Intonation Guitar Setup

We got this tuner for our conductor. It really helps him show us our intonation. A fantastic tool.

Used on acoustic guitar setup in a gig and it worked as advertised. Didn't lose any sound changes through my amp. Love it.

My wireless guitar setup is much more streamlined now that I don't have the ungainly straight-angle plug sticking out the front of my P-bass like the Washington Monument. The angled plug allows for much better ergonomics and lets you move the belt pack a little further up on the guitar strap (if that's where you're clipping it). Also works better on side-jack instruments like Teles and Rics. Quality so far seems good, time will tell if it stands up to extensive use. I still have that lousy straight-angled cable to use as a backup if this one dies, but hopefully I won't have to do that because that would make my life as hard as when Oppenheimer was trying to figure out how to split those tiny atoms.

I never expect this would be a great idea. Having 2 channel in 1 box was perfect in our music setup. 1 for guitar and 1 for the keyboard. Works flawlessly and built like a tank. Now the question is how long will this last? Overall it's a great product from DBX and the price is right.

Works nicely in my setup. I'm using this with guitar to trigger various mono synths, fits nicely under the pedal board etc etc.

After first month of usage, I can safely attest to the unit's functionality, reliability and ease of use within my current setup. I'm a hobbyist composer who needed to get first footing into the digital recording realm. Perusal of current products led to realization that a mixer-interface hybrid would be best fit for my context. With limited budget, an old under-powered pc and unwillingness to deal with any steep learning curves; I conducted my evaluations. ART USBMIX4 topped the list. In main setup, digital piano (Left & Right) line outs connect to Channels 1&2 w/ respective Pan controls set to L and R. Drum-guitar unit line outs go to 3&4. Headphones used to monitor. USB connection to pc provides electrical supply. To record acoustic-electric, condenser mic plugs into CH1 (for 48V) and drum-guitar unit's individual guitar out into CH2. The AUX-MP3 IN serves well for my guitar amp's stereo line out when required. Admittedly there is significant hiss when CH1 gain increased beyond middle position with mic connected but I get acceptable results despite that constraint. INST-HI-Z on CH2 is rather bland and underwhelming; perhaps this may suffice for DAW software effect plug-ins for which my pc not geared up. All considered, I am quite pleased with my decision to purchase and have no regrets.

I use the Furman 6 outlet surge protector for my stage setup, Guitar, vocals (Tube Amp, TC Helicon VoiceLive 3) and - like the other Furman products I have in my studio - cleans the power and protects me in case of surges. It is built like a tank and has a 15 feet cord. So it is very helpful in many situations on different stages. It is heavy and requires space in the equipment bag...

I wrote a review earlier for this product, that it worked very well in removing noise from a setup plugging a mixer into a noisy church building system. I recently found another, unexpected use for this item. I also play guitar in a band. Those out there who may play an electric guitar with single coil pickups know that these instruments are subject to noise. My practice space has got some pretty noisy electrical wiring (mainly from multiple light dimmers), and I have always had problems with noise when playing my single-coil-equiped Stratocaster. I have done several things to reduce the noise, with variable amounts of success. The other day while playing, and experiencing a noisy condition, I had the idea of using this interface between the guitar and amp. Bingo! Quiet! Hard to believe, and it doesn't color the tone, either (not that I could notice, anyway). If guitar players get wind of this, sales of this product should skyrocket! (funny they don't advertise this -- Pro-Co makes guitar effects, notably the Rat overdrive pedal) At any rate, I will be including this from now on as part of my regular guitar setup.

Only used it once so far, on a guitar can, but very pleased!

I use this from guitar to amp, from mic to voice and to couple foot pedals and Guitar computer.