Is it safe to plug the quarter inch main outs into a guitar or bass amplifier for live multi effects processor use? Or out of the headphone out jack?
1987777
I used the main outs to go to di box that connects to a pa system. I don think you want the main out to go to a guitar.
1093316
There is a standard music industry 1/4 jack. You can buy adapters to fit 3.5mm.The amp is a practice amp, it's not the best but the value is in the fender guitar. That you will not be disappointed in. The amp is ok.
1305724
Yes, William, you can plug it into your amp. There's a headphone output on the back, a miniature jack, so you'll need to get an adapter to 1/4 inch phone jack for your guitar amp input, and off you go, dude.
1536326
I am not sure about directly plugging into the amp, as most phono's need a preamp.But I would try it anyway. You won't hurt anything.
2091635
Yeah. You'll just need to get an eighth-inch to quarter-inch converter. Plug the eighth-inch into the headphone jack and the quarter-inch into your amp (or wherever you want the effect to go) and you're set.
2061764
The device has a headphone output and stereo balanced output, both of which can be connected to speakers. I wouldn't advise running it through a guitar amp as you are meant to use it with an amp-modeling app which simulates the sound and characteristics of an actual guitar amplifier. Therefore, if you want to hear it out loud, just run it through a clean set of speakers or directly into the PA (depending on your situation). I will also add that this is a great device and gives a clean signal path for modeling apps.
492677
Whaaat?? 19Watt what?? This is a Bass Guitar Amplifier. If you have a 19watt Bass then yes it will for a few minutes then you'll blow the amp's preamp out. Sorry but that's an ignorant question.
302549
No, the only inputs are for guitars/instruments in Channel 1, guitars/instruments/microphone (phantom power is supplied) in Channel 2, and stereo effects loop. There is also no headphone output jack. The amp does sound great, has a wide range of tonality and effects (yes, great for acoustic guitar), and is extremely light.
1289659
From guitar to amp is quarter inch both ends but the auxiliary input on the amp is eighth inch. Headphones out is also eighth inch.
1493599
Julie, you can use an amplifier. But I usually use headphones or speakers with a 3.5mm jack. If not I use my buddy's guitar amp with a cord. The module has a audio in and out, and a 3.5mm headphone jack. But as far a audio coming straight from the module, no it does not.
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. :)
326090
I use my bass on it and don't need a DI. I don't see why guitar would need one either. However, if you want good tone while using it, a good DI couldn't hurt.
1523688
Just use the Outputs...mono or stereo, with standard guitar/instrument cables... mono with one amp... left and right stereo with two separate amps or stereo mixer.
1168276
This is a class A FCC amplifier. It cannot be used as a typical preamp. The only "output" is to the headphones. It is a headphone amp after all.
102518
Nope. I ran it direct into a PA and it works fine. Obviously you'll need one for wah effects or volume swells, but not for general operation.
637337
That shouldn't be an issue. The amp is strong. Don't let the physical size of it mislead you. I would recommend it.
1877225
Is just to plug the cable from your Guitar to your Amp (Or other effect if you have)