Hey, i was wondering if anyone could tell me how i could plug the headphone
9.5mm out jack could be converted to speaker wire which then could be plugged
directly into some speakers. If possible, i would like to be able to plug a
stereo speaker output into the unit so i can switch back and forth from guitar
to stereo coming out of the speakers. Thanks

-Ben

(Benny354) writes:
Hey, i was wondering if anyone could tell me how i could plug the headphone
9.5mm out jack could be converted to speaker wire which then could be plugged
directly into some speakers.

What you need in between is a box called a "power amplifier." The
only speakers that headphone output is going to drive are headphone
speakers.

If possible, i would like to be able to plug a stereo speaker output
into the unit so i can switch back and forth from guitar to stereo
coming out of the speakers. Thanks

If you post exactly what equipment you have today, perhaps I can
divine what you need to get to get where you want to go. :-)


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Benny354 wrote:
Hey, i was wondering if anyone could tell me how i could plug the headphone
9.5mm out jack could be converted to speaker wire which then could be plugged
directly into some speakers. If possible, i would like to be able to plug a
stereo speaker output into the unit so i can switch back and forth from guitar
to stereo coming out of the speakers. Thanks

If you mean "Powered speakers" such as powered monitors or maybe
computer speakers or something, then all you have to do is plug them in.

If you just want to drive speakers, you cannot do it from the headphone
jack. However, your guitar amp does have a point where the level is
right to drive a speaker. Might not be readily available on the front
panel, of course, and you might even be looking at a soldering project
in order to do it. But it's a guitar amp.... It has some kind of
output, right?

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