How is powered this Tascam Guitar Trainer¿Batteries,Usb or AC adapter?
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When we ordered the Tascam GB-10 Guitar Trainer/Recorder, we went ahead and ordered the PSP520 AV Adapter/Power cord from Amazon. It has worked just fine.
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The Tascam PSP520 AC adapter is gross overkill (ampacity-wise) for the GB-10. It's expensive, large, and poorly filtered (EMI-wise). The latter will be obvious if your guitar or bass is an inexpensive starter model without cavity shielding. A cell phone charger will suffice. The Apple iPhone charger, although pricier than others, is dead-quiet.
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The GB-10 can be powered from batteries or an AC adapter from TASCAM specifically for this Trainer.
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Two AA Batteries.You can also purchase an AC adapter but it doesn't come with one.The USB cable is for interfacing with a computer.Very nice unit - I love it.
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Yes, it's battery powered (battery is installed in it when it arrives). It clips right to the headstock anywhere near the tuning keys and picks up the vibration of the strings. The clip is rubber, so there's no damage to the instrument
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This is used as a direct input from your pedals (or instrument) to the sound board or PA system. Allows frequency tailoring via parametric EQ controls as well as signal boost. Can be powered by 9 volt battery or phantom power signal from the sound board.
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It is dual power - AA battery can stay in the tube while it runs off phantom power, or no battery and phantom power. Just be sure your board or recording gear can supply phantom power, and that you use a good quality XLR to XLR cable to connect. I've read reports of somewhat degraded quality when using XLR to unbalanced plug (1/4" phone for example), and that will not, of course, supply phantom power.
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The USB cable is include with the Tascam. it's a USB type A Male to B Male Cable (standard). When the software is installed, it's ready to go... microphone, guitar, keyboard, recorded with any audio software! working very well, easy to use!
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Its totally USB powered. Because its critical, I plug it into a powered USB hub. Its performed quite well and I'm quite satisfied with it. You can spend more and get a hardier controller, but you still get value in excess of the asking price here. Even when I upgrade, I'll keep it as a spare. Its a good tool.
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Hi Norman:You just need a 9v battery to power it, or an AC adapter. I linked you to the Dunlop adapter for $9 or so here on Amazon (I'd avoid cheap adapters when in doubt). The 9v battery lasts a reasonable while with typical use, I can't remember exactly how long as it's been a while. Maybe a month or something like that. Jim Dunlop ECB003US A/C Adaptor
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one caution..goes thru 9V batteries fast..suggest using with AC adapter, and only works with the Behringer adapter.
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I ordered mine from Musician's Friend awhile back and it did not come with the power (AC) adapter. You can power it up with batteries and it works great, but if you plan to use it for an extended period I would recommend getting the power supply. Mine did not come with the unit and as far as I know it is still not included when you purchase. I ended up buying the recommended adapter just to avoid getting something that wouldn't work correctly but a lot of people found cheaper adapters that apparently worked just fine.
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Its a plugin 110V. I had tried battery powered units before, they just didn't work nearly as well. This sharpener gets it done. My kids use it almost every day.
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I got the power adapter so I don't need batteries and got the gig bag to make it easier to transport. I plan to also get the rhythm cassette at some point too.
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What are the guitar amplifier requirements? DC or AC, voltage, and amperage (current)??
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If you aren't aware, the guitar uses a 9v battery. if that's not the problem then please provide more details and i'll try to help
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You hook it to your computer and the form the unit run a 3 wire RCA to your amp and video. The USB is be is the power source for the unit. We have used ours now for months. Doing karaoke shows three nights a week. No problems at all. Easy hook up. It's pretty self explanatory when you get it.
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The adapter I have is AC powered and not battery operated. I don't understand the question: "without AC adapter..." and "rather than battery operated." If it is not powered by AC or a battery, how is it supposed to be powered. This unit plugs into an earphone receptacle on the computer. These ports don't supply power like a USB port does. I don't think my answer helps much.
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I purchased one of these for my Tascam DR-07 and it works great. The specification regarding out put on the unit says:output: 5V-6V==2A-3A
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James - Although 4 AA batteries will fuel the rig, I only use the AC adapter (can't remember if it was included or not). I either have cans on using the headphone jack or send the vibes to a stage amp & speakers or to a Peavey practice amp. I also use the two mike females for using a bass/keyboard amp signal and a mike for vocals.