Is it possible to use an effects pedal with this?
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.
2091636
Yes, you can plug in all your effects directly from your guitar as you normally would. Then plug the Vox into the last effect, just as you would plug your last effect into your amp. You'll need a longer headphone cord if you have your effect pedals on the ground, but it works just fine this way. I run effect through it all the time, sounds just like they are plugged into a big amp in the headphones.
2091637
Never tried but since this represents the amp the only thing that's a challenge is that it has a male plug instead of female socket. Plug your axe into the effects pedal, then plug the AC30 into the output of the pedal. You'll need a longer headphone cord of course, but the AC30 should then be getting the signal from your effects pedal.
1368523
Sorry not familiar with the pedal. I've always used some type of modeling amp and have never needed a pedal for the type of music I play.
2111947
This amp is for practice it has some effects but yeah you can play anything but if you want more distortion you will need a pedal.
463523
You could, and it would be fine -- though never quite as good as using a pedalboard of boutique pedals. I use it strictly with headphones, as my concern was completely quiet practice -- if you need that, it's great (and a whole lot cheaper than a pedalboard of boutique pedals).
2088634
There are some effects uses wah and other just uses volume. Im gonna tell you the true, thats not the best pedal for wah effect but talking about price-benefits its excelent.
1807414
This has to be used with a computer software like Ableton, Reason, Protools or with an external tone generator like the Motif or Triton rack so the answer is no.
1106059
Yes you can! I have a CryBaby Wah pedal running into it, but you can add an expression pedal and use the onboard pedal for Wah. Get more info here: http://line6.com/footcontrollers/fbvshortboardmkii.html
1822732
The effects pedal does NOT have a spring in it. That allows you to set variables (freq,, repeats, speeds) for the different voicings and effects. It is how it should be. You wouldn't want to be performing and have to concentrate on continually resetting your effects pedal.
501934
Yes you can I've gotten sounds from blues to jazz to hard rock! You can get better sounds if you have affects pedals.
1776206
You have to have a software program on your computer. If you have it then don't worry about buying a program. If you do need a software program then be sure it is compatible with the pedal.
170490
Yes, you can....but I wouldn't due to "impedance mismatch" or so I'm told. I would buy a DI box to use between your instrument and 2i2. Why?...because you barely turn up your instrument/preamp and it already clips red, but you can barley hear it, there is no real punch or power to the signal without using the DI box. When a DI box is used in the mix, you have much more headroom to turn up before you red clip your signal. I bought the ROLLS DB25b which also has an adjustment knob. A Sansamp bass pedal has a preamb and a DI built in. Hope this helps.
1335302
I personally have not tried a pedal as I use it for a practice amp, but I don't see a reason why not. I use a modeling amp (Peavey, although Fender, Line 6 etc make very good products) that I can tweak very easily to get the sound I desire. If you are serious about your progress I would advise paying a little more and buy one of them before buying pedals which are limited in their scope of use.
116604
Dont use cheap distortion pedals like this. The real tone is already in your amp.
1118410
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.
1293371
Yes you can. You just put this first on your board or pedal train.I have four pedals hooked to mine.
1293370
the easiest way is to use the effects loop if your amp has one if not plug the receiver into the line in on your first pedal, either way it works fantastic, I wouldn't dream of ever using a cord again
933820
Only one effect at a time (if you don't include the drum thing as an effect). Effects can be manipulated using the knobs. Two different pedals can be used (but not together, just one, or the other) The ZOOM expression pedal, or the "on-off" pedal )for the drum thing). I'm sure there are better pedals (there are so many now, impossible to keep track), but the effects do sound great, and as recording interface, it works as advertised. Dig it.