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Mar 19 2009, 02:17 PM |
It would depend on the output impedance of the pedal - if it can get the guitar signal to the appropriate level then I don't see why not. Check the specs for the pedal to be sure. One thing though is that the guitar signal would not be a dry one in to the soundcard but guitar plus any colouration from the pedal.
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Mar 20 2009, 12:51 AM |
On Marshall site it says that output impendance is <1kOhms, which is pretty high and needs HI-Z input on the card as well.
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