In the owners manual for the Tascam dp-02cf I purchased it says never to connect your speaker output from your guitar amp to the recorder.

Is this a power regulation issue or could it possibly do much harm by doing so..

So is my only option to mic the amp?

Hi all,

Hello.
I have this old Peavy 75Watt Solo series Bandit amp. About 10 years ago dicking around I was playing with it and I had two distortion effects pedals running into it and I was jamming really loud and it just stopped working.

No crackles, no pops, nothing, just silence.

Anyways, I threw it into storage and recently dug it out because I need a new amp.

Are there any generalizations one can make regarding the frequency ranges affected by the tone knobs on a guitar amp?

i.e. the range of bass, mid, treble, and presence

i.e. bass (80-300hz) *not sure if this is correct

My friend is putting together his first big rig setup and it goes as follows:

Line6 HD147 Head (300 watts stereo transformer)
Mesa Engineering 2:50 Power Amp (50 watts class A tube)
Marshall 1960 Lead Cabinet (300 watts handling)

Hi pepole...whats up?...I was wondering whats your approte for recording a a few guitar amps together...how would you for instnce conect 4 amps from 1 guitar for recording perpose?...whats the best way? d.i? mixer?...
thanks
noam

http://www.rightway-records.com

i have a old gibson falcon guitar amp that i like to record with the only problem is when its miced up if i touch the guitar and my studio gear it shocks me. there is no ground on the amp, is this my problem? can it be fixed? thx

I'd like commentary on an idea I've had to record a guitar amp with another guitar-tailored speaker (used as a microphone, a la Yamaha's SubKick), and particularly one of the same make, model, and size.

Specifically, it occurs to me that using a 12" Alnico Blue speaker right on top of my Voice AC 15 might be cool for the following reasons:

I am a guitarist with no recording experience. I have just bought a Tascam digital Portastudio (8 track) and I have started to experiement with my setup. I play a Cort Source (ES-335) with a Hughes & Kettner practice amp and I really like the sound.

hi there! sorry this seems like such a silly question - i've been in a few recording studios and all of them seem to have been able to do what I can't, so I know i'm doing something very stupid here: