bass guitar --1/4 cable---&gt; this product ---xlr to usb cable----&gt; computer, does this work?
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I'm not sure you could try it! It would work if you plugged into an interface but straight USB not 100% sure. Interesting question.
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No.... it's a microphone cable adapter from xlr to 1/4 inch.....and it didn't work great for that either....noisy...
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Nope. This is an old school tube amp. No USB. These are really great sounding amps that take pedals well, but no effects loop etc. The only digital anything in it is a digital reverb unit that sounds very wet and natural. You could probably stream to a device that in turn was plugged into the amp's guitar input. But why would you do that? The resulting sound would be lo-fi as a good tube guitar amp should be. This ain't no stereo! ;) Edit: you used the word "stream". But you didn't really mean stream. Did you? You meant can I plug an audio cable into the unit. Yes you can do that. I've re-amped tracks thru mine that way but the impedance mismatch makes it a problem.
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You're best bet is to get an XLR mic and an XLR - 1/4" adapter. I did a short search for USB - 1/4" adapter and only found the opposite...
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This microphone does NOT directly plug into a computer like one of the replies makes it seem like!!!!!!!!!! This mike plugs into a normal amp!!!
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Yes, I believe so. My friend uses the same cable and loves it for his guitar. I'm sure it will work for a keyboard or synthesizer.
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I have another XLR cable that goes to my interface (a gizmo that has six ins and outs both XLR and standard instrument "phone" jacks). To hook that interface up to the computer there is a Firewire cable. It has a Firewire plug on both ends. There is no such animal as a XLR to USB or Firewire. The XLR is a patch cord while USB (or Firewire) carry power and data. My interface is called a Presonus Firebox. I've had it a long time and it works pretty well. Line 6 has some good interfaces too. I am really liking that Behringer pre amp. It's well worth the $50
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This works with a xlr cable you need a usb.This mic uses power supplied thru cable...just a guess..no
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Hey buddy. You need a 1/4 inch plug cable. You can find it like Instrument cable here in amazon.
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this is just software no hardware included!!!you will need to purchase a guitar interface to plug your guitar into and connect to usb port on your computer.....good luck ps. amazon should have a good selection of these in the $20 range that will work....cheers
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It will connect. It *may* not work like you want though: You may have issues with signal strength. That won't matter if the 1/8th input on your stereo has a pre-amp behind it, but it might if it doesn't. Try it. If it works, it's all good, if not, you can get a pre-amp (with 1/4" in and out) to boost the signal and it will definitely work then. If you have a laptop, try plugging it into the mic input on that, downloading a freeware guitar FX package and then playing thew output from that through your stereo - you'll have a blast!
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No cable included. Standard instrument cable with 1/4" plug is needed to connect a bass guitar. This is not just a speaker cabinet, so no cable needed to connect cabinet to amp (unless you really want to use the line out). Plug in power and guitar and you're ready to play.
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This adapter is to convert an XLR Mic/Instrument cable for use in a standard 1/4 inch input receptacle. If your computer has a 1/4 inch input it will work
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Of course. It will work with any guitar, bass, keyboard, amp, pedal, etc. Almost all electric instruments use a 1/4" cable/jack.
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Audio cables have various connecting ends known as connectors. What kind of connector is the key question. This amp has inputs for XLR (mic cable) and 1/4 (instrument cable) connectors. It also has a USB input to play mp3.
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Hello! It is USB and I don't think it connects directly into a normal amp. However it's output can be routed through one via your sound card.
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I haven't tried but probably. You would just need a 1/4" to XLR or dual-1/4" cable. What kind of outputs does your keyboard have?