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Check it out...! \"4 re-ampers\"

WildCowboys

WildCowboys

Active Member
wow, if this really works as a reamper it´s just what I have been looking for. But I am not sure if it really has the impedance and behaviour of a passive pickup when used backwards as a reamping device. does anyopne who has a more technical background have a clue? Is a reamping device more than a passive DI box used \"backwards\"?

Rock on!
Pat
 
imdrecordings

imdrecordings

Venerated Member
Yep... that's all they are. It's changing the impedance.
You can run a cable, out from your DA and into the Transformer and hook up an Instrument cable to it into the amp. Simple!

Is a reamping device more than a passive DI box used \"backwards\"?
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Yes.. that's all they are.
 
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Herbesh

Member
I'm sure I read somewhere that you could use a buffered guitar pedal in bypass mode. Something like a boss stompbox.

Forgive me if i'm wrong as I'm trying to recall this from my very vague memory.

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