Radial Engineering Reamp JCR

Radial Reamp JCR is a passive Reamper with parallel XLR/TRS inputs, level control, 3-position filter, mute, ground lift and polarity reversal. This device allows you to send prerecorded tracks to amplifiers, pedals or effects chains, properly converting impedance via transformer to preserve timbre, optimizing complete control of response.

Radial JCR features 2 inputs operating in parallel, one ¼ TRS jack and one XLR (both support Lo-Z and Hi-Z signals), a convenient rotary level control, a configurable high-pass or low-pass filter, and a Mute button. Radial JCR gives you the ability to send a pre-recorded track on your DAW to a guitar amp or effects pedal chain. The JCR uses the original Reamp circuit designed by a recording industry legend-John Cuniberti, engineer, sound engineer, and music producer. The JCR offers exceptional audio quality that preserves every detail of the original recording. All of the Radial JCR's controls operate on the signal routed to the Hi-Z output on ¼ jacks. By using a Reamper you can focus on the performance being recorded and then sculpt your sound later.

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Answers to frequently asked questions about the Radial JCR

What is the difference between the Reamp JCR and the Radial X-Amp?

The Reamp JCR is passive while the' is active. The 'allows you to run two amplifiers at the same time. The JCR has a configurable high/low pass filter and a Mute button.

What is the difference between Reamp JCR and Radial ProRMP?

Both are passive. The is basically a scaled-down version of the Reamp JCR that makes Reamping more accessible for the home studio.

What is the advantage of a transformer-based Reamper over an active buffer?

A transformer-based Reamper gives the signal a more vintage feel: a smooth, velvety, more musical sound.

Can I use the Reamp JCR in reverse to make it work as a direct box?

No. The transformer is not sensitive enough to act as a DI box.

Can I use the Reamp JCR with a keyboard?

Yes. Simply connect the line output from the keyboard to the ¼ jack input of the JCR and then send the output to your guitar amp or pedal chain.