Is this unit just foe guitar or can u hook up a micrphone

Those units are both made to go in the effects loop of an amplifier, you would want to hook your effects send to the input of one unit, then the output of that to the input of the second unit, and the final output into the effects return of your amplifier

Just to clarify : Is this a wire less type working on FM in which case you will need to have the receiver unit connected to the Fender amp or try if this tunes on a receiver.

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Please explain your query in a bit detail and also the model of the mic and the device, mic is hooked to...



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Same way would would with the other PS3 verisons. But the guitar it self has to be Wireless or have the adapter to play it off the unit USB. The adapter is made to be for previous verisons of the Playstation who didnt have the wireless controllers. If you are wanting to play the PS2 verison of this game on your PS3, you will need to get the adapter, or the PS3 wireless guitar.

Make sure the "ground lift" option is used on the direct box.

DO NOT UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES use a headphone output jack as the output of this unit. The headphone jack is for HEADPHONES that have no return to ground. Use of this as drive to a sound board is sure to cause problems and in some cases can fry these amps due to the circuitry.

The cable used to go to the direct box should be very short and high quality.

You should source the power for this unit from the SAME source and receptacle as your sound board if at all possible.

you need an extra controller for your microphone, if you only have 2, you can only play guitar and drum at one time

pleas specify your problem more precisely

You cannot download anything like that from xbox live have you tried different ports on your xbox to rule out a problem just one usb slot? Have you tried putting somethign else into the usb slot to see if that works i.e. pen drive with some pictures then see if you can viewthem from the dashboard

There should be a jack on the CPU cabinet marked with a microphone symbol -- plug it in there.

The microphone for the Wii connects to a usb port in the rear of the unit. Make sure that the microphone that you are attempting to use is a usb mic (rectangular end) and not a headphone jack type.

i didnt think that a ps2 guitar could hook up to a ps3 guitar???