No electric guitar with standard Audigy

Hi - i have just bought a pre-amp so that i can use my elecric guitar with my recodrding software but am not getting any sound. Is this beacuse the Audigy 2 is not comapible as i had to use an adaper to fit my quater inch lead into the Audigy 2 line-in socket?

Answered through another post about DI boxes.

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mojtaba wrote:
hi i plug my E Guitar to line in and use EAX advance hd for guitar effect and i just have 2 Effect any on can help me to find a collection of effect ?
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Electric Guitar pl

So it would seem that we are able to just plug in an electric guitar jack directly into the soundblaster xfi or audigy 2 zs cards? And are we able to use our PC speakers as like a digital amp?
Do both cards sound generally the same quality for guitar play, or is one significantly better? The audigy is soo much cheaper.
What sound is best for this application and what programs do you guys recommend to make this happen?
Thanks in advance.
kobMessage Edited by kobun on 02-08-2006 0:23 AM

kobun wrote:
So it would seem that we are able to just plug in an electric guitar jack directly into the soundblaster xfi or audigy 2 zs cards? And are we able to use our PC speakers as like a digital amp?
Do both cards sound generally the same quality for guitar play, or is one significantly better? The audigy is soo much cheaper.
What sound is best for this application and what programs do you guys recommend to make this happen?
Thanks in advance.
kobMessage Edited by kobun on 02-08-2006 0:23 AM
It's best to use a pre-amplifier (mixer, direct box, POD, etc.) before soundcard since the levels may be low when you plug your guitar directly into line-in (or mic-in).
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