I understand this receiver connects to the amp but how does it work with the pedal effects?
1889788
I used it with a pedal a bought here on Amazon, and it worked great, youneed 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.
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.
1889790
I use a Crate stack and my pedals connect to the head itself and the pedals effects work great but if not you should be able to still use any pedals while using this system, it's an awesome wireless receiver I'm probably gonna buy another!
1889791
Just run cord from the out put of the recever into the input on peddle then run out put from peddle to amp like normal
230005
Sorry for the late response. Just tried it with a bass and bass amp. It's functional, there was some ground buzz when I turned the level up. Probably because of my setup. I don't know if you'll get that Metallica sound, but the pedal definitely works.
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.
629362
1. Don't use it like a pedal in front of an amp, it's meant to be used as a DI box into a soundboard. 2. Make sure your on board eq controls on your guitar aren't turned up the whole way, if the volume on your guitars eq is blasted it will distort the effect. 3. If you are using other effects, make sure they aren't overdriving the ADI21. If everything is correct and its still distorting than it may be the effect. I've never had any problems with it distorting at all, it should be a pretty transparent effect just adding some eq to your signal and acting as a DI.
1551066
A guitar amp's headphone, fx send, or aux out will all give you a line level signal that will be just fine going direct into the board with a 1/4" instrument or 1/4" balanced cable. However, the "amplifier out" powered output from a guitar amp will damage the board.
1841772
If you use the L + R input on the back of the sub the unit will sum the input and create a mono signal for the amp. The sub out on the receiver is a mono signal already all you need is one RCA cable to connect to the sub. On most powered subs the one connection would be to the R input, but double check with the subs instruction info. The signal coming out of both sub outputs is mono. The second output is for hooking up second sub.
893074
I presume, it is a passive amp, it just boost what signal it receives. If you receive both it should retransmit both. I would read the online manual first to make sure.
1080115
Yes it works just like a chord. There is a portable transmitter that connects to the guitar. It's simple set up. You can set up as many pedals as you want.Also, it only takes one AA battery that last a pretty long time. The main receiver unit connects to your tuner, or whatever pedal you have first. The last pedal goes to the amp as usual.Just think of the receiver as the chord to the guitar.
272698
Better yet sign up for thegearpage.net if you aren't and ask the question in the Effects & Pedals thread -- those guys have every pedal known on earth and someone will answer you quick. It's free. I'd do this before ANYTHING else.
767024
Earl, I have the device installed on my Pioneer receiver and unless I'm mistaken it is a receive-only device specifically designed to receive a digital signal to be played by the amp. Look at Indigo BTR9, also from Amazon which can be set to receive or transmit. It might serve your purpose. Check it out.
1463077
The expression pedal uses neither. It just plugs into the multi-effect pedal. I'm assuming it uses the same active technology that a guitar does.
1968967
It will connect to the audio input of an amp to send to your speakers. That's all my friend.
982757
The pedal has only one plug for the amp and the headphones, so you can amplify the sound in an amp or you can listen with your headphones, but you cant do both at the same time because they use the same plug.
1354659
The manual seems to indicate that the sub connects to the preout. It says if you are using a non powered sub, you need to run it through another amp. Long ago when I was using a non powered sub I used an old receiver in line to power the sub. I feel it is best to get a powered sub and let it do the work rather than drawing power from the receiver.
1765483
Amp has nothing to do with this pedal. To any amp, it just looks like a guitar signal. if you have a 1Watt amp, it will apply 1Watt of amplification at full volume to the signal coming out of the RP355. Ditto for a 100W amp.....it doesn't care what you feed the amp's INPUT, it will just amplify it.
2051129
What M. Olsen said. The Gain and Master Volume are going to add "volume" (Gain, loudness) to the signal chain. So there will be a noticeable difference between the two especially if you like the way your amp responds to overdriving the amp's preamp tube with the Master control. You could increase the gain and lower the Volume setting on the pedal but you'll be getting your distortion from the pedal's preamp tube, not the amp's. You might like it, might not.
1473629
No. A loop pedal is not the same thing. You need an input/output clearly marked as "effects loop" on the rear or your amp to make use of this device. You'll risk damaging your amp otherwise.