would you recommend these for a direct connect to a guitar amp? specifically a Fender Munstang 40 watt V.2
1002996
I dont see why not! I use them for recording and they have a pretty flat response so your amp tone should be pretty accurate through them.
1002997
As a user of these headphones, I can honestly say they are amazing, the sound is well defined and they are comfortable to wear. I have to admit though I haven't tried them in my vox amp as I usually use them to just listen to music, but I can't see them being a disappointment. I do believe however they take some time to "bed in".
1002998
As long as you get the 1/4 inch adapter. Go for it, they sound great and are mad comfy.
1002999
Yes, these phones should work fine if you plug them into the phone output jack of that amp. They isolate sound well, so others around should not hear the sound output.
2146992
I run these with my existing wire harness in the doors, powered by my Pioneer deck and they sound great. I don't believe an amp for a set at this price would be necessary. I have had these for a little under a year now I think.
1819853
That depends on what your amp output is. If your amp only supports 2 ohm speakers then no they will not sound good these are 4 ohm speakers. I got a pioneer deck and a amp bypass wire and they sound awesome!
1717299
I haven't set them up yet -- waiting for the remodel to complete. I bought a Sonos Connect:Amp to pair them with -- it's rated at Class-D (2x 55W, 8 ohms). The Sonos Amp is extremely versatile, can't wait to hear it with the Wharfedales. Should be very good. http://www.sonos.com/shop/products/connectamp
1470012
They are pretty low impedance headphones and will work without amping, but you will lose out on Alot of the sound. You get a much more full bodied sound with an amp.
1917574
Yes, you won't have any problems. They don't have a very high impedance. You will be fine.
1315486
Yes these will connect to this AMP with either End this AMP is setup to use 1/4 inch plug in center of Neutrix/Speakon connector also has bannana plug connectors for out puts very versital amp. you should not have a problem with these Cables.
1696604
these are designed to be powered by either a factory or aftermarket head unit, while a dedicated amp will give you cleaner sound, at this price point I wouldn't say it's necessary.
1688885
That kind of cable is not meant to plug into a guitar amp. You need a 1/4 to 1/4, then you need what is called a Direct Box, which has the XLR connection to the sound board.
1477968
Yes, it'll work fine. If you want the best sound out of them you'll need an amp.
1041811
Should be fine. They are rated up to 100w. Just be sure that the impedence the amp requires (usually 8 ohms), to the speakers (I think 8 ohms).
2191364
They do have a 'mic in' quarter inch socket, and true, that would fit a guitar cable, and I'm sure you would get sound with no problem. Here's why I would not recommend doing that. Monitors are "near field" and meant for discernment of details in a mix. These speakers are pretty loud, but even a cheap guitar "Champ" style $90 amp will make a guitar sound a lot better, plus it will have "long field" or long throw cabinet/speaker and help the guitar sound alot better. Raw guitar can distort speakers, these are not made for that. I would be concerned also, about wrecking the monitors. My opinion, with years of live hugging and studio production? Don't do it. Get a guitar combo amp.
1045446
Hank 51 and Thomas H. are correct, and I wholeheartedly agree with their comments. I've used mine as well with a high-powered vintage Quad (British manufacturer) amp, and they sound great. Just watch the volume level, as these guys have already stated.
1722815
I would say no, i blew this amp up within two weeks of light use. This is a guitar amp with bass mode don't be fooled by the description.
1644858
Should be fine plugged into your guitar amp, maybe not a crazy amount of volume but doesn't necessarily need an amp. DT990 will sound worse and is equally difficult to power.
287907
I have them on a low watt boss amp and they are just ok? Not really made for heavy wattage... just my opinion. Good looking and sufficient for the homemade IHOME i built. No thump just mids and hi's. Good looking and easy install though. Oh and cheap for alpine lol.
2026860
These are quit sensitive, so unless you have decent sub/amp that would drown out the stock set up, these will sound excellent running off of the deck. But if you want an excellent, crystal clear amp, you can't go wrong with the Alpine MV series. There are varying power ratings. (I have the 600 watt amp.) That's what I have pushing these speakers and they sound incredible. Super crisp, clear highs and mids. These amps have excellent sound dampening and signal filtering. Hope this helps you. Alec