Can you plug into any amp?
391795
Absolutely, the BD-2 will work with any amp, solid state or tube. In a solid state amp you can get a nice overdrive clip that sounds like your overdriving a tube amp, very natural sounding. In a tube amp you get seriously sweet analog clip that works nicely with the amps tubes. Both amps, you get nice control on the amount of punch the pedal provides in reference to string attack. This pedal is capable of any amount of overdrive from mild to wild. Classic Boss sound and quality, my favorite OD pedal.
391796
You should be able to use it with any guitar amp that takes a standard guitar cable. I guess I'd put it this way, I can't think of any amp that you wouldn't be able to use this pedal with.
892813
The amp has a simple stereo RCA connection on the back, so any connector cable you use that has RCA on one end should be sufficient. I should note, this thing sounds INCREDIBLE.
652806
Cut the plug in off and wire it up to one of your speakers... No amp needed
584066
I do know that you can plug it in to an amp ...... I am not an expert but I hooked it to my amp....Dick
1570550
You can hook it up to anything with a red and white connection. Or if you get the rca to 3.5mm jack then you can hook it up to anything with an input slot. I used this on my realistic lab 440 which doesn't have a preamp. Once I connected the ground from my turntable into the ground slot on this amp, my music sounded loud and clear.
1592766
yes you can, this amp has a speaker switch that lets you run a or b, and a&b;, be careful of ohm drop, though. i don't, i like stereo!
756505
Yes, however this amp uses speakon connectors and you would most likely use it in bridged mode.
1536326
I am not sure about directly plugging into the amp, as most phono's need a preamp.But I would try it anyway. You won't hurt anything.
119849
Nope--will work with any amp. Your instrument plugs into this unit. Out put goes into your amp. You will need 2 cables.
350151
Yes. But amp does not provide for channel switching if you are asking about that.
2062123
Yup, you can plug it into just about anything that has an auxiliary jack (headphone jack) the only problem is the power supply is through a USB chord which means you have to also have it plugged into a computer or if you have a USB wall converter such as the one that comes with iphone than that works as well
478914
It is NEVER recommended to plug sound sources like an ipod, computer, or other consumer electronics directly into an amplifier. You should ALWAYS use a mixer or preamp. This is due to the fact that the impedance needs to be properly matched between the output and the input of the amplifier. Devices such as ipods cannot do this. Directly plugging them in to an amp is unwise and can damage them. BTW, I've been a sound engineer for over 25 years and sold sound equipment for a while.
1698726
I'm not sure what you mean by "plug my guitar amp". The inputs are dual XLR and 1/4".
1566679
You can, but a little bulky. Need a amplifier, I use a dayton class a, but any cheap class a would do.
229683
Probably just about anything that uses a 1/4" plug could be plugged into it. But it is small and would not sound that good. The harmonica itself is probably louder than this amp.
1323301
Yes it can be plugged into an amp. I have not tried it with an amp so I'm not sure how well it will work. Hope this helps!
68368
No. I'm no expert...it's my first amp, but it works great as is...just plug and play.