Is this useful if you use a wireless system to transmit the signal from instrument to pedal board?
1470713
yes you could use it in line of your pedal board and should have no problems
1470714
I assume the DI will be part of the pedal board chain, and will receive the signal via the other pedals. If so, the pedal is useful if your guitar is not balanced in sound. Trebly bassy etc. it's also useful if your venues change a lot and your fussy with your sound. It's a notch filter and frequency tweeker. I never used mine and sold it.
1470715
Yes it was perfectly compatible with my wireless system. Same as if you plugged directly into it.
1470716
This is used as a direct input from your pedals (or instrument) to the sound board or PA system. Allows frequency tailoring via parametric EQ controls as well as signal boost. Can be powered by 9 volt battery or phantom power signal from the sound board.
1175706
Yes. The MIDI out can be used to control virtual instruments in GarageBand as well as any other application that supports standard MIDI note messages.
1783297
No, this will not help a weak Bluetooth signal, you need to get a different Bluetooth device.
1511100
Not sure what you are trying to do, but I would go to Sena web sight. If you're trying to get you're bike radio to transmit by Bluetooth, you will probably need to install an output jack on your system.
1134439
No it is not wireless, It has a cadence sensor that needs to be mounted near the pedals that is wired to the control head.
1083882
Yep. It's just a wireless adapter with speaker inputs on one end and speaker outputs on the other. A signal is a signal so as long as you correctly match the front left and surround left inputs and outputs, you'll be golden.
298058
Only if your lack of signal clarite is due to a ground looping itself through the circuit. If your signal is bad just because you are out of range then no, it will not help.
1293367
Yes. Wireless remote unit on the strap send the wireless signal to the base unit. There is a line 1/4" out of the base unit - you run a cord into the amp. You put an effect pedal in that section. It just means you can't have the base unit at the amp you need it by your foot. You run a cord back to the amp. You are still free (wireless) to move around, but you don't have a cord free floor. Make sense?
1596765
This is a circuit like any other clip that would be used on an alarm system. I see no reason why it would not be suitable to mount with a wireless transmitter. It should work fine.
1517418
I agree with Russell R. Yes you can send Midi no problem and you can add 2 foot switches to it and an expression pedal.
587377
You would need an Infra Red transmitter to work wirelessly. You can plug in to an audio output and be tied to a spot.
118540
Note this is a wired remote signal repeater. Sounds like you a are wanting a wireless option, possibly.
334110
Hey! It only has a single l and r input, so I think you would, but then that' s 2 wireless signals and I wonder if that could cause feedback or other wonkiness? Sorry, I cant answer any better than that.
2101117
The computer is designed to have the wireless sensor directly underneath it on the front wheel. If you put your bike on a trainer, with the sensor on the rear wheel, the wireless signal will not transmit to the computer. My computer stops receiving the wireless signal when I move it 2 feet away from the sensor. Unless you want to mount the computer over the rear wheel, I recommend looking for a wired bike computer with a long enough wire
778757
not exactly sure..but, you could try putting it in a different order..either in front or be hind other pedals... the way i understand it ..this thing just trims the signal -clips the highs an lows to smooth things out, so if its after certain pedals ,it'll basically erase/clip modulations,echos..etc....maybe effects distortions /muffs/drives also? not sure..
463523
You could, and it would be fine -- though never quite as good as using a pedalboard of boutique pedals. I use it strictly with headphones, as my concern was completely quiet practice -- if you need that, it's great (and a whole lot cheaper than a pedalboard of boutique pedals).
1312369
Yes - all 3 options are available - 1) Pedal only , 2) Electric only , 3) Pedal and electric combined (it will extend distance range)