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d3lay
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d3lay
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10/17/2004 2:24 pm
I want to use delay/echo pedal Ibanez DE7 with microphone.
Can i use it like that?

microphone > Ibanez DE7 > amp
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iamthe_eggman
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10/17/2004 2:34 pm
Sure, why not?
... and that's all I have to say about that.

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Dr_simon
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10/17/2004 4:50 pm
If you are talking about a guitar amp this will not work and is a VERY bad idea.

Mics output low Z signal, your guitar amp wants high Z signal. This is why mixing desks have built in pre amps.


The problem is not the pedal (which is NOT designed for lowZ signal) but the signal coming into the amp.

The solution is to use a preamp to bring the mic to either High Z or line level which will sort of work. Bare in mind that the human voice is a lot more dynamic than a guitar consequently the guitar speaker wont be ideal for reproducing vocals.

This is why PA systems have both pre amps and tweeters.
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10/17/2004 5:09 pm
Originally Posted by: Dr_simonIf you are talking about a guitar amp this will not work and is a VERY bad idea.



But i'm not going to use guitar amp.
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10/17/2004 5:37 pm
Check this out, it is a bit long winded but it gets there eventually !!

http://www.guitartricks.com/trick.php?trick_id=8076&s_id=71
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