so a cable can be hooked up to this guitar? looking to use it with my new rocksmith game:)
53092
That is incorrect. This guitar has no electric hookups, it is strictly an acoustic.
53093
No, it won't work for that, this guitar is strictly acoustic. Fender makes many other models in acoustic/electric, but the Alkaline Trio model isn't one of them. Most of the other Malibu models are though. Hope this helps.
53094
I just bought one of these from guitar Center and it has an electrical hookup... hmmm.
780786
It is a very well known guitar. I did a lot of research first. My son figured out Rocksmith is a bit of work, so he isn't playing as much as he thought he would.
139772
works just like a regular guitar pickup, will only pickup the guitar its attached to, I think one of the reviews mentions that, yeah, if you want to jam or play out, should be fine,
1787909
You need a cable from the guitar to the pedal and the same type of corf from the pedal to the amp. It comes with an ac adapter you plug into the wall for power.
2048240
Yup. Works beautifully for both Rocksmiths and Bandfuse. Any electric guitar with a standard input jack will work. Only drawback is that it is a very heavy guitar, so it can cause you to stop sooner or take more breaks. I like using my lighter Les Paul (the Epiphone Slash AFD Les Paul) for longer Rocksmith sessions. The Les Paul Standard is nicer. It's a beautiful guitar and sounds as heavy as it feels. The Standard is sweet.
355093
I got this Epiphone Guitar pack and it works great, however the cable that comes with it connects only to the amp. For Rock smith (which I have and love) make sure the Rock Smith game you buy comes with the cable specifically for the game, it comes with a jack in one end and a USB port on the other (for the 360) I'm not sure what connection it needs for the PS3 or computer. But if you bought the game without the cable just go online and order a cable, amazon has it as "Ubisoft Rocksmith Real Tone Cable" for $26.00
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.
1591332
I've used rocksmith with single coil strats only. But it should be less noisy since they are humbucker pickups. It should be perfectly fine. Rocksmith is not a highend interface so you can probably attach anything to it
146139
Yep."Get plugged in - Rocksmith includes a unique 1/4-inch-to-USB cable -the first of its kind - and allows users to plug any real guitar or bass with a 1/4-inch output jack directly into their Xbox 360, PS3 or PC."
943834
I'm having issues with Rocksmith saying the volume is too low even with the volume on the guitar itself turned up all the way. This is occurring on the PC and Xbox 360 versions I have. Haven't quite figured it out, yet. It's been hit or miss. I'm having to tune the guitar outside of rocksmith and needing to pluck the strings extremely hard to get Rocksmith to recognize it's in tune but then when playing songs it registers a lot of misses if I don't pluck or pick extremely loudly.
1118074
It is compatible with Rocksmith, however, the input might not be loud enough. I suggest if you want to use an acoustic guitar to play Rocksmith, you use a preamp effects pedal, something which will amplify the sound as cleanly as possible.
1118073
This is a piezzo pickup with a 1/4" plug. It is intended for amplifying acoustic guitars. I have heard of it being used for Rocksmith, though.
1291255
Rocksmith is designed to work with ALL 1/4 jack electric guitars! I have Rocksmith for PC and my Squier works very well with it.
1630066
Yes it should work. They should have a cable that connects to your Xbox and the guitar.
125368
Rocksmith can be played with any electric guitar, the only requirement is the converter from regular guitar jack to USB. If you already have that the Fender Mini is no different to any other electric guitar in that regard.
1291406
Not sure what Rocksmith requires, but the output of these pickups is a standard 1/4" male jack. The quality is fair to good. Certainly worth the money. Hope that helps!
288421
you need to get two XLR to 1/4 inch cables to go into your audio interface. you can get them cheap on amazon, or call up guitar center- they can help you more and i'm sure they'd have them.