Can you plug a guitar into it? null

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.

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.

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NO, don't even try.
Answered by JoeV 1 year ago
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Yes in the amp port
Answered by UntilValhalla23 1 year 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 1 year 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 1 year ago
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