Consistent Sound Quality
The Radial JDX ensures a consistent guitar tone by eliminating variables like microphone placement and varying stage acoustics, providing reliable sound performance in live settings.
The Radial JDX Guitar Amp Direct Box eliminates the use of a microphone on stage, connects between the head and cabinet with a balanced feed going to the PA.
The Radial JDX Reactor is a direct box designed to capture the explosive dynamics and warm tone of the electric guitar by connecting between the head and cabinet of a guitar amplifier to provide a direct feed to the PA or recording system. 100% discrete class-A circuitry, multi-stage filtering and a unique 'reactive' load all interact with the signal coming from the head and the electro-magnetic 'back' impulse from the cabinet to produce a more realistic rendering.
In use, the JDX improves on the consistency of the guitar signal over a typical microphone, as irregularities of mic placement and varying acoustics no longer play the dominant role on stage. When combined with a microphone, fatter tones can be created by double-tracking and stereo imaging the two signals for more ‘produced' results.
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The Radial JDX ensures a consistent guitar tone by eliminating variables like microphone placement and varying stage acoustics, providing reliable sound performance in live settings.
Features 100% discrete class-A circuitry and multi-stage filtering, capturing the dynamic and warm tones of the electric guitar more effectively than typical direct boxes.
Offers the ability to combine its output with a microphone, allowing for double-tracking and stereo imaging that result in richer, more produced guitar sounds both on stage and in recordings.