#Build a reamp box pro#

#Build a reamp box pro#

I've even dropped the level of the send in Pro Tools way down to see if that might have been the issue.Īll my DI tracks recorded with a DI and a preamp (not the onboard ones in the 002).Īny help would be greatly appreciated. I've triple checked my outputs, I only have 1 track going out to the amp and I have it solo'ed so that my mic doesn't pick up my montiors playing it back. If I yank the cable from the 002, the amp is silent. The humming is noticeable when there isn't even a track playing. Both of my amps (Marshall SL5, Marshall JCM800). So the output is working, but there is a ton of noise. What I will be doing is recording with my amp sims. So I'm looking to spend no more than 200 on an reamp box. a -40dBs pad is not ok, for a budget LINE to mic/inst signal to REAMP thru a mic pre. It's even noticeable when the guitar track is playing. 1 ANDREWintheBOX Registered User 10 years What is the best reamping box What is the best reamping box in my price range I'm looking to get a reamp box because I hate using amp sims now. If youre savvy with a soldering iron you can build a reamp for 35. No matter which output I use on the 002, I'm getting a terrible hum.

The cable coming from the 002 to the reamp is a balanced TRS to Male XLR and then I'm using high quality guitar cables (mogami) to the pedalboard and/or amp. I am coming out of the 002 output into my reamp box (real reamp box with ground lift and volume knob to adjust how hot the signal is, not a DI used backwards) into my pedalboard and then into my amp.

I have a 002 and I'm wanting to use my reamp box to reamp guitar tracks. As I know the circuit must have a buffer in front and 3 transformers to make the impedance matching. I search in the net to find a schematic about it without any success, i found only for passive reamp and with one output. I've searched and searched for an answer to my problem. I would like to build a re-amp box with splitter to record 3 guitar amps simultaneously.