will this amp work for Accordians?
1740420
Not sure. I am not sure how accordions have their sound amplified. The Champion is really suited for guitars with magnetic pickups. I use piezo pickups with my guitars, and feedback can be a problem. My guess is that accordions could run into the same issues with feedback. Also, this amp uses a quarter inch jack. I am not sure what an accordion uses. I would do more research if I were you.
1740421
Hello, Yes this will work for you. Acordians have used the same amplification system as guitars for years
1740422
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1740423
just about any guitar amp will work with an accordian including this one as long as you can plug your accordian into it. Typically you would want to keep the gain / distortion down to get a clean tone.
864893
The answer depends highly on the individual. Just about any standard amplifier will work. The question is... what do you want out of an amp? You can get amps all the way from those that hook on your belt to huge stage amps. But this should work with pretty much any amp on the market. I would recommend an "accoustic combo" such as the Luna AA25.
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
1697605
You should be able to call AMP to find out. Maybe description isn't up to date
643611
I use mine with a Vox AC15C2. Worked just fine. The only thing I don't like about it is that it doesn't have any lights on it to tell whether the effect is on or not.
595578
It depends on what ohms your subs are? But this is a nice universal amp and I have it for my mids and highs. I did hook it up to my 2 12s and it worked good. With a mono amp you can only use it for your subs. I think of the future and what I can do with my amp and know this isn't the greatest amp out there but it does the job.
629380
Yes. I have mine hooked up to passive KRK's, not horrible for the price, however, it's a class-d as in digital amp. Read up and see if it'll work for you. It's okay, but sometimes there can be foldover below the Nyquist frequency. If I could afford better, I'd get one. But, for the price...
1175949
Yes. Any amp will work with it if you wire it right. Be careful setting the gains though. That amp is a little strong for this sub and it blows easy.
1834243
Yes it should, but might not might lack some of the high, mid and low frequencys as your stereo deck normally controls the inputs and the amp boosts the signal from stereo deck
1067669
I am not familiar with these, but if they are 8 Ohm they will push this amp harder than 4 Ohm speakers. Still, should be fine. I am using it with some Martin Logan 10's and it is extraordinary
2241721
Yes. The internal amp isnt affected by the higher voltage, it has a converter. Bose makes an adapter plug that replaces the chord for US outlets.
1106053
The quick answer is "yes". How ever, I purchased this amp to allow me to "bi-amp" a set of Polk tower speakers (add some "punch" to my system). Connecting the amp to my Yamaha RX-A3020 and to the Polk towers, produced a low frequency hum. Assuming your sub would also be subject to this. I found out, this amp is made for commercial loudspeaker (clubs/disc jocks) where a low level hum is completely unnoticed. In a home theater/livingroom application, I don't think this is tolerable. It will work, if you don't mind the humm. I will sell you mine, cheap :-) ...used all of a couple of hours.
2044586
Yes, this amp works great for that. I have a mandolin with pickup I used on mine.
206295
Yes it will work but your going to have too much power. Your probably going to have to turn the gain on the amp all the way down. Are you going to run one or two subs. I would run two at 4 ohms if you have a choice.
2160427
Yes, it will. But if you want to go with some real stuff like AKG K series (601, 701) I recommend buying an amplifier, not that expensive.
82494
If you go to the Pold audio web site, http://www.polkaudio.com/products/rtia1 , you find the recommended amp is 20-125 watrs per channel, so your amp is a little weak. I would recommend something over 50 wpc.
44249
Yes, it should work just fine. If you have four sets of speakers, you will half to have a real strong amp.