When I hook it up to a guitar amp I get no sound. What could be wrong? Thanks
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If you haven't already done so try using the headphone line out to the amp. That should work.
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It could be feedback. You could try turning your amp opposite of the guitar. You could also turn amp down and adjust volume levels with the knobs on the guitar. Sometimes it's trial and effort. If it does not work, seek a music professional.
1640138
Check everything:1. Computer volume still correct?2. Amp volume ok?3. EQ not messed with?4. Headphone cable ok?5. Cable to computer ok?6. Tube seated?Check the obvious first... Otherwise, I have no idea, mine sounds great!
730342
Check that all wires are fully connected. Other wise it would probably be something internal in which case yeah I would return it. Other thing would be speakers but if you only noticed it with the new amp then there's your issue.
49197
we plugged ours into an amp and it worked fine...maybe check your cord or maybe there is a defect in the one you got?
1672315
1) is your machine turned on?2) is the volume on the machine turned up?3) is your signal flow correct? (out of machine to in on amp)4) are you using a mono or stereo 1/4"? if so what output did you use?
1338856
Make sure everything is plugged in right. If using a turntable you need a pre-amp. Not to insult. Did you install the software?
1865787
You have your high and low volume...cord output course...headphone jack and overdrive..if thats what you mean...for a basic amp its pretty cool...I dont know much about guitars or amps too much but sound quality is good
280106
Is the battery dead? I had one of these amps suddenly stop working for me after about a year of use, I think the wiring goes goes out eventually. You may want to try returning it.
1714752
If you are using a guitar cord from the output to the amp, you will get noise. What I do is use speaker wire which has no winding ground wrapped around the main (lead) wire. This prevents the cord from picking up outside interfernce.
435892
Hi Richard,Did you install a 9V battery? More information about what you tried and what the results were would be helpful. If you just plugged the amp cable into your guitar and started strumming then it won't work. This guitar requires a 9V battery for the pre-amp. Look directly above the volume/bass/treble controls and you'll find a small battery compartment. Open it and install a fresh 9V battery. And of course make sure your external amplifier is powered on too ;-) Hopefully the battery is your problem, otherwise give us more info..
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1: Make sure that the right out put is selected weather it be CD AUX or whatever you are trying to get sound from2: Make sure you have to right type of speaker this power amp only uses one type of ohms If this doesn't help and even the radio doesn't work get a return auth from Amazon and have them send a new one I did have problems with the first unit I had and the second one has been working fine
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It should turn on and tune accurately and regulate the volume, bass to the amp, etc. Amazon has a 30 day return guarantee. I would also try another battery and then contact Amazon which also has something like an A to Z guarantee. My guitar came with a lifetime limited warranty small packet which covers quite a bit. It sounds like others were missing this packet too. Did your guitar look like it had been used? I hope things work out ok. A new guitar should be almost perfect!
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you need to get two XLR to 1/4 inch cables to go into your audio interface. you can get them cheap on amazon, or call up guitar center- they can help you more and i'm sure they'd have them.
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If I plug this in from my amp to my computer will I have a clean enough signal to use my overdrive? You should be able to play noise (songs etc..) from your computer to your amp. I haven't tried that configuration yet... I have been using my computer as the amp for my guitar/bass..:)
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If the sound comes through intermitted my first thought is a loose wire between the unit and the amp or the amp and the speakers. It could be a faulty head unit but I doubt that.
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I got quite a few usable sounds with mine. Just takes some time adjusting tone. Make sure your guitar is sending a good signal....string height above pickups...etc. You might try a preamp or a wah wah in front of the D-1.