Can someone get really basic. How is this thing set up, i presume it plugs into an amp and a guitar, but are two channels needed for stereo, etc.
2038607
There are two inputs and two outputs. I guess you can plug two guitars into it. I don't know how it can be stereo with one amp but who cares? It is easy to use and the only thing I suggest is get the plug in power supply because it eats batteries up really fast.
2038608
You can use it with one cord in and one out for mono, or you can use it in stereo with two chords out. It's very easy to use...both myself and my 11 year old use it all the time. The guitar goes into line in, the amp goes into line out
2038609
Plug into amp, plug into guitar. It's super simple. You don't need to channels just two cables
2038610
Guitar or another effects pedal plugs into right side. The direction of the signal goes right to left for effects.
2038611
Yep. I just plug my guitar into the top slot and then pass the other top-slot output to the amp. The only downside of this is that distortion from the amp is applied after the looping, which can cause some strange effects. On a clean-sound it works just fine, otherwise you'll want a distortion pedal before the loop-pedal.
2038612
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.
2038613
Plug guitar into JamMan. Plug JamMan into amp. Play guitar, push button, record.
2038614
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!
2038615
This is a very simple pedal to use. Plug guitar into input and run a second cord from output to amp. It's a fantastic pedal. I use mine every day. I sometimes plug a drum track from a computer or iPhone into the second input and then it will repeat my guitar rythm and the drum track infinitely so I can jam with a band so to speak. Enjoy.
2038616
Just use it as a mono rig. Plug guitar into what effects you want and the JamMan the last in the chain.
1877226
you plug your guitar patch chord from your guitar into the in-a jack, and then you plug your pedal into the amp from the out a jack. the b jacks are for A/B output switches! hope this helps
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.
604490
Yes im sure it works with any amp. My best use for it would be to control a second guitar on same amp.usually the second channel doesnt have the volume as the number one. Then it is possible to equal the volume. Dont think it does what a. 500.00 usd unit does. Dont have one. Cant compare.
350676
This amp is not a channel-switching amp and does not accept an A/B footswitch for channel switching; however, you can get an ABY switch, which you will put BEFORE the inputs. What it will do is take the output from your guitar and split it 2 ways. The pedal switch will select which one of the two ways the output will go. Connect one of them to the "normal" input of the amp and the other to the "top boost" channel. Both channels of the amp are always on, but what comes out of the speaker depends on which input you're using. So, your guitar goes to the ABY switch, then depending on which of the Y outputs you've selected, continues to whichever amp input it's connected to. This is effect will give you channel switching. But bear in mind that both amplifier channel inputs are always on.
590729
Plug directly in, it will sounds the same as anything else you plug into the RCA jacks of the amp. Just make sure you have the correct adaptor and it will sound awesome.
23874
Hi there - Well, yes you do need to connect your guitar to the amp to get it to work. But it should turn on when it is plugged in.
386555
It will connect. It *may* not work like you want though: You may have issues with signal strength. That won't matter if the 1/8th input on your stereo has a pre-amp behind it, but it might if it doesn't. Try it. If it works, it's all good, if not, you can get a pre-amp (with 1/4" in and out) to boost the signal and it will definitely work then. If you have a laptop, try plugging it into the mic input on that, downloading a freeware guitar FX package and then playing thew output from that through your stereo - you'll have a blast!
129106
You will need two amps to do that. One to drive the sub and one to drive the full range stereo. This unit has outputs for sub and another set for full range. You could also use one 3 channel amp instead of two amps. HopeThat makes sense.
735958
You can use the unit in stereo mode or dual mono. I have used mine with two guitars and two amps. It would be better to use two BBE Sonic Stomp pedals, but it would cost more.
799227
I connected mine to a stereo amp and fed everything through it. the sound is great !!
1305724
Yes, William, you can plug it into your amp. There's a headphone output on the back, a miniature jack, so you'll need to get an adapter to 1/4 inch phone jack for your guitar amp input, and off you go, dude.
302549
No, the only inputs are for guitars/instruments in Channel 1, guitars/instruments/microphone (phantom power is supplied) in Channel 2, and stereo effects loop. There is also no headphone output jack. The amp does sound great, has a wide range of tonality and effects (yes, great for acoustic guitar), and is extremely light.
483352
Nope. This is an old school tube amp. No USB. These are really great sounding amps that take pedals well, but no effects loop etc. The only digital anything in it is a digital reverb unit that sounds very wet and natural. You could probably stream to a device that in turn was plugged into the amp's guitar input. But why would you do that? The resulting sound would be lo-fi as a good tube guitar amp should be. This ain't no stereo! ;) Edit: you used the word "stream". But you didn't really mean stream. Did you? You meant can I plug an audio cable into the unit. Yes you can do that. I've re-amped tracks thru mine that way but the impedance mismatch makes it a problem.
634533
Yes you can plug it into a guitar amp or into a stereo if you have the proper cables
1752876
I never tried that, probably because when I was in my first band (late '60's) we started off broke and actually had to play two guitars through one amp at one point. It sounded like crap! That said, you can use both inputs simultaneously, so what you want to do certainly should work.
1955989
This is a preamp/processor, it has no amplifiers built in therefore 0 watts per channel. You need to hook this to an external power amplifier(s).