will this amp work with a lap steel guitar?
1178625
Definitively, yes. This amp will receive signal from anything with a 1/4" line out. But, the better question is will lap steel sound good with this amp, and that all depends on the style of your playing, the guitar itself, etc. I'm sure that if you did some tinkering with the presets, you could find an acceptable sound. I'm no expert on lap steel guitars, but I don't think that they're usually heavily distorted, so this shouldn't be too bad for it.
1178626
I don't see why not. Traditionally, lap steel players use an amp with a 15" speaker, but I have no idea why. With all of the amp models and onboard effects, I'm sure you could find something to your liking.
1437039
Any amp that says it is for an electric guitar will work... there are many of them available here :)
846394
Yes, this amp is great for all guitars. I've owned it for 3 months and so far it's the best 1 I've bought
1451430
Yes it will, I have a Spider 15 Line 6 and my Boss pedal (Distortion) works fine on it. I can help you solve the problem of Boss pedals working better on it. What kind of guitar do you have and what kind of pedal?
2197929
Well after reading Guitar Centers description and the DigiTech website I have to say that you probably cannot (I could be completely wrong). You can try to see if it works with it since Amazon has a really open return policy.
255318
I'm not sure, if this itmen will works good with your guitar. you should find a Luthier and ask his opinion
2059187
Hook up yes, will it work, I cant promise anything. It's heavily implied for mic usage so I don't know how it would handle a guitar, I'd suggest checking out their site http://bluemic.com maybe send them an email if you cant find what you're looking for. Blue's really big on mics, I know if they do anything other than that though.
670187
Yes, this amp will function with preamp. I use mine for PA and outside music. Good buy for money, no issues with product.
701606
Good question! It should work as it is designed for Les Paul models. Good luck.
1963124
Never played a Telecaster, but this amp should work great with any guitar. I use a Gibson "The Paul" which is a narrow body style like a Telecaster, and it sounds awesome. The Mustang II has more versatility, it's worth the extra few bucks!
2194504
Yes, it will. I have one of my own, and I use it for both my electric and acoustic guitars!
2211200
Honestly, I don't know. I use it for guitar and that's it. You might want to try asking on "THE GEAR PAGE" There might be someone on there that uses it for that.
2202430
it depends on the other equipment, keep in mind this is a 20 watt amp with an internal speaker. If you have other guitars using 120w amps with speaker columns cranked all the way up... then NO.
1899825
I would assume so if it has regular instrument input hole. Its a guitar and I plug it into mixer panel and second cord out to amp. Works fine.
1163135
I would recommend to you the Fender Acoustasonic Amplifiers for mandolin and ukulele amplification. As the others have stated, the mustang amps are designed for electric guitar tones, it will work, but won't sound very good and will be prone to feedback.
1162215
Used it with a Fender electric. You have to adjust the input settings in Garage Band.
1094409
Yes Jim it will. However, the Mustang is shorter that a strat or tele and not as wide if I remember. If you are just keeping the guitar in it for storage purposes it will be fine; if not you may want to make another choice. It works perfectly for my strats and teles.