I have a "Sonic Impact Boom Bag" (basically a back pack with an amplified speaker system built in). It is intended to take an output signal from an Ipod, Walkman(yes I said a Walkman), or other personal sound system. I am thinking that it would be a great practice amp for an electric guitar. As the intended input is coming from an existing preamp, will I need to incorporate a preamp between my guitar and the input of the amplifier. Unfortunately the specs of the unit is no longer available so I do not know what the input specs should be. Anyone have any ideas?
Yes You need to buy or build somthing like this : Tech 21 SansAmp Character Blonde V2 – Thomann Danmark
Its simulates what a guitaramp and guitarspeaker does to make it sound right. Furthermore it can output a linelevel signal as opposed to your guitar that only outputs a weak "mic" signal. You can buy cheaper but this i linked should be good
Its simulates what a guitaramp and guitarspeaker does to make it sound right. Furthermore it can output a linelevel signal as opposed to your guitar that only outputs a weak "mic" signal. You can buy cheaper but this i linked should be good
Impedance problems are just the start of it.
Guitar amps are both non-linear, clip "funny" and have weird frequency responses.
Shortest answer: get a Vox amPlug
Short answer: build something from RunOffGroove.com (like a Ginger + Condor combo)
Long Answer:read these threads
Battery Powered Princeton
Move over Fender and Marshall
Guitar amps are both non-linear, clip "funny" and have weird frequency responses.
Shortest answer: get a Vox amPlug
Short answer: build something from RunOffGroove.com (like a Ginger + Condor combo)
Long Answer:read these threads
Battery Powered Princeton
Move over Fender and Marshall
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