I will be using this for bass guitar, acoustic guitar, and an old 1982 Roland piano. Will this be a problem?
1111260
I think you need at least 3 mono input Channel a big mixer would be better for you
1111261
Not a problem. Note that this is just an entry level mixer, hence only few slots are available.
1951203
As long as it is anchored well it should be fine, I have a Dean ML, An Explorer and several very heavy basses (six string) on mine and they've never failed.
1017725
I am sorry, but I don't know for sure. I have an electric bass guitar in mine. I doubt an acoustic will fit.
105111
Absolutely not! It couldn't even handle a single piano keyboard. It's alright for mids but terrible for lows and distorted for highs.
2066374
Yes of course, and it sounds good. I used it with iGrand Piano and Sample tank, and it sounds wonderfull.
1254785
Yes, it will be fine. I have an Epiphone Special II and two Jackson V's and it has held up perfectly fine.
2150402
The compatability depends upon the fit between the male jack at the end of the headphone wire and the input female jack on the piano. A readily available adapter connection between the two can overcome a mismatch. The sound quality is your decision.
936154
I'm sure it will, with all the modeling it has for acoustic and electric guitar there has to be a sound you would like. I play Bass and like to play around with the other interment sounds as well. like the other answer all you need is a 1/4 in jack
475179
The piano has a much larger range than a guitar, so playing the guitar through the Roland KC-110 should not be a problem. Roland also makes similar dedicated guitar amps called "Street". The KC-110 is an amazing little amp that really packs a wallop! Guitar amps make very poor keyboard amps, but the reverse is not true. Good luck and keep playin'.
317928
I have used it on several different boomboxes and stereo systems so I wouldn't think you should have a problem.
765492
I purchased this amp for a Yamaha Keyboard and it works great for that purpose. My husband also used his vocal mic. with this amp at the same time. We play with a small group of seniors. Sorry I cannot be more helpful.
24903
I found it great for my 6 string acoustic and my 6 string electric with and without the amp. I am sure it will work with a 12 string as an "E" or "B" note should be the same no matter the number of strings.
281016
Yes, but with two or three guitars the volume will probably go down. It will place the inputs (guitars) in parallel with each other so that the overall input impedance (sort of like resistance) goes down and you'll probably loose some of the volume. It won't harm your amp. Not sure if things will sound muddy or lousy. Have you considered using a little mixer, like the Xenyx 502? It costs around $40.
1650654
I use it for my 6-string electric guitar and my 4-string bass guitar. It works on both of them.
629338
This is meant for use with an electric bass. That said it will still work with an electric guitar.
1032323
Yes and very well. It's the reason I bought it. It works well on my old upright piano and would be fine for a spinet. Also, since I couldn't find a 60 watt bulb of the specified kind, I found 40 watt does just fine.
1435322
It won't hurt it... Try it. I have plugged in my Yamaha PSR into it with piano, guitar, and other, natural multi-timbrel sounds, and it works. Just make sure the input levels are correct for both instrument and voice. (Actually, in this case, MIDI does not relate since all of the inputs on the TC-Helicon Voicetone-G XT harmonizer has only analog I/O (except for the USB connector for preset control using TC-Helicon's application.)