I have an acoustic guitar (w/ pickup) and an SM58 (for vocals). I'm a noob when it comes to live equipment. Buying this, is this all I need for live?
491990
there is no effects on the l1, so you will also need some kind of effects for your vocals. I use an alesis pico verb with a lowz to high z cable.
491991
if it is just you,that"s all you need. Everywhere I have used it. I get told how great it sounds.
491992
It's really all you want and you can have playback with an ipad, laptop or another device wthi headphone output
491993
Yes, is all you need but you must consider that the l1 compact is just for small audiences (up to 100 people). You need no mixer and will be able to conect directly your guitar and your sm58. The sound is amazing."
491994
It has several configurations that should work. We use a cordless mic setup on the mic XLR plug and use a 1/4" stereo from our computer. There is also on the same channel a 1/4 mono plug-in for an a guitar set-up. All in all, we are very pleased with the unit. It has done a wonderful job for 50-200 seating areas. The sound quality is so superior that it actually makes us sound so much better.
1037736
I use a small Behringer mixer in our system. It allows me to plug in a keyboard, an extra mic, and a couple of guitars. Works fine. There are better sound systems for sure, but for the money this setup is perfect for our little chapel.
1021656
Hmmm then I would say no... if you are having bands you will need a full range system with subwoofer and top speakers or something larger than this. The Performer is for acoustic and small combo's. If you are having a full band and multiple people I would go a little larger.
2232806
The Rode is a good mic but I would go to a Guitar Center if available and see what their tech guys say. You will need more than just the mic but also mixer and preamp but again check with them
1060102
I am running all my sound through a sound board first. You should have the correct inputs and outputs to use this. I will say that it is quite a good piece of equipment for the price. I am also using pyle-pro monitors which were also excellent value.
362492
You wouldn't need this unless your acoustic is electric too..........It's purpose is to prevent feedback from amp through the guitar pickup. Much like a microphone does.
2059187
Hook up yes, will it work, I cant promise anything. It's heavily implied for mic usage so I don't know how it would handle a guitar, I'd suggest checking out their site http://bluemic.com maybe send them an email if you cant find what you're looking for. Blue's really big on mics, I know if they do anything other than that though.
2038616
Just use it as a mono rig. Plug guitar into what effects you want and the JamMan the last in the chain.
1431853
should work ok. For a studio speaker it will be just ok. not really a reference speaker sound quality wise. A band playing a gig is a lot different than a recording studio reference speaker. Just my two cents worth.
896789
Don't do it. Using the tone match or not, if you're micing a full kit then you should use a normal PA system with mains and monitors. We don't use our Bose with any more than 2 people even if we're playing acoustic.
899583
Still sounds like an acoustic unless you start running effects. Personally I though was kind of muffled for my liking but after I put an eq pedal in to be able to give it a volume boost and pull the muffle out it was fine. That's basically the same as buying an acoustic with a pickup and eq already installed. It's not bad for the money. I used mine to record with on my inherited Martin.
1993816
This should be perfect for you! You can play plugged in or acoustically and it comes with a case and picks, so everything you need
2061766
You can go straight to a guitar amp or mixing board. Sounds great but probably won't work for very long.Mine died after 3 or four months.
1360585
I don't know why you'd want to use a modeling DI for acoustic guitars with a vocal mic. I'd use something like this DI from Behringer: BEHRINGER ULTRA-DI DI100Or simply get a 2nd, Lo-Z mic for those occasions such as this excellent unit from Behringer: Behringer XM8500 Dynamic Cardioid Vocal MicrophoneI own or have used both of these items with excellent results.
779705
It sounds just as good for $50 as it did on my electric. But hey! Just got the WET reverb yesterday. .. beautiful man.Biyang reverb will be fine with acoustic electric/electric till you get something better! Hope this helps!
793904
Yes, although if you want clearer sounds I recommend a Behringer mixer also. It will filter the sounds of the guitar, and the vocals will be crisp. Instead of just recording raw through the microphones, but for starters it would do the job.
2237562
You will not need a mixer unless you are doing drum type recording and you want to mix down to two tracks. I recorded guitar, bass, and vocals through it. I would recommend the Focusrite 2i2 or the 2i4 any day over this. If you are doing guitars direct you will get a really hot signal and will have to back the volume down to almost nothing on the instrument. It's doable but not ideal. Plus the drivers drove me nuts for a long time. The focusrite worked immidiately. Only one draw back with the Focusrite is to have midi you need the 2i4 which is about 80 to 100$ more then the presonus Audiobox. But way worth the money. You will not need a mixer unless you are doing drum type recording and you want to mix down to two tracks. I recorded guitar, bass, and vocals through it. I would recommend the Focusrite 2i2 or the 2i4 any day over this. If you are doing guitars direct you will get a really hot signal and will have to back the volume down to almost nothing on the instrument. It's doable but not ideal. Plus the drivers drove me nuts for a long time. The focusrite worked immidiately. Only one draw back with the Focusrite is to have midi you need the 2i4 which is about 80 to 100$ more then the presonus... » Read More You will not need a mixer unless you are doing drum type recording and you want to mix down to two tracks. I recorded guitar, bass, and vocals through it. I would recommend the Focusrite 2i2 or the 2i4 any day over this. If you are doing guitars direct you will get a really hot signal and will have to back the volume down to almost nothing on the instrument. It's doable but not ideal. Plus the drivers drove me nuts for a long time. The focusrite worked immidiately. Only one draw back with the Focusrite is to have midi you need the 2i4 which is about 80 to 100$ more then the presonus Audiobox. But way worth the money. « Show Less