Hello, does the ZT lunchbox junior amplifier work for acoustic guitars?
605395
Not so good. A good acoustic guitar amp needs a speaker that can handle very high end frequencies that characterize the acoustic sound. Note that most amps designed specifically for acoustic guitars use a tweeter in addition to a lower frequency speaker.
605396
Hi Simon, it would work but probably wouldn't be the optimum. They make a similar amp, but especially designed for acoustics. You should take a look at their web site: www.ztamplifiers.com
691011
Absolutely! You are able to set this pedal out in many ways, select pre amps, compresion, reverb, delay, chorus, phazer, flanger and other effects, mix them and create your own sound, you can emulate an acoustic guitar sound (which isn´t so good really but...), the pedal could work as volume, wah, frezze and other function I don´t remember now. I can tell you this is great pedal, the only thing you have to do is explore its. Regards.
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I use it on an electric, but unless you have an unusually large radius, I can't think of why it wouldn't work on an acoustic.
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We did not purchase this item but if your Sony system is like a boom box I'd say no. I use the wireless guitar system and it hooks up to my PA system (band sound system) and my guitar. If you have a 1/4" input with volume control id say yes, it might even work with a 1/8" adapter but I do not know for sure. Wish I could be more help. A local music store should be able to answer your question if you took your system or its manual there and a copy of this....but of course they are going to want to sell you there own product that will likely be much more...maybe better quality...but that is not what you need, you just need sound to talk to others. We did not purchase this item but if your Sony system is like a boom box I'd say no. I use the wireless guitar system and it hooks up to my PA system (band sound system) and my guitar. If you have a 1/4" input with volume control id say yes, it might even work with a 1/8" adapter but I do not know for sure. Wish I could be more help. A local music store should be able to answer your question if you took your system or its manual there and a copy of this....but of course they are going to want to sell you there own product that will likely be much more...maybe better quality...but... » Read More We did not purchase this item but if your Sony system is like a boom box I'd say no. I use the wireless guitar system and it hooks up to my PA system (band sound system) and my guitar. If you have a 1/4" input with volume control id say yes, it might even work with a 1/8" adapter but I do not know for sure. Wish I could be more help. A local music store should be able to answer your question if you took your system or its manual there and a copy of this....but of course they are going to want to sell you there own product that will likely be much more...maybe better quality...but that is not what you need, you just need sound to talk to others. « Show Less
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I put the eq into a separate wooden box and only installed a pickup and connect plug at the base of the guitar. This product is really junk for an acoustic guitar of any real quality. I would not use it for a decent F hole either. It is way to large.
415174
I have played acoustic guitars, electric guitars with a pedal/effects board, and keyboards through this amp. If it has a pickup or a line out jack, I suppose anything goes.The clarity is amazing. How a little lunch box with a six inch speaker can fill a decent sized room (like a coffee house or a diner) with such quality! volume.Not just volume, but quality! volume.
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Not the blue box. They make specific Elixir strings for acoustic guitars which are also friggn awesome. They come in a purple box :) However, you can still put electric strings on acoustic guitars. They provide easier play but sacrifice the acoustic sound. Try it out some time (use less expensive strings first, in case you decide you'd rather have acoustic strings.) Rock on!
1855861
It's a guitar amp, so the short answer would be yes! What do you wanna use it for?
1779862
It works with any instruments that have TS inputs or outputs. All electric guitars that I have seen in the world have TS outputs.
1870471
Yes, but there will be an impedance mismatch. You should put a passive "DI" box inline before the X2U to lower the resistance of the instrument if it is a guitar ect.
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I use it for a full-size semi-acoustic electric bass guitar. I do not believe it would work for a full size acoustic.
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I have not tried to use the mini amp as a voice amplifier, but If the jack for the microphones use the same 1/4" as a standard guitar then yes it will work. I'm sure you can get some cool effects from the gain and tone controls as well.
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I want to say yes. But I know it doesnt work with the smaller amps. Is it.a fender amp with two channels distortion. If.so I would think it works
1975169
I am using mine with a solid body electric guitar. I see no reason why it won't work with an acoustic electric.
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It will not work with an amp, you can purchase an inexpensive electric pickup that will attach to the guitar that will allow it to plug into an amp. Yes it will usually say acoustic electric if it can be plugged in
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Hello Richard, Sorry for the delay in responding - I was not home. I have two Weissenborn lap steels. One has a Sunrise and the other has a Seymour Duncan Mag Lite pickup. I can use them both in the Loudbox without a preamp. Although sometime I use a Fishman or old Rane preamp if I want to shape the sound to suit my needs. I hope this help. John.
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Unless your acoustic guitar has a pickup and a plug-in, then no. Some have plug-ins and pickups and a little equalizer on them. Then, you might be able to use this with it.