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SPL Transducer Model 2601 Analog Cabinet and Miking Simulator for E Guitars
Analog Speaker and Miking Simulator. (Model #2601)
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Radial Phazer Class-A Phase Adjuster Keeps Guitar Mics in Phase
Phazer™ - Class-A Phase Adjuster Time align two signals for fat rich tones Single dial control gets you there fast Can be used with any instrument Low-pass filter lets you focus the effect
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Radial ToneBone Hot British Real 12AX7 Tube Distortion
Hot British Tube Distortion A high-gain double-stack 'plexy-in-a-box'! Real 12AX7 tube for natural overdrive Powerful EQ for extreme tonal range Retains note clarity even at high gain Compact & low profile to fit your pedalboard
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Radial ToneBone Plexitube Tube Guitar Distortion Pedal
Plexitube tube distortion pedal
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Radial ToneBone Classic Trimode Tube Distortion Guitar Pedal
Trimode tube distortion pedal
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Radial X-Amp Active Re-Amplifier Class A Device
Radial X-Amp Active Re-Amplifier Manufactured under license and protected by USA Patent No. 6005950 Active re-amping device 100% Class-A signal path Two outputs to drive two amps Input level overload LED indicator Isolated output eliminates ground loops Variable output level control Please note: Includes US Power Supply ONLY
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Dual Output re-amping Distro
Radial X-AMP-LB Workhorse 5000 Lunchbox frame module The Radial X-Amp-LB is an active re-amping device that presents the engineer / producer with a new and innovative creative tool that allows a pre-recorded track from a line level device to drive two guitar amplifiers or effect pedals simultaneously. This opens the door to explore new musical sounds and spur on the creative process. Following the critically acclaimed Radial JD7 Injector, the X-Amp employs a unique Class-A circuit design tha...
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Phase Adjustment tool
Radial PHZ-LB Workhorse 5000 Lunchbox frame module (works with any 500 series chassis) The Radial Phazer™ is a line level phase alignment tool that lets you bring two sound sources together so that the fundamentals play in sync. Once in phase, the results are impressive: On electric guitar; you can combine the direct feed of an amp with a room mic to create fat rich tones. On a kick drum, combine the 'attack' sound from a batter head mic with the 'boom' captured by a resonant head mic. On a...
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