Does it work for electronic accordions?
1026462
I have not tried it, but it has to. This amp is designed to be a stage monitor for musicians performing. That is why it has 5 inputs, so that the musician can hear all the other instruments of the band.
1026463
It's listed on the Roland website as an accessory for their V-Accordions, so the answer would have to be "YES!"
1026464
I have been using the CM-30 amp with my Roland accordion playing solo professionally for 4 years in small venues (senior centers, small church sanctuaries, private parties in homes), and it is great. Not enough to use for a large area outside or playing in a rock band. That's what my Roland KC-350 is for.
1026465
Not recomended, its to small, the speaker is 6.5. Unless you need a portable amplifier. It sounds really clean for its sice.
1026466
I am an accordionist and use the Cube as a monitor. I am very pleased with the results. Along with the accordion, I also plug in my Alesis Drum machine and my Ketron sound module.
1435322
It won't hurt it... Try it. I have plugged in my Yamaha PSR into it with piano, guitar, and other, natural multi-timbrel sounds, and it works. Just make sure the input levels are correct for both instrument and voice. (Actually, in this case, MIDI does not relate since all of the inputs on the TC-Helicon Voicetone-G XT harmonizer has only analog I/O (except for the USB connector for preset control using TC-Helicon's application.)
1023329
Yes, I fact it works pretty good. You just have to secure the input receiver with Velcro tape, it is real floppy with it.
690872
In my opinion, yes it does. It's about 1 cm wider than my Yamaha acoustic, but this is all I have to base it on/compare it to. The Hohner rangers from 6.5 cm at its widest to 5.5 at its narrowest. MK
1508907
There is no particular setting for it, but no reason why it would not work. It will really work for any stringed instrument.
1113858
It should, it works with any stringed instrument. It responds to vibrations within the wood whenever a string is plucked.... it works with my electric guitars even when they're not plugged in.....just pluck an open string gently and the entire instrument vibrates, and the snark is very sensitive to read the pitch of that vibration. Once each string is in proper pitch (and that only takes a few seconds to achieve with this tuner), each of my guitars are in perfect tune up and down the neck. Just remember to turn the snark tuner off when you're done to save the battery.
2005266
not sure, but should since it works on string vibration and is chromatic & can tune all notes A, B, C, D, E, F, and G.
350125
yes this is the standard Snark tuner and it will work for any instrument it just has to hear it. you could tune anyting from a guitar to a ukelele to a tuba.
1505179
I would say not. It is more intended for metal to metal contacts such as plugs, volume potentiometers, switches, guitar plugs, etc. I don't think it's meant for micro-electronic applications. But you might want to contact the manufacturer to find out for sure!
2005267
Yes it does. It works on several string instruments. You just have to scroll through them to get the violin
1164247
Hi - Yes, it works for me. Have not tried the advanced functions yet, just chord triggering and that works fine.
468686
Yes it works OK with a uke (just tried it) , but it does have that bow attachment that would be rendered useless.
385976
It is used on regular auto harps so you might be able to tell from that description. It is a little wrench-type device used on auto harps so if the posts that hold the strings are the same size then it should work. Read the description of the tuner carefully for clues that might help you decide.
2194503
I have used it on acoustic and acoustic electric but not full electric. I would expect it should work on a full electric but have not tried that.
400379
It is essentially just a volume pedal. I would think that it would work. It in no way performs any other function despite it's name.
1600493
I believe it should work unless you need drivers. It needs to be a basic midi device the works when you just plug it in no software drivers.
1273067
I would say yes for an Instrument, but would not recommend it for a Speaker, I use a heaver cable on all of my speakers.