How do I amplify the pickup?
470217
This is a passive pickup. You will need to purchase a pre-amp to amplify it. I suggest the LR Baggs Para-acoustic, which I personally use. It works wonderfully.
470218
You need to connect the pickup to a preamp. Fishman or LR Baggs make them for acoustic musical instruments. LR Baggs is more expensive, but probably higher quality.
470219
You will need a pre-amp, and then feed the output of your pre-amp to the main amplifier and recording system.
470220
I run an instrument cable from the carpenter jack to a Boss GE-7 equalizer pedal - then from the pedal with an instrument cable to my amp or PA mixer. Works great. You want to use a solid state (not tube) ampifier with this.
470221
Usually you use a 1/4 inch instrument cable to a direct injection (DI) box and then dorm the DI box, use a XLR mic cable to a PA system. Or, if you are going directly to an instrument amplifier (like a guitar amp) then you use th 1/4 inch instrument cable directly to the amplifier.
502075
I would always suggest to use a dbx Drive Rack at the input and set up the amplifier. This is the best way. The amplifier would usually then be set up with a 12 o'clock gain position and you will have enough head room
217548
You'll still need a proper amp. The output from this device isn't enough to power speakers alone.
671670
This is a transducer pickup. Simply clips in the sound hole and a little spring arm holds the transducer against the violin, guitar, whatever body. Plug the cable into a small pre-amp and fro there to your soundboard. Very easy and very good fidelity.
1709052
Dear Docpain,Pls forgive me reply in delay.Yes,it is active pickup.how to estimate it,just depends on your bass.Warmest regards,Emma
104822
Hi John. There is no passive output on the MBG-4000. You would have to split the signal before the amp to share it with another amp.
108810
There is no specific way since the stereo does all the amplifing itself. Outside of the eq presets thats it.
834422
Take a look at this link; en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pickup_(music_technology)#/searchHopefully it answers your question.
577810
Take 1/4 inch jack into the input and connect it to the othe amp in the input
111616
No amplification so you would need really short wires for it to work. Mine did not work. Useless!
2001781
I bought my AKG C411L to amplify my mandolin. I attach the pickup to the side of the bridge with the supplied adhesive putty, run it through a GK 250ML lunchbox amp, and have been delighted with the sound.
1777832
I doubt it will change the sound from your pickup at ll. it's an acoustic enhancement.
1709055
Dear Docpain, Pls forgive me reply in delay. Yes,it is active pickup.how to estimate it,just depends on your bass. Warmest regards, Emma
1997535
You need to amplify the sound. A pure amp will do. A receiver is an amp with other features, primarily the ability to "receive" a radio signal.
1121034
Hello, this does not have a pickup installed, so no. You could add a pickup if needed as there are lots of options , Thanks from 8thstreet Music.
582632
Don't know how to do this. I gave this product a so=so rating in that the radio reception is weak and hard to tune. The amp is only sufficient but no powerhouse for sure.
1564408
You would need a preamp or a pedal or even a small board with some gain to it to push the guitar signal.