with this and l.r baggs violin pickup, can I plug it into my computer's speakers and play the instrument ?
834954
Possibly, if the computer speakers are powered, and the computer speakers have a 1/4" input, or if you have a 3.5mm to 1/4" adapter. Then I think it would work.
834955
No, because there would be no amplifier. It's like trying to plug a music player into a PA speaker, there would be nothing to amplify the sound.
834956
Probably not. This is designed to go into a PA or mixing desk etc. With a audio interface with XLR input and recording software sure.
834957
I have used LR Baggs DI in the chain to clean up acoustic guitar signal, then intomy mac utilizing Garage Band. Works Great!
2230160
The short answer is Yes. This guitar comes with a built in passive pickup which can be plugged (via the proper cabling and possibly D/I box) into any mixer on the market. In most church PA systems, the proper cabling will already be in place, so all you have to do is plug a 1/4" cable into the pickup on the guitar, and the other end into a D/I box, or a 1/4" input on your mixer, and away you go.
1770199
This unit does have USB input so it should be fairly easy to connect your computer. Instead of reading music files from your phone or thumb drive it would be taking the information directly from your computer. It should work just fine.
844331
I have not tried that but I highly doubt that it will work for computer out to mixing board since it is designed for mixer out to computer. What you need is something like a Peavey USB-P which is usb out of a computer to a box that gives you a left and right transformer isolated xlr out. That is the best way to not only hook up the output of your computer but also to help eliminate any unwanted noise.
306138
Pretty sure you can just use an RCA to 1/8" adapter to connect sound coming from a computer. Never tried it but since the E8's have RCA out, this solution seems reasonable.
1566680
If I were you I would look for a good pair of PC speakers. Technically it is possible using an amp and converter cables. If you are using the computer as part of a music system setup then it maybe worth going this route.
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.
180001
Out of a computer's "headphone's jack" and then run to a unit with the RCA plug ins. Or, if your computer is set up with RCA plugins (which I've never seen though, but i'm sure CAN be done).
1513442
Yes, and you can hook it up anywhere that has an input/output for it. Your computer will usually have a picture of tiny headphones right where you plug them in. :)
1889062
I have mine playing through a Tv/stereo system so I don't know why you couldn't hook them to a computer !
2230161
The short answer is Yes.This guitar comes with a built in passive pickup which can be plugged (via the proper cabling and possibly D/I box) into any mixer on the market. In most church PA systems, the proper cabling will already be in place, so all you have to do is plug a 1/4" cable into the pickup on the guitar, and the other end into a D/I box, or a 1/4" input on your mixer, and away you go.
2072338
There is no aux input in this amp. But, if I remember well, you can play stuff from the computer if you connect it to the amp using the usb cable.
292404
Yes as long as ur computer has Bluetooth, you can play music from computer via Bose speaker using this adapter.
1009960
It's only input is a 1/4 inch mono typically for an instrument. But yes, if you get the proper cords or adapters you could. I'm not sure that it would sound very good, never tried it myself.
861411
Yes! Use the USB connection to hook up to your computer, and connect a set of powered speakers to the RCA outputs on back of unit.
855040
No. You will need a device to receive the electric guitar signal and convert it to something your computer can use. IK stealthplug, IK stealthpedal, Focusrite Scarlett, a Rocksmith cable, whatever. Probably NOT your soundcard(electric guitars do not output a line level signal).
671670
This is a transducer pickup. Simply clips in the sound hole and a little spring arm holds the transducer against the violin, guitar, whatever body. Plug the cable into a small pre-amp and fro there to your soundboard. Very easy and very good fidelity.