I've build my own guitars are off course they are great. I was for about 12 years building my guitars at a luthier workshop. That is now a very good friend. I've learned a lot about guitars and now have the best one. I've a guitar for someone else and a few weeks later he told me, that a friend has a expensive Taylor but he found mine guitar better then the Taylor. and I'm a great fan of Taylor.
2 2017-10-30 07:51:45
Re: PC to Amplifier Connection (8 replies, posted in Guitars and accessories)
Goodmorning,
can you tell us how is your position to the Fender Passport? Maybe a small drawing or a picture.
I will place the Passport next to me or close behind me. so the cable has to be not that long and is easier to control your equipment.
But i still don't get the point how it's possible that people step on your cables and destroy them. Please, explain!!!!
regards
vicswitchblade wrote:
Hey Folks...I wonder if someone could help with an issue I have.
I play guitar and sing through a Fender Passport 150 amp. Sometimes I link in a laptop and sing over karaoke tracks as well...and that is the problem.
The only way i could figure to get the laptop to play through the amp was using a cable from the 3.5mm headphone socket on the laptop to the 6.35 mm input on the amp. I have had loads of cables using adaptors either end and they all work for a while but the connections are not great and anyone treading on the cable or anything knackers it all up. All in all it is a weak link in my performances and it is doing my head in.
Is there any alternative way to connect the laptop to the amp? Or are the cables and adaptors I am using the issue...would something more expensive work better?
Any advice is much appreciated.
3 2017-10-29 13:12:11
Re: PC to Amplifier Connection (8 replies, posted in Guitars and accessories)
Buy better cables and let no-one step on your cables The sockets are quit normal.
Or start using a stereo D.I
short cables from Laptop to D.I. longer cable with XLR connectors to your Fender passport.
But again, stepping on cable is never he right way.
regards