Using this pickup, could I run my acoustic guitar through a fuzz pedal without an uncontrolable amount of feedback?
2022850
If you shut off the mic and keep the volume down, you should be ok. It's a Nice pickup!
1479677
Hmmmm... I'm not sure. I don't know. It works well for Dreadnought Size Guitars. In my case I have an Old Harmony Acoustic w/built in Pick Up. When I plugged it into any Amp & I tried pumping The Volume I would get big Time Screech/Feedback. Ever Since I Placed The Planet Waves Screeching halt Acoustic Cover, I get no more Feedback when I plug to an Amp. I can pump up the volume and no more worries! I hope this answer helps you.
298997
I play an Epiphone LP Custom and also Gretsch Electromatic through a Peavey Delta Blues 115, and this pedal will easily sustain a note for 10 seconds or more. Combine it with a Joyo Sweet Baby, and you can sustain endlessly.
897100
Each output is not individually isolated, so you'll most likely get noise in your signal chain somewhere, especially if you're plugging power hungry digital pedals into the chain. If I plug my Walrus Audio Descent between a delay and pitch shifter (all connected to the brick), I get very obvious digital clicks from the Descent. I'd recommend a Voodoo Labs Pedal Power 4X4 if you want noise isolation.
483354
This amp is not really set up for that kind of stuff. It's just a single channel straight ahead one trick pony. It's a great little practice amp with fair tone and volume but as far as streaming goes you would need something else. It takes pedals really well, but in the end it's "just" a small guitar amp, old school all the way.
846366
Im not sure if this will or not but a piezo mic will I believe.I think most pickups pick up the vibration of the string and not the metal if thats what you were thinking.But I am not 100% on that.
391796
You should be able to use it with any guitar amp that takes a standard guitar cable. I guess I'd put it this way, I can't think of any amp that you wouldn't be able to use this pedal with.
1907024
They could help in that circumstance. I tried for guitar with direct connect to floor pedal and amp. They distorted the sound too much.
856766
You can use the delay by itself or mix in the chorus or vibrato with the delay. You can also turn the delay down and use either chorus or vibrato. There is a selector style switch for chorus or vibrato and a control for the amount. You can get some nice sounds from the vibrato and echo running at the same time. For the price it is a nice pedal but beware, it is not true bypass, and will be noticeable in your signal chain. Especially if you are playing cleaner guitar styles. If you are going to use a lot of distortion or overdrive or fuzz you won't notice it and you can get some pretty good sounds out of it.
778758
I have a Fender guitar and a quality Fendar amp and a quality cable and mine made so much noise and buzz and no compression that I had to return it. It sounded like a fuzz unit to be truthful. I ran straight from guitar, through the unit, and into the amp. So it may have nothing to do I with your rig but more to do with a defective foot pedal. I'm still waiting for a replacement... based on comments, I hope they aren't just sending a single defective unit around and around to whoever will accept it.
1724327
I have only used these pickups on an acoustic guitar and ukulele. The tone is great! The pickup attaches to the instrument with a clay-like adhesive that comes with it. You may need to play around with location of the pickup in order to get the kind of sound you are looking for, kind of an individual preference.
856764
You can use the delay by itself or mix in the chorus or vibrato with the delay. You can also turn the delay down and use either chorus or vibrato. There is a selector style switch for chorus or vibrato and a control for the amount. You can get some nice sounds from the vibrato and echo running at the same time. For the price it is a nice pedal but beware, it is not true bypass, and will be noticeable in your signal chain. Especially if you are playing cleaner guitar styles. If you are going to use a lot of distortion or overdrive or fuzz you won't notice it and you can get some pretty good sounds out of it. You can use the delay by itself or mix in the chorus or vibrato with the delay. You can also turn the delay down and use either chorus or vibrato. There is a selector style switch for chorus or vibrato and a control for the amount. You can get some nice sounds from the vibrato and echo running at the same time. For the price it is a nice pedal but beware, it is not true bypass, and will be noticeable in your signal chain. Especially if you are playing cleaner guitar styles. If you are going to use a lot of distortion or overdrive or fuzz you won't notice it and you can get some pretty good... » Read More You can use the delay by itself or mix in the chorus or vibrato with the delay. You can also turn the delay down and use either chorus or vibrato. There is a selector style switch for chorus or vibrato and a control for the amount. You can get some nice sounds from the vibrato and echo running at the same time. For the price it is a nice pedal but beware, it is not true bypass, and will be noticeable in your signal chain. Especially if you are playing cleaner guitar styles. If you are going to use a lot of distortion or overdrive or fuzz you won't notice it and you can get some pretty good sounds out of it. « Show Less
1349928
I would use this like most other pedals of this type for mics and like instruments. Use a mixer and put this pedal in the loop.. pun intentional.
2217228
It sounds good. It is best for acoustic if you run thru a preamp first, I have a dean markley pickup on an older Martin and it needed the signal boost. But it plays an electric very nicely. Not a lot of special effects though. So you'd have to add that pedals for that.
1404280
Should be feasible. I would turn the gain down on A or youll blow your ears or headphones or both. At the very least it would distort. Can you not run the click off your board? That's the best way IMO.
1509992
Try a different guitar and cord. If it is the amp, then you got a dud. Mine has almost no static or fuzz. Send it back to amazon for a replacement because it is a great amp for the price.
691011
Absolutely! You are able to set this pedal out in many ways, select pre amps, compresion, reverb, delay, chorus, phazer, flanger and other effects, mix them and create your own sound, you can emulate an acoustic guitar sound (which isn´t so good really but...), the pedal could work as volume, wah, frezze and other function I don´t remember now. I can tell you this is great pedal, the only thing you have to do is explore its. Regards.