Radial Engineering

Radial Engineering Reamp Station Active DI/Reamp Combo

XLR48VPhantom Power

Unlock Creative Possibilities with Seamless ReampingThe Radial Reamp Station is a versatile combo active direct box and reamping device, designed to streamline your studio workflow. With its XLR input, 3-position filter, and 48V phantom power, this device allows you to effortlessly reamp guitar, ...

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Overview

Unlock Creative Possibilities with Seamless Reamping

The Radial Reamp Station is a versatile combo active direct box and reamping device, designed to streamline your studio workflow. With its XLR input, 3-position filter, and 48V phantom power, this device allows you to effortlessly reamp guitar, bass, and vocal tracks through various devices. The built-in transformer and ground lift switch eliminate unwanted noise, ensuring a clean and reliable signal for all your reamping needs.


Specifications:
  • Brand: Radial Engineering
  • Model: Reamp Station
  • Type: Active Direct Box & Reamp
  • Input: XLR, 1/4" TRS
  • Power: 48V Phantom Power
  • Features: 3-position Filter, Mute Switches, U.S.-made Transformer, Ground Lift Switch
  • Application: Reamping guitar, bass, vocal tracks

Key Features

Active Reamping Device with XLR Input

3-position Filter

48V Phantom Power

1/4" TRS Input

Mute Switches

Specifications

Product Type
Active DI/Reamp Combo
Input Type
XLR, 1/4" TRS
Filter
3-position
Power Requirement
48V Phantom Power
Control
Mute Switches

Frequently Asked Questions

The Reamp Station supports both an XLR Input and a 1/4" TRS Input for versatile connectivity with various audio sources.
The 3-position filter allows for shaping the tone or frequency response of the signal, providing more control over the reamping process.
Yes, it is designed to use 48V phantom power, which is typically supplied by a mixing console or audio interface.
Yes, the unit includes mute switches, which can be useful for silencing outputs during setup or between takes.