You can directly plug a microphone into an acoustic guitar amp, but not electric guitar amps. To plug a microphone into an electric guitar amp, it first needs to go through a multi-effects pedal or suitable preamp.
Correspondingly, can we connect condenser mic to amplifier?
You can connect condenser MIC with any amplifier circuit as given below diagram . This circuit will work very well with any type of Audio amplifier.
Likewise, can you plug a mixer into a guitar amp?
Similarly, can you put a microphone into an amp?
Microphones typically have balanced XLR outputs, while guitar amps almost always have unbalanced 1/4″ Tip-Sleeve inputs. Therefore, to connect a microphone to a guitar amplifier, we must have an adapter cable to connect the microphone to the guitar amp.
How do I use my guitar amp as a PA system?
What amp do you need for a microphone?
Guitar and bass amps have 1/4″ TS jacks, while microphones typically have XLR outputs. Therefore, to plug a microphone into a guitar/bass amp, we need some sort of XLRF to 1/4″ TS (or TRS) adapter.
| Lower-End Signal Strength | Upper-End Signal Strength | |
|---|---|---|
| Mic Level | –60 dBV (1 millivolt) | -20 dBV (100 millivolt) |
What do I plug my microphone into?
Microphones typically plug into mic preamplifiers (which can be standalone devices or built into mixers, recorders, interfaces, etc.). However, mics can plug into any audio input with the proper connection.