Can you plug a guitar into it? null

Thank you for your question Brody. Marshall speakers will not be able to be used as guitar amps as they lack pre-amplification on the inputs. This means that the speaker can only accept a line-level input from a device that has its own amplification, like a computer, phone or perhaps something like a DJ controller. Guitars and basses have a very low level signal as they are unable to produce any amplification on their own. The speakers do have amplification, but it is post-input. Post amplification will exponentially boost a signal, but if the signal is zero going to the amp, the amp would multiply the volume, but it would be 0 x Amplification amount, which would always equal zero. This is just an example, but I hope it helps. Take care.

Not a good idea. May void warranty and ruin speaker.

This speaker has an RCA connection and an HDMI connection. You may need a 6.35mm to RCA cable to be able to play it.

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Yes in the amp port
Answered by UntilValhalla23 2 years ago
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NO, don't even try.
Answered by JoeV 2 years ago
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Thank you for your question Brody. Marshall speakers will not be able to be used as guitar amps as they lack pre-amplification on the inputs. This means that the speaker can only accept a line-level input from a device that has its own amplification, like a computer, phone or perhaps something like a DJ controller. Guitars and basses have a very low level signal as they are unable to produce any amplification on their own. The speakers do have amplification, but it is post-input. Post amplification will exponentially boost a signal, but if the signal is zero going to the amp, the amp would multiply the volume, but it would be 0 x Amplification amount, which would always equal zero. This is just an example, but I hope it helps. Take care.
Answered by Customer Service 2 years ago
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Not a good idea. May void warranty and ruin speaker.
Answered by JoeV 3 months ago
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This speaker has an RCA connection and an HDMI connection. You may need a 6.35mm to RCA cable to be able to play it.
Answered by frankdunk 2 years ago
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