Would you be able to play acoustic guitar and use this mike for singing? How close do you need to be to the mike?
495320
This item does not include the Mic, only the Mic Stand. You will need to purchase the mic separately
495321
This a mike stand, not a mike. That being said, I do believe you could use it with the proper mike.
495322
I don't see a mike in this photo...just a mike stand. But I'm guessing you mean this stand WITH a mike on top. Yes? Of course. That's what I use all the time. I like these stands 'cause it's hard to knock them over if you bump into them, which happens...does this help?
158060
I don't use the JS-10 for singing. Only for guitar. But you cant. You need use microphone in the second input. Read the manual.
1148792
Hello. Technically, you could make this work for a variety of uses, but it may not sound the best for all of them. I would not recommend it for vocals, and acoustic guitar may be a bit hollow sounding. The Ecoustic series from Peavey would be better for acoustic blue and harmonica. Please remember, this is a small practice amp and is mostly recommend for use at home or in very small venues.
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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.
1943784
You should be able to as it takes RCA, 1/4" (Guitar size) and Microphone inputs. It is very versatile.
1348174
You need something to plug it into. Either a pa system ,powered speaker, keyboard amp, or similar device. A guitar amp can work but will sound very poor. This is a junk wireless microphone and does not work like it should. You can not buy a usable wireless microphone for less than about $100. Return this item and get your money back or eat your losses. If you are on a tight budget get a wired microphone from Behringer and a cheap cable and you will not be unhappy.
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It will work, and I'd probaly use it over a 57, but acoustic guitars are a different animal. In live situations I've used one of these on various stringed instruments including acoustic guitars and violins. For home recording it will work well in a full mix but probably won't get the full sound you're looking for if you're doing a guitar and voice singer/song-writer type feel. But if you're looking to get recording on a budget this is a great all around instrument mic that will work well on both electric and acoustic instruments.
33111
It is an acoustic guitar and does not have a port or any pickups and hence cannot be amplified electrically. You can however add a microphone to the guitar body if you like. That apart if the people gathered are quiet. They should be able to hear no problems. You might consider a larger bodied metallic strings acoustic guitar though, if you just want to strum along with songs. :) Hope this helps.
216230
Hey, yes it is possible, you can plug up to 4 mics or guitars! Would you be interested in buying mine? I only used it once and then I upgraded to a focusrite. Im selling for 200$ and it works perfect comes in original box and everything! Let me know!
959097
If what you are asking is whether or not you can have a mic'd acoustic guitar go into it and be used as the pitch correction tone then yes. I have used synths, bass and pianos feed into this thing and it will still correct pretty well.
293204
Sure. This basically turns your acoustic guitar into an electric guitar. I've plugged this into distortion and delay pedals as well with no problem. With an acoustic guitar though you might run into slighty more feedback from the amp, but it will work fine.
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I don't think it would work well on a desk. This is designed to only pick up sound right in front of the mic. I've used mine for live singing shows and it is hard to pick up singers that aren't used to getting close. You would have to turn the gain way up and make sure you kept your mouth aimed right at it without turning your head.
919661
Should be no problem if acoustic/electric uke. If you have to use a mic then might look at Passport mini, which has dedicated mic input.
946115
Yes, you certainly can plug an acoustic-electric guitar into it. In fact, it has a setting specifically for acoustic-electrics, with a number of sound options. I suppose one could also use the two electric guitar settings, and all of their options, as well. I only play through headphones, so I cannot comment on how the speaker sounds, but I expect that it sounds fine.
1639118
You can put a mike into it, but I have not done so. I assume you can burn to CD, but haven't done that either.good luck. Its a nice device for guitar, etc.
1375773
u can plug a 1/4 inch high impedance mic into it, but only has one input, and alot of stuff for guitar, not vocals
798258
Yes, if they are low volume acoustic guitars. If you're talking loud electrics, it would sound terrible. Basically this is a PA designed for microphones. You will get much better sound by running each guitar through its own amp if you can afford it.