Will one of the inputs accept a stereo signal? I'm asking about an 8-string guitar that I have a Y-cable for, it combines the bass and guitar signals
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No. The KC-110 has three channels. One channel accepts a mono mic input. The other two have inputs for left and right, so a keyboard with a stereo output, like my Yamaha, can be plugged ito the amp using a splitter cable that splits the 1/4" stereo output to (2) 1/4" mono inputs; one for left and one for right. It sounds like you're going the other way. If your guitar has two mono outs, using two cables will work. You can plug both cables into one channel, or one cable into two channels so you can control the volume of each independently.Remember, this is a Keyboard amp, so there's no over-drive... No. The KC-110 has three channels. One channel accepts a mono mic input. The other two have inputs for left and right, so a keyboard with a stereo output, like my Yamaha, can be plugged ito the amp using a splitter cable that splits the 1/4" stereo output to (2) 1/4" mono inputs; one for left and one for right. It sounds like you're going the other way. If your guitar has two mono outs, using two cables will work. You can plug both cables into one channel, or one cable into two channels so you can control the volume of each independently.Remember, this is a Keyboard... » Read More No. The KC-110 has three channels. One channel accepts a mono mic input. The other two have inputs for left and right, so a keyboard with a stereo output, like my Yamaha, can be plugged ito the amp using a splitter cable that splits the 1/4" stereo output to (2) 1/4" mono inputs; one for left and one for right. It sounds like you're going the other way. If your guitar has two mono outs, using two cables will work. You can plug both cables into one channel, or one cable into two channels so you can control the volume of each independently.Remember, this is a Keyboard amp, so there's no over-drive... « Show Less
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yeah, it has a stereo input, I use that to play music from my phone sometimes, or listen back to field recordings.
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I'm not certain but think the split is that two lines can go in, say vocal and guitar, and two go out together for a stereo effect, so yes itd mix the two inputs - check out their website, I'm sure that'll say.
1197010
Yes, I use a Y adapter. I'm not 100% sure, but this sub seems louder when using the Y adapter with both the right and left line level inputs vs. using only the Right line level input.
2192195
Looks like someone's already answered and he's correct. It will create a mono signal which, depending on your needs, might not work for you.
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Yes, it is stereo. I tested it by putting a stereo signal into the amPlug's aux input and varying the left and right channel signal levels; output to the headphones matched the inputs stereo signal. Keep in mind that while the output is stereo, the built-in 1/4" plug is mono, so output from a guitar would be a mono signal into both left and right channels.
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Absolutely. Guitar -> FX Pedals (if you have any) -> Mono (left) input on Jamman -> Mono (left) output on Jamman -> Amp. The stereo is there if you ever end up running a stereo rig, but it works exactly the same in mono. And the single button control is incredibly easy once you get the hang of it.
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The black and red connectors you're referring to are for the right channel and left channel. If you were to put it into this splitter, you MIGHT get sound (depending on the power of the amplifier your pushing sound from), but it would push a mono channel into each channel, so no stereo sound. That's IF it works.
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Nope, two channels aren't needed. Just a guitar, two cables, and an amp. Run the guitar into the (mono) input with the first cable, run the (mono) output cable into the amp, and you're good to go!
1326284
It should work equally well regardless of what instrument is input. I have used it with electric guitars and acoustic guitars with a bridge pickup. Good luck!
167416
I never use a y connect. I fear of interfering with signal integrity. The Subwoofer wiring is soldered to the circuit board using silver, copper, or such conductors. I can't say the same about a y connect
1681984
Sure, but it all depends on your speaker, not the unit you're amplifying it through. If your single speaker has a left and right channel input, then you're set. If it's a mono speaker with one input, you can only plug the speaker into one side (right or left). In that case, you'll have to mix the signal before it gets to the amplifier by using a stereo to mono adapter for your original playing device that is being amplified.
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It has two inputs, but you can only use one at a time, so no. Actually, I use mine to bring my acoustic bass up to the level of an non-amplified acoustic guitar. If you're looking to amplify an acoustic guitar, this probably won't be powerful enough to make your bass keep up with it.
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With RCA inputs, you would need a "y" into mini male cable. Like this:3.5mm Stereo Male to Dual RCA Male Y-Cable, 6 FT.Hope that helps.
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The answer is no on that one. They are not stereo 1/4" jacks, so using stereo cables in mono jacks will output a mono signal.
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Yes you have 4 channels of input so technically you can have two stereo inputs.
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There is no "switch". Both the RCA and 3.5 mm stereo inputs are active at the same time. Connecting a signal to both at the same time will result in both signals being amplified.
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Yes, just be sure that your receiver has amp remote input, where blue cable must be connect. If you conect only the audio chanels you can not control the amp and you only can use the EQ for the bass but not the amp. Receivers that have control amp input alllow you control the crossos over and amp hz etc