply. You'd have to ask the folks at VOX why they don't supply one
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The short answer, as you've already seen, is YES. Voltage isn't everything, though, you also need to pay attention to current and polarity. Take a minute to make a diagram of your voltage, current, and polarity requirements for each of your pedals. Then, look at the configuration of each power output and match them to your table. If everything lines up, buy this. It's an excellent, quiet power supply!