can the mic plug into an amp?
1348243
Hello! It is USB and I don't think it connects directly into a normal amp. However it's output can be routed through one via your sound card.
1479401
Sure. Why not? If you have an adapter that goes from a three pin plug (from the mic) to a 1/4" plug-in on the amp, plug 'er in.
793994
Yes . Just make sure your mic has pass thru power connections built in the microphone
1279268
Nope, you'll need an external audio interface for input into a computer. Also the audio interface will need to have phantom power (+40v); BUT audio texhnica does make straigh usb input mics so google them :)
160178
Yes, you do need some sort of device to air and amplify the sound from the microphone. Most amplifiers should be able to handle the volts coming from this microphone, however, if you have a few microphones and you link it up to one amp, it may not be sufficient.
550627
The Best way is to have some kind of sound board connected before you plug it into the computer but you can also go from the output on the amp into a 1/4 inch jack to the smaller 1/8 mic input on the back of your computer
1945133
You have to buy a mic cable that has an XLR female connector on the end that plugs into the bottom of the mic and the other end has to be compatible with the type of jack on your amp. Some amps have a 1/4" jack and others have an XLR female jack. Find out what kind of jack is on your amp. You may have to use a mixer between the mic and amp also. That is determined by what type of amp it is. You may have to go to a music store to get some answers.
1424166
This amp only has a line in, and RCA in. The voltages from a mic are far below line voltages. If your mic has a preamp it might work (usually a single AA battery could provide enough voltage for preamplifying the signal). So, no. But you could get a microphone preamp, and pair it with this amp. Connecting a mic straight to the amp, you will have to max out the volume, and barely get any signal out.
284403
No it can't,Barbara. The 1/4 input on the amp is for headphones only.Practice amps this small in general do not have the ability to receive a microphone.Performance amps do however have this capability.If however you intend to use specifically for vocals or external "micing" there is an adaptor that a 1/4 inch plug would fit into where the guitar would actually plug into.Hope I could help!!
1965096
No. You need a preamp that provides phantom power like a juicedLink or similar. Another option would be a mic that has it's own preamp like a Rode VideoMic.
2257996
I do not think so. Unless your mic has a USB connection. Even then, I'm not sure how the unit can respond to the mic. If there needs to be amplification for the mic to be heard, etc. I'm assuming the built in amp in the unit will provide some amplification, just not sure if it's enough to drive the mic.......hope this helps.
2152420
No, this is meant to be used with a Microphone as a preamp. It's not an amp for use with other audio equipment.
160180
This microphone does NOT directly plug into a computer like one of the replies makes it seem like!!!!!!!!!! This mike plugs into a normal amp!!!
200380
It /can/ but you'll need some adapters and what not. If you have a microphone cable with a 1/4" in, than it'll work just fine plug it in and go. If the mic cable has an XLR out, you'll need an adapter for XLR female to 1/4" male.
1899558
Yes as it has an aux in - you'll need a microphone preamp as it does not have a mic input - hope this helps
1857662
I believe so, yes! It may require an adapter, but I think you should be fine to use this mic!
377387
No.. This is an XLR plug.. It plugs into a mixer or amp.. They make adapters but it won't sound good