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@Rockandrollgeerage i don't think so as the top has some carved areas unless you had one custom made

@mlkorade Hi, it's a song I wrote called Misunderstood you can find the full song on the channel.

@wehkfam5680 hi, you can try ..I would do it without the boost first and at low volume to see how your Amp reacts. If your amp isn't two channels and just a high/ low input you may cancel some signal.. The hose type traditional talk boxes still utilized a microphone and they would use a separate setup just for those. Let me know how it works I might consider using it differently as well. Rock on!

@Toddacoustic-allthingsguitar Thank you!

Thanks! I bought it to use on a few songs in the live set and end up using it half the night.. can't put it down! Cheers

@azmike3572 Thanks, that was recorded a while ago and those first few were recorded on my phone that didn't have a good mic and the guitar volume was too high.. love and learn. My more recent stuff is more balanced. Cheers

@aaronstielstra6055 Hey, so you connect guitar line in and a line out to your Amp .. but, you still need to use a microphone into a PA of some kind to hear the processed signal. You can choose a setting in talk box mode that plays your guitars signal along with the processed effect or bypass so you only hear the effect through whatever you're using for the microphone. The overall benefit of this pedal is no tube's ( hose) needed.. It would be nice to be able to connect a mic and just drive everything through your Amp but the only way to achieve that is if you have an all in one Amp with mic input.. hope that helps

@ALAN67107 Hi, so there is a push pot in the volume knob that, I believe, depressed taps the humbucker to single coul in the first position , in the 2nd position it combines the middle pickup and the humbucker for a little added muscle. I typically use the 1st position humbucker 2nd position middle and tapped humbucker or middle positions only. The tapped humbucker by itself is a little thin for my taste. I like a treble edge so most of what you hear is me with the treble boosted . These aren't high output pickups so not good for anything heavy..but you get a ton of useful strat sounds and the neck is super fast and comfortable. Hope that helos!

@@Toddacoustic-allthingsguitar Thanks fooryour answer, is the sound of hot single coils well balanced and with enough bass???

@ALAN67107 yes hotter pickups are going to make everything beefier , but you lose some of that classic sparkle all depends on what you're looking for..

Hi, you have to have an instrument source ie guitar running through via 1/4 inch input output and then talking /singing into the microphone is what triggers the effect when the pedal is engaged. With the effect switch off the microphone signal bypasses the effect and you can sing normally, but to engage the effect you need to use the mic, similar to the original talk box tube concept. The other effects like synth and vocoder were cool but I don't have application for them in my acts , you should be able to toggle the effect on and off instantly to get what you're looking for in something like Funky Town. Ps I love the pitch correction on this, almost worth the price for that. Hope that helps

@@Toddacoustic-allthingsguitar Thank you for the quick reply!

It is super classy.. Get lots of compliments on it and it doesn't show smudges! Cheers

You're going to love it! And thanks! Cheers

Definitely one of the best guitar purchases I've made in years. And the price went way up so the timing was right. Cheers

Hi just used a Shure SM58 so an XLR cable from the mic in and an XLR cable out to a mixer and then a standard guitar cable in and guitar cable out to the amplifier. You have to have an instrument plugged in to have it work and you need to sing or talk into the microphone to engage the effect. Hope that helps. I use it live with the band and it turns people's heads.. And the pitch correction definitely works.

The signal from your microphone either passive with the effect off or processed with the effect on which would go into a PA for amplification unless you use a standalone amp source that would accept an XLR in. You have to control the effect with a microphone. Your guitar signal will pass through the 1/4 inch in and out you can select the talk box effects to include your "dry" signal which would play simultaneously with the prices signal or muted so that it's the classic microphone only effect. Hope that helps

Thanks for the feedback, and yeah I can see that with the vocal. Cheers!

@@Toddacoustic-allthingsguitar haha yup that's where I heard it! really does sound good! No problem at all! it was my pleasure. Thank you and I'm excited to hear more from ya!! 😀

Glad it helped! I posted a cover of Frampton Show Me The Way and the unit is all through it, it's a cool pedal I use it live every show.

There has to be an instrument , guitar and maybe keyboard plugged in and then your voice through a microphone triggers the effect. Not sure if you could do it with a recording..

Yeah it was an incredible value when I purchased I enjoy that guitar more and more every gig

@@Toddacoustic-allthingsguitar A Gibson like this makes me believe there's a God. Rock on!

It uses standard XLR input and output for the microphone, standard 1/4 " jack for the guitar in and out

@@Toddacoustic-allthingsguitar Understood, thanks

Hi, I'm running my guitar signal into this first then into one other pedal and directly into my Head Rush modeler. So that should be similar to running into the front of your amp, no experience with it in an effects loop you'd have to experiment with that for best sound. Have fun with it!

@@Toddacoustic-allthingsguitar 😎😎😎 I think you convinced me to get one even if I only use it for 1 or 2 songs....thanx for the info

Very cool to know,maybe that's how Frampton got those tones

Glad the demo was helpful! It's def a cool tool, enjoy!

I bought mine online from Guitar Center came boxed in the LP hardshell case, no issues with fretboard dyes or any residual etc coming off on my fingers.. That shouldn't be... Was yours new ? The only time I've had stuff come off was when something was used or had been played in store alot and honestly more likely dirt and oils from hands..

@@Toddacoustic-allthingsguitar Yes, mine was new. The guitar was built in February of 22. So, brand new. Just curious if you or anyone else had this happen. It looks like a dye from the fret board IMHO. But, the guitar plays amazingly well. I fell in love with it at Guitar Center. Was blown away by the sound. I wasn't too excited about the HP electronics but I played the guitar for an hour and i was in love! I still am! I got the washed cherry burst and it's such a beautiful color. Thanks for responding!

@@Hrledood911 I guess if it was made that recently it's possible that it could be a sealant or wood dye.. as long as it doesn't affect the look of the neck or gum up the strings it will probably wear off and be fine.. Every day that I play that guitar I feel great about the purchase . Enjoy!

@@Toddacoustic-allthingsguitar Yes, agreed probablynsome wood dye. Not affecting any playability. The guitar sounds amazing! I am enjoying it very much! I have a 92 Studio and there is a big difference in the sound of the Pro V. Yes, enjoy yours too!