If I connect the POD HD via USB, will I be able to hear the sound of my guitar and my computer with my head phones, or would I need a USB interface?
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The POD HD desktop (bean) is a USB interface. As long as its turned on, connected (usb) to your computer you'll hear everything, but set it up as your default in the computer control panel.
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It's been a while since I've hooked up mine to the computer, but if I remember correctly, yes you can hear your guitar out of your headphones when they are connected to your computer, plus your computer audio.
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I haven't tried plugging in my iPod with a USB, but my iPod does work when plugged in with an aux output jack
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It will only work with the external source to the headphones. You can go USB/Computer to your stereo amp and/or headphones. But if you use the audio inputs (instead of the usb inputs) to connect any external source then you can only listen with headphones. I was slightly let down my this fact but it wasnt too big a deal for me as I had other options.
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Nope. This is an old school tube amp. No USB. These are really great sounding amps that take pedals well, but no effects loop etc. The only digital anything in it is a digital reverb unit that sounds very wet and natural. You could probably stream to a device that in turn was plugged into the amp's guitar input. But why would you do that? The resulting sound would be lo-fi as a good tube guitar amp should be. This ain't no stereo! ;) Edit: you used the word "stream". But you didn't really mean stream. Did you? You meant can I plug an audio cable into the unit. Yes you can do that. I've re-amped tracks thru mine that way but the impedance mismatch makes it a problem.
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The easiest way is to run a RCA Y-cable out of the headphone jack. That's what I do from my iPod. Otherwise for better sound you'd need to feed the macbook into a DAC and then connect that to the amp.
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You need a usb audio device that has a guitar jack. Tascam is one company that makes them.
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It is NEVER recommended to plug sound sources like an ipod, computer, or other consumer electronics directly into an amplifier. You should ALWAYS use a mixer or preamp. This is due to the fact that the impedance needs to be properly matched between the output and the input of the amplifier. Devices such as ipods cannot do this. Directly plugging them in to an amp is unwise and can damage them. BTW, I've been a sound engineer for over 25 years and sold sound equipment for a while.
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You may be able to use the Apple camera connection kit to extract digital audio from Apple IOS devices, however the Nuforce icon IDO, is going for $100 bucks right now and it is designed specifically for IOS devices. The IDO is also a great headphone amp and has analog outputs to send audio to your amp, so you can listen to it through the speakers. I own both devices and you can't go wrong with either one. Both offer great quality for the buck and if you've never used an external DAC for music listening, your in for a real treat. Best of luck.
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I have purchased it, to use it with my headphone and while this card is plugged in it's the sound card that outputs the signal.We also use it on a server at work. The server did not have a sound card on the motherboard(build in) nor and external car. This card gave sound to this PC.
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Yes you'll need a audio output from the tuner it should have one if not you could use the headphone jack instead
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there is no USB input, but the AUX Input will accept low level audio signals from other devices. If the device has a HEADPHONE OUT, it would likely play through the AUX input.
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You need to install all the needed drivers. Once you do that, you should be able to see the podgx as a ASIO capable sound source in your DAW. You don't need a built in mic on your pc. You do need something to plug into the podgx such as an electric guitar.
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I connected mine with both -- the USB provides power and software - the jack connects to the sound card
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Nope, you need a pre' amp interface usb like from m-audio . You will get way better quality. But there are some good usb mic out there on amazon.
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I have another XLR cable that goes to my interface (a gizmo that has six ins and outs both XLR and standard instrument "phone" jacks). To hook that interface up to the computer there is a Firewire cable. It has a Firewire plug on both ends. There is no such animal as a XLR to USB or Firewire. The XLR is a patch cord while USB (or Firewire) carry power and data. My interface is called a Presonus Firebox. I've had it a long time and it works pretty well. Line 6 has some good interfaces too. I am really liking that Behringer pre amp. It's well worth the $50
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Hi Scott yes you can. you may need to use the built in phono pre=amp to do it, but it should work, try it with the usb first
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The only way to play your music would be with a AUX connection. USB will not work with iPhone or iPod. I wasn't happy about it.