Can you still use a effect pedal with this? And if so how do you hook it up?
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?
1293368
Yes, you would connect the output of the receiver to the input of the effect pedal, and then connect the output of the effect pedal to the amp input. Or if you are using an effect blend feature on your amp, just connect the effect pedal to the amp as you normally would.
1293369
Yes. This unit sits between your instrument and pedals/amp. It has a sending unit that you hang on your guitar strap. The output of the instrument plugs into it. It also has a receiver unit with an output that you plug into your pedals or amp.
1293370
the easiest way is to use the effects loop if your amp has one if not plug the receiver into the line in on your first pedal, either way it works fantastic, I wouldn't dream of ever using a cord again
1293371
Yes you can. You just put this first on your board or pedal train.I have four pedals hooked to mine.
1606012
Hello Sebas. It works fine with the expression pedal. I've already had a whammy and I do prefer the PS-6 sound.
2155286
Really, nothing. The point is that you no longer need effects pedals. The other plus is the Bluetooth function. It's a multi-tasker: an amp and an Bluetooth speaker. I usually jam along with songs from my iPhone. I have a couple of tones I downloaded that I use 99% of the time. (You can program your own if that's your thing but I'm not interested in fooling with that.) Great little practice amp.
1517419
You should be able to to send your midi to it. Honestly I am not 100% sure on the foot pedal, but I would say you can hook it up. Hope I helped.
65126
If you want the effects on the loop, put it after the fx pedal - it just records whatever you send it - so you could record a loop with effects & then play over it clean, or vice-versa
140923
I don't think so. The volume acts as a master volume as opposed to some pedals where volume controls the effect level only. I have not messed with the Toneprint software but you might be able to tweak it there since you can make custom toneprints. Good question. I've often wished for just that out of my Flashback. One of the few weaknesses of the pedal is the volume parameter. I'd even prefer a blend knob which I don't usually favor to the current setup.
501934
Yes you can I've gotten sounds from blues to jazz to hard rock! You can get better sounds if you have affects pedals.
92623
Just use an x stand with a sustain pedal. After all its not for performance. turn the volume down if you want softer.
280151
You still need to run it off a pa or an amp. I think it does have an effects channel, but I think the effect needs to be external.
309798
I too live in an apartment I can get away with an amp during the day as long as I don't get to crazy with the volume. I'm pretty sure you can hook a set of head phones directly to it although I've never used it that way. I know you can plug it into a PC/Mac because I use it with garage band and a pair of headphones on my Mac all the time and it works perfectly. Unless they have started including the updated software out of the box a PC/Mac and Internet connection is a must for this unit as you can update the firmware on the unit to allow you to use more effects at once which I did before I used it. I love this pedal it is built like a tank I think it would still work if I threw it down a flight of stairs, it has a ton of usable effects some people have complained it sounds to "digital" but for the $120 I paid for it I couldn't be happier one boss distortion pedal would be almost $100 and all but a handful of people wouldn't be able to tell the distortion or whatever effect was being made by a multi effect pedal as opposed to a dedicated pedal, and the fact that it feels like a real stomp box to use is awesome. Sorry I guess I answered more then your original question but I love this pedal and recommend buying it.
470220
I run an instrument cable from the carpenter jack to a Boss GE-7 equalizer pedal - then from the pedal with an instrument cable to my amp or PA mixer. Works great. You want to use a solid state (not tube) ampifier with this.
229178
You can make all of those happen with this pedal. But I feel it meant to give variety, not functionality. It's complicated. Almost too many options. It's useful to try the different effects. Then get pedals for what you'll use regularly
1889789
I used it with a pedal a bought here on Amazon, and it worked great, you need to know the signal is great when you are close to the receiver, even tho I used it about 25 foots away and it worked fine, but to avoid bad signal use it near the receiver. You will need another music plug cable to connect this device to the pedal, it'll be like and extra plug, since the device comes with one plug that for example in my case I used it to plug the device and my guitar.
1335302
I personally have not tried a pedal as I use it for a practice amp, but I don't see a reason why not. I use a modeling amp (Peavey, although Fender, Line 6 etc make very good products) that I can tweak very easily to get the sound I desire. If you are serious about your progress I would advise paying a little more and buy one of them before buying pedals which are limited in their scope of use.
919075
Technically speaking.....yes....but the effects are more based on standard electric guitar. You would be better off buying a Digitech bass multi-effects pedal such as the BP355. But yes, technically it can, (as in you can find some sounds that will work and your not going to hurt anything)
556103
This unit is designed to be used as a guitar effect pedal so it only has a mono jack input. The output of a keyboard is higher that a guitar signal so it could distort the output signal, but having said that, I am sure that it would still work as an effect pedal but will not produce a stereo output.
1225939
Yes you can use a bass on this pedal. I practice on it with a P Bass. It's a great little practice pedal, not something I would hit the stage with though.