can you use an electric acoustic guitar with this and get good sound?
946112
It sounds very good but do not turn the volume up to much or you get to much feed back. But it is a great amp for the money. I am look at a gibson guitarto see what it would sound like. Good luck Roger M.
946113
It sounds very good but do not turn the volume up to much or you get to much feed back. But it is a great amp for the money. I am look at a gibson guitarto see what it would sound like. Good luck.
946114
Very good, sounds great with an electric or a bass guitar too. This amp is not for a beginner though.
946115
Yes, you certainly can plug an acoustic-electric guitar into it. In fact, it has a setting specifically for acoustic-electrics, with a number of sound options. I suppose one could also use the two electric guitar settings, and all of their options, as well. I only play through headphones, so I cannot comment on how the speaker sounds, but I expect that it sounds fine.
1117267
Yes, it definitely can. In fact, it is louder than my acoustic ukuleles when played without an amp. It has a different tone than regular acoustic ukuleles but it sounds great in it's own way. Hope that helps. :)
379526
not successfully , it sounds like a semi-hollow body, tone is not clear and volume is very low. would not recommend buying for acoustic purpose. R.
2217226
We have used our with acoustic and electric with good success. It is an amazing little unit.
1528113
I don't know about that guitar specifically, but if you're just looking to give a guitar sound, this'll work. It has more of an electric sound, though, not perfectly acoustic.
504357
Definitely! Turn the volume on your acoustic amp all the way down before plugging in and turning on the amp because the signal is so strong from the pickups. You might want to consider using a preamp.
886604
It's really just an acoustic guitar that has a 1/4" jack so I can be plugged into an amp. You couldn't really shed with any distortion on this because it only has one pickup.Does this help?
1960452
I suppose with the right distortion and tuning you could make an electric sound similar to a Hawaiian steel guitar, but it might be easier to just go for a guitar which already produces this type of sound. A great deal of the sound will depend on techniques such as slides and bends.
1944577
For me It's great on my electric, I have to adjust it a little for my acoustic but my acoustics action is awful. Still works fine.
1664053
Yes if your acoustic Guitar is wired just plug in into the port for guitar in the interface. Or use your condenser or dynamic mic to record. The device is perfect for a home studio.
33111
It is an acoustic guitar and does not have a port or any pickups and hence cannot be amplified electrically. You can however add a microphone to the guitar body if you like. That apart if the people gathered are quiet. They should be able to hear no problems. You might consider a larger bodied metallic strings acoustic guitar though, if you just want to strum along with songs. :) Hope this helps.
889379
The acoustic simulator pedal on there has a decent clean sound to it. It's not as rich or full sounding as a real acoustic would be obviously. I haven't tried using an acoustic electric through it so I can't speak on that part. This video may help give you a good idea of what it sounds like with acoustic simulation. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E2w90ODqvSA
1978009
Sure you can.but remember, to input your guitar sound you need not only just software, instrument microphone and audio interface is also needed
736508
No I havent but as long as you have an acoustic electric pick up or a hybrid acoustic electric guitar then it should work just fine
1583469
Take it out of the box, tune it and it sounds great without any adjustments. I have amplifiers but like my electric/acoustic guitars I usually prefer it unplugged.
893811
Yes, very good sound with guitar or bass. Have used it at gigs many times playing just guitar.
1444348
You can but you might not get the sound you want (depending on your style). You can do a lot of damage plugging a bass into a guitar amp though.