Will it work with electric guitar ?? with or without amp?
1412895
snark tuners work with any guitar. it doesn't matter if it is acoustic, classical or electric and you do not need an amp. clamp tuners get the vibrations of the strings and show you what note are playing as 1e 2b 3g 4d 5a and 6e
699599
It will work with any amplifiable guitar. Just realize that it only puts out 30 watts-- enough to make your bass audible at what's now called an "unplugged" level. What that means to me, as I use it, is that I can hear the bass line in a group with acoustic (unamplified) guitars. It will never be "loud," if that's what you're looking for.
1833984
Yes, actually. It's very similar to an electric guitar, where you can still play without an amp, but it's just really quiet. You can't really perform on one without something, but you can still play without one.
2271357
You need to plug the guitar into the amp... so yes, but only if your acoustic guitar has an output on it. Most do not.
625822
Not sure, Never tried it. Works great with a guitar. Have used mine for over 3 years in our group.
2161675
Yes, that's no problem with this tuner. Just plug the guitar into the tuner and read the note played on the little screen. No amp needed.
706140
Hi Pierre! To try and answer your questions, yes, you can use a bigger external amplifier with it. It can be played like a regular acoustic guitar without the batteries, but you lose the tuner function and the equalizer will not work. It's a great guitar for the money. My son loves his! Hope this helps.
1019535
You will need a amp instalation kit for this to work. It sounds awsome and the knob to adjust the base to the song is very nice.
1537913
It has fine acoustics without plugging it in at all. If you really have your heart set on using it as an electric, one of the small Fender amps will work fine. You just don't need it
912847
Yes and No. I've used it with my acoustic guitar at home and it does a nice job (there's no 'amp' noise.) BUT, the amp unit itself is small and doesn't have large heat sinks in it; instead it has a small fan that comes on after a while. That fan could possibly annoy you when you're not playing. It's not super loud (fine in standard PA applications) but perhaps not perfect in your home.
1222471
No, they will work without an amp. Yes, for them to work at peak performance. Really depends on your standards of sound quality. Mine sound fine without an amp.
25370
Hi, This works like a regular guitar amplifier (mono) so it should work for any electrical instrument that works fine with a standard eclectic guitar amplifier.bestAvi
1344806
This is an acoustic electric guitar which means it can be played and heard without an amp, but for better sound I prefer plugging into an amp.
1975168
The Vox plugs into your instrument where you'd ordinarily plug in the cable from your amp, so in that sense it will work. If your question is whether it has the acoustic bandwidth to deal with the higher-pitched guitar, my guess is that it will be Good Enough for use in practice sessions. I'll try mine with an electric keyboard and report back if there is serious degradation of higher pitches.
736508
No I havent but as long as you have an acoustic electric pick up or a hybrid acoustic electric guitar then it should work just fine
1630706
I use it for my Roland small combo guitar amp, and it works well. With low quality music like from youtube, it wont play bass well. But for guitar, very great!
25371
My wife bought this for me as a gag gift. I'm not sure if it will work with an acoustic/electric instrument, but this amp is not that powerful. Your ukulele will probably be just a loud on its own as the speaker breaks up past the half point. It does a decent job with headphones on the clean setting. You can get some distortion, but it's not that great of a sound if too high on that as well.