Does this guitar needs a 9v battery? If so, where is it placed?
1775790
It does take a 9v, for the preamp power side of the pickup. It is in a standard cloth pouch that velcro sticks to the inside of the guitar. Easily reached by loosening the strings.9v lasts a long time in this guitar.
1775791
Hey Jesus, the Sonitone Pickup in this guitar does need a 9V battery. There is a battery pack mounted inside the soundhole that is very convenient to get to. The guitar will arrive with a fully charged 9V battery so you will be good to gowhen you receive it!
1775792
Well, it doesn't "need" one, but if you want to use the onboard Fishman pickup system, you will need a battery to run the pickup and preamp. Inside the sound hole there is a battery compartment. - Andy
1775793
Yes, the preamp in this guitar uses a 9volt battery. The battery is in a nylon pouch attached to the inside on the back with velcro. To change it you need to, at least, loosen the strings so you can get your hand in the sound hole.
1775794
Yes you will need a 9 volt battery to activate the electronics. The battery is contained in a Battery box bag inside the guitar next to the heel block. It is very easy to change
527191
Yes to both. Gig case, being custom built for this guitar, fits perfectly. You can plug power supply or use battery it has no "low battery " indicator so pack a fresh battery because when the one in use is gone it just stops.
960145
Yes, this version of the polytune can run off of a 9V battery. (Note that the "mini" and "noir" versions cannot.)
204847
It definitely is powered by a battery but I do not recall if it came with one. I seem to think it requires a 9v. Sorry that I could not be sure.
947493
No it didn't come with a 9V power supply. I use the Voodoo Lab power brick for my pedalboard power supply. Hope this helps you out Sean. This pedal kicks ass and is easy to dial in your sound especially using the voice and drive knobs to simulate different amps sounds your looking for in this pedal. For the price point, you can't go wrong purchasing the Joyo ACTONE pedal.
1629326
The 9 volt is mounted inside your guitar upon instalation. Loosen strings, reach inside, change battery.
1825035
As long as this fits the sound hole opening of your guitar, you don't even have to loosen the strings to install or remove it. No battery. But do be careful and make sure it fits the hole. I had to trim off a .06 shave off the back hook to get it into my Ibenez guitar. Works like a pro . . . now, if I could only play like a pro! :-)
815713
Not sure I understand the question but if you unscrew the cord from the transmitter that would plug into the guitar then you will be able to slide the back of the device off. Here you will find a 9v battery compartment.
714827
No. But it is a fun amp that sounds surprisingly good with good volume with a nine-volt battery.
2170712
My daughter has had her guitar for nearly a year. She plays almost everyday. She leaves it plugged in some of the time and has not yet changed the battery. Hope this helps.
467119
I purchased an outboard power supply as none come with it. It does take a 9V battery if that is your preference. As far as cables go, you will need to supply both an input (from guitar) and an output (to amplifier) cable.
1629324
The battery is located inside the guitar through the sound hole. It attached to either the guitar back or sometimes to the neck-block with Velcro and resides in a little nylon "bag". You simply loosen the strings and remove the "bag", replace the battery and then, replace the "bag". Batteries last a very long time. If you unplug your guitar when not in use or between sets, I have had them last for almost a year. Hope this helps, I use these in all my acoustic guitars.
1629328
The guitar tech who installed mine mounted the battery pouch to the back and inside the guitar. I just reach inside the sound hole, open the pouch, and pull out the battery. No big deal unless you don't like reaching around the strings.
1539173
9 volt I think but both sounds are not that good best thing is that you need no cables to your guitar I would recommend the blackstar fly 3 what better sound
401922
We never had to buy a battery. Sorry. You might trying asking Batteries Plus if you have one in the area. Otherwise a music store that sells it would be able to tell you.
1151776
Yes. Its the bad thing on this unit. No power switch to save battery. If you don't use your guitar every day, and afraid to loss the battery if taken out of holder, just cut a rectangular piece of paper, wrap around over the battery holder where the terminals are, and push it to the battery slot. Its the easiest and simplest thing that I think. Just make sure that the paper in long enough for its easier to pull out from the slot. In short , "NO BATTERY CONTACTS".
23876
When the battery is in, and well working, it should give you a signal, you don't need to plug your guitar in, the red light indicator should tell you. Check your battery or AC adapter. Good luck