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hey thanx having recently purchased a Shure SM 57 , did so thinking, I could plug it into my small Fender acoustic amp...via the guitar jack... using a TRS / XLR combo cable and take advantage of the amp's "chorus" feature... :cautious: obvious, I am sure to youse guyz... but, No...

hello all ..looking for a little assistance tho i have recorded "some" I think there's a smarter way ... this unit has the internal mic and option to use ext source, which is what I want to do, however, to keep myself "on track" yuk, yuk, I find strumming and singing (together) 1st go round...

yeah, figured i'd come back to you, as a few of the guys stated you likely had a better handle... &...previous posts did Not get much thru the community, save those guys ...so in as small a nutshell as possible the unit Tascam DP-008-EX , 8 track recording all the guitars ( electric acoustic)...

trying a few posts and unsure as to where the Best spot would be to do so...thus , trying all over thanx for the patience i suspect this issue might come up w/ other brands , so might be a "universal" answer .... my issue trying to do 2 tracks ; guitar and vocal , simultaneously ...on my...

i have a Tascam DP-008EX ... had used it previously...sparingly...more time now :(...slowly coming back to me BUT what i do not recall dealing w/ before is a lot of "hum" on playback, in the headphones(samson) specifically ..but, some in the speakers (alesis) as well ... those pieces are not...

regarding my DP 008 EX .... the 9V battery of my elec/acoustic guitar had lasted over a year ... do not play it electrically all that much.. but as i have begun dabbling w/ the recording, old one died ... replaced with a standard duracell 9 V, which lasted less than a month ... again, not...

i am slowly getting to know, and figure out, how to use my DP 008 EX barely proficient in all things "tech" :eek: but mostly, enjoying the steps along the way .... i am seeking info/advice for attaching speakers to the unit ... the rca inputs indicate i can use something a little...