Do you think it would work with a preamp in a cello?
1961329
If the celo has a place under the bridge and the internal electronics yes. You also would have the input jack for the cable to hookup to.
1961330
it would have to have a preamp unit to plug into - otherwise you would use a clamp on or stick on amp hookup
1961331
Sure, just it must be placed in a part that it doesn't move even the cable because this device is so sensitive.
1961332
No it will not ,this is a under the saddle rod piezo guitar pickup. There are many other piezo /transducers that may work for you.
1961333
John, the rod piezo pickup is designed to work on instruments with a solid bridge mount, such as those used on guitars. Looking at the "floating" bridge designs used by cellos, I don't know how the piezo pickup could be mounted.
1961334
There are a lot of options for piezo pickups. This particular one may or may not work in a cello. All of these configurations are very inexpensive. You could not loose to much by trying. Don't be afraid to experiment!
727809
Only if you need more that 2 inputs. You would need a phono preamp however if you were using a turntable.
2222671
I think that it would work if you take off the old one and use this. My guitar does not have a pre amp, just volume and tone so I mounted my pre amp in a box and use it with a patch cord from the guitar.
828517
Yes that could work if the pre-amp is bringing the signal up to line-level. The Behringer Shark should also work for this and gives a few extra features.
538396
This preamp takes the input from the turntable and makes the signal compatible with inputs to amps that don't have a phono input. So, if you plug it into a CD input it should work just fine. It is analog, so it is up to your receiver (in your case the sound bar) to figure out what to send to the sub - which it should be able to do.
891852
Yes I would , It's a very clean preamp and will definitely warm up your vocals , one of the best for it's price
1536326
I am not sure about directly plugging into the amp, as most phono's need a preamp.But I would try it anyway. You won't hurt anything.
901285
It does not have turntable pre-amps. But if your turntable has regular line outputs, no problem.
1301960
FOR CERTAIN this will not work properly with a phono out. You will need a pre amp or a turntable with a built in pre amp.
1124594
I suggest using a guitar pedal eq (or some other type of preamp) before you go to the mixer. This will boost the signal and the pickups tone. I am currently using this on a mandolin. It sounds very natural. I have tried this on a cello, it was plenty fat. I think with the eq you will get a good sound. You can't beat the price. You could even get crazy, buy 2 pickups and 2 eq's and put 1 in the F-hole and 1 on the bridge???
246767
yes, but you'd use the tape or aux input, not the phono input. the phono input uses a built-in pre-amp.
2151774
In my opinion, it doesn't work anywhere. Just try using the cellophane and save yourself some money.
1808342
It will not work without a phono preamp. The output of the phono cartridge is to low. If you purchase a phono preamp and purchase some adapters you could make it work.
363218
It should be. The preamp you mention is a standard 2 channel external audio interface that can support both XLR and 1/4 inch cables. The Studio projects operates on an XLR so there shouldn't be a problem. The only thing you have to keep in mind is it does require phantom power, so make sure to trigger that function on the Interface.
1652926
No, you will still need a phono preamp. If your turntable has an amp built in, then sure.
2044382
You'll need a phono preamp, pro-ject makes several. The phono box MM works just fine.
2143905
I use a Bellari VP 130 Tube Phono Preamp...but used a different tube than the one that came with the amp. Sounds great.