Radial Engineering X-AMP

I'm a guitar player and sound engineer running a small studio.
I love to record big rock massive guitar sounds, and i bougth this reamp box aiming to expand my work flow and tones.
It actually did it!
The sound is really nice.
I've made a comparison recording first the guitar directly connected in the amp, and than in the audio interface going through the reamp box and the amp.
There is an important difference in the results.
The recorded guitar connected direct in the amp was sweeter and fuller, but the reamp box was still pretty good and gave an usable sound for further mixing.
Obiviously the AD converter as a fault in degradind the guitar signal, for this test i used a fireface 400.
Overall im happy with this product.
It's built like a tank, really solid, the power supply is amazing and the price is fair given the quality!
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Radials DI Box for re-amping recording signals from DAW to Amp.

Sound quality is pristine, no degradation to original signal. Ground lift removes all hum between balanced / unbalanced interface. Volume switch knob allows the user to get exactly the right level for replicating pickup drive through amp. Comes with a handy distortion level indicator so clipping can be avoided upon re-amping. Dual outputs (direct and transformer isolated) allow the the user to re-amp two sources simultaneously. I use this extensively for creating different tones from two amp / speaker combinations when re-amping.

Yes its expensive. If you are a tone wizard and will re-amp a lot this is for you. This unit is an upgrade to all equipment in your signal path when re-amping.