Y I can not use amp with this guitar?..is this problem only for me?... when I plugged in the amp, it doesn't make any sound
49196
I would check to make sure that there is a 9-volt battery in your guitar (by the equalizer). If there is, I would check to make sure that it is good. If not replace it and then it should start working through your amp.
49197
we plugged ours into an amp and it worked fine...maybe check your cord or maybe there is a defect in the one you got?
2241881
Sounds like a wiring problem with your amp. Speakers are very simple to get working
1004417
The sound could be your amp is on when the battery is dead. Turn off the amp when battery dies. If you have a android phone the mic will not work. Only works with iphone iPod or ipad
1715736
Did you by chance remove the tone and volume knobs on the guitar to remove the clear plastic cover on the pick guard? I knew someone who did that and when he replaced the knobs they were not in the correct postion so when he thought he had it at full volume it was not producing sound, because it was in a postion for no sound .
946113
It sounds very good but do not turn the volume up to much or you get to much feed back. But it is a great amp for the money. I am look at a gibson guitarto see what it would sound like. Good luck.
447788
I would check to see if your tube is not inserted all the way. The amp should work within a few seconds of turn on. The tube won't get warm for a few minutes, but the amp will sound fine moments after start.
450735
The tuner its self doesn't play through the amp. The guitar has to be plugged directly into the amp
1715735
Best thing to do is take your guitar somewhere where there is another amp and plug in and see if it works. If all your equipment is new, theoretically, it all should work. If you use an amp which does work, could be your cable or guitar. Process of elimination, in finding the problem. If your guitar is new, could be a bad solder connection. Best to let a qualified repairman work on it.
1344804
Good Morning Mike, You have the option of either playing it as an Acoustic or Electric . When it is not being used with an Amp it has Deep Rich Sound and is an awesome piece of Musical Equipment. When it is Plugged into an amp you have a wide range of different Sound that you can Achieve such as Distortion and Overdrive for that Heavy Metal moment when you want, or with a few tweaks of the onboard controls you can have a Clean Classic Bass Sound and even a slapping Funk Sound as well. The Pick up in this Guitar is indeed an awesome one. this is a Bass that you will come to love and will indeed become your Favorite Guitar..
1331311
Bret: it is a very well made guitar, despite its cost. It sounds very low without an amp, as many other solid bodies, however, while travelling, I used my iPad for a large variety of tones at room level, and it worked very well. A small battery power amp works well, too. If you use a large amp, it sounds fine, however it is relatively clean/dry, as expected from any piezo pickup. There are several videos on YouTube that show show you how to restring it very easily.The neck is similar to my Tele ´63 reissue or Les Paul 60s neck. It is confortable and the fretwork is excellent. I don´t think you can make a better electric guitar of this size and weight. Bret: it is a very well made guitar, despite its cost. It sounds very low without an amp, as many other solid bodies, however, while travelling, I used my iPad for a large variety of tones at room level, and it worked very well. A small battery power amp works well, too. If you use a large amp, it sounds fine, however it is relatively clean/dry, as expected from any piezo pickup. There are several videos on YouTube that show show you how to restring it very easily.The neck is similar to my Tele ´63 reissue or Les Paul 60s neck. It is confortable and the fretwork is... » Read More Bret: it is a very well made guitar, despite its cost. It sounds very low without an amp, as many other solid bodies, however, while travelling, I used my iPad for a large variety of tones at room level, and it worked very well. A small battery power amp works well, too. If you use a large amp, it sounds fine, however it is relatively clean/dry, as expected from any piezo pickup. There are several videos on YouTube that show show you how to restring it very easily.The neck is similar to my Tele ´63 reissue or Les Paul 60s neck. It is confortable and the fretwork is excellent. I don´t think you can make a better electric guitar of this size and weight. « Show Less
50455
It sounds very good acoustically for a thin-line guitar. Since it has a thin body, you wont get the deep bass sound that you get from a standard size acoustic guitar. Plugged in directly to an amp it doesn't sound that great, however, you can get a very nice amplified sound by either: 1) installing an ACTIVE pickup that you can find online for around ten bucks, or 2) playing through an effects pedal that has EQ, Chorus, etc. An effects pedal gives you more control of the sound.
1150180
Keep in mind that you can't hear an amp. You should check your decibel output and match it up with the decibel output of your sub! This sub does sound very good and does have excellent response!
1579673
Same issue here. I'm hoping it's defective, as opposed to me being super dumb :) Trying to play some Rocksmith...
532924
I have not had any issues with mine. Some folks reported issues with buzzing, but was related to the speaker not being tightened down correctly. Buzzing without your bass plugged in sounds like a ground loop problem. Have you tried powering it from a filtered source? (I use a Furman PL-8 which was already inmy guitar rack)
1983204
Have your amp checked by a factory installer. Planet Audio is very good at making it right with there customers. I'm sorry but I have never had one do that. So it my be internal.
2216974
The amp has only one standard input. The only way I can think of is to hook up the rhythm machine to the amp in its standard input and than the rhythm machine may have an input and you can plug in your guitar into it. That the only way I can see it working.
1548375
It sounds like your problem may be two things. One which i recommend looking in to first, your main source of power. Amps and effects especially amps like, "clean" power. Make sure your main power source has good grounds and if possible, ensure your amp in the only thing on that particular circuit. Next, be sure your amp and guitar have good grounds. Have them checked by a pro. This voodoo lab power brick is the best in the business for its purpose. Ipersonally use it to power my tuner, wah, micro amp, badass od, morley quad box, chorus and delay. It's never failed me. One last note, look in to a power conditioner. Everyone knows what they are and what they do. Good luck! It sounds like your problem may be two things. One which i recommend looking in to first, your main source of power. Amps and effects especially amps like, "clean" power. Make sure your main power source has good grounds and if possible, ensure your amp in the only thing on that particular circuit. Next, be sure your amp and guitar have good grounds. Have them checked by a pro. This voodoo lab power brick is the best in the business for its purpose. Ipersonally use it to power my tuner, wah, micro amp, badass od, morley quad box, chorus and delay. It's never failed me. One last... » Read More It sounds like your problem may be two things. One which i recommend looking in to first, your main source of power. Amps and effects especially amps like, "clean" power. Make sure your main power source has good grounds and if possible, ensure your amp in the only thing on that particular circuit. Next, be sure your amp and guitar have good grounds. Have them checked by a pro. This voodoo lab power brick is the best in the business for its purpose. Ipersonally use it to power my tuner, wah, micro amp, badass od, morley quad box, chorus and delay. It's never failed me. One last note, look in to a power conditioner. Everyone knows what they are and what they do. Good luck! « Show Less