Will this device work equally well when plugging in a mandolin rather than a guitar?
1326283
Yeah, it should. It is largely for the voice anyway and the instrument effects are minimal.
1326284
It should work equally well regardless of what instrument is input. I have used it with electric guitars and acoustic guitars with a bridge pickup. Good luck!
996678
Yes. In fact, I do not reccomend clipping it to the hole in your guitar. It works alot better if you attach it to the head at the top of the tuning keys. The vibrations it picks up there are alot more fuller coming out of an amp. Ive used it this way on a mandolin also. Its a very good product and an unbelievable deal!
112976
Works with a mandolin. It gave my wife enough confidence to actually use the mandolin. Saved a lot in bandages over the years.
1604513
Depends what instrument. Keyboard has a plug-in. Electric guitar you plug-in your amp.
810121
Yes sir it will work with a piezo pickup alone I have one on a mandoline like that and it is a great improvement.
2204615
I have found it pretty much equals your voice and if your guitar is in sync ..you should really be pleased..keep in mind to use all the dials it has.... Enjoy,,,Steve
2146151
I would give this one a try. my mandolin and guitars are never in direct sunlight the stage is usually covered or it's evening or indoors . before the show I tune up I leave this one clipped to my Gibson F5 I love the size it's easy to use and see. very cheap priced .The first tuners were bulky and expensive. Not so todays tuners are automatic. I must have 6 different tuners this one is my favorite. good luck with your gigs
276833
Yes. I use it on a uke and banjolele. It picks up sound like your sleeve rubbing the intstrument, etc.(not a problem once you start playing), and you'll need to turn up the volume a bit higher on your amp.
194938
Absolutely - just be sure you have the right adapters to go from the guitar into the male 1/4 plugs that this unit has.
1583471
You can play this mandolin with or without being plugged. When unplugged you have a loud and good sound depending on the picks and strings you use. When plugged to a 10 watt amp you fill ,let's say, a pub or a small hall with its sound, when you want to play in a concert hall you need more, of course. I use different picks for different songs and kinds of music, but you have to try out what suits you best. All in all it's a very nice instrument.
293204
Sure. This basically turns your acoustic guitar into an electric guitar. I've plugged this into distortion and delay pedals as well with no problem. With an acoustic guitar though you might run into slighty more feedback from the amp, but it will work fine.
657027
No, it's too narrow. It WOULD work for a banjo or mandolin (in addition to a uke, of course).
1573245
I used it for a mandolin run right into an acoustic amp with no pre amp and sounded great.
1021293
No, I have to agree with Sergio's answer. I don't know of any other devices that have apps that integrate musical instruments to where this chord would be useful. It is a mono 1/4" guitar or instrument plug, both a male and female stereo 1/8" plug and jack, I don't know what else you could possibly use this wiring schematic for..
548454
i don't think so, you know the size and the shape of a mandolin are quite different from other instruments. even though the size fits, you can't be sure that the shape and depth goes well too.
1149880
Yes. This can be used without being plugged into the guitar. The microphone does not seem to be great, but will pick up the notes with it very close.
55389
If you connect it directly, it will not work well because it is not shielded. You are better off using an adapter and an instrument cable.