Reamping

SYL · 18th June 2006

Reamp, Little Labs Red Eye, Radial X-Amp...
Are any of these better than the other?
Should any of these be a good choice for Reamping?
Or, is there something better out there?

octatonic · 18th June 2006

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Originally Posted by SYL

Reamp, Little Labs Red Eye, Radial X-Amp...
Are any of these better than the other?
Should any of these be a good choice for Reamping?
Or, is there something better out there?

I use a Focusrite Tone Factory.
It has a -20 output that is great for going out to amps or just using guitar pedals as PT inserts.
Opto Compressor is ok.
Cheap too.

Sizzleboy · 18th June 2006

Quote:

Originally Posted by SYL

Reamp, Little Labs Red Eye, Radial X-Amp...
Are any of these better than the other?
Should any of these be a good choice for Reamping?
Or, is there something better out there?

Although it's expensve, the Millenia TD-1 is great for reamping, as you get a super clean preamp with EQ, plus both 250 and 500 ohm reamp outs. I like this set up because I can plug directly into the TD-1 and send the signal to both the DAW (from the ballanced out) and the amp (from the reamp out).

Technically, the ReAmp device and the TD-1 are the only ones with a patented passive circuit. I have both and they sound excellent. The Radial has some nice features for the price though.

keiffer · 18th June 2006

I've used The Redeye for years and it's work very well.

I have no experience with the Radial stuff.

lofi · 18th June 2006

radial x-amp..works here... no complaints

Doublehelix · 18th June 2006

Do a search, this has come up quite a bit in the recent past...

I have the Radial X-amp, and the Little Labs IBP (which has a reamp built into it), and both work well. I can't tell the difference between them.

Kestral · 18th June 2006

Radial gear has never, ever let me down, and I love my JDI. So I'd go with the X-Amp.

18th June 2006	#1
SYL Gear Head Joined: Jun 2006 Location: aus Posts: 36 Thread Starter	Reamping Reamp, Little Labs Red Eye, Radial X-Amp... Are any of these better than the other? Should any of these be a good choice for Reamping? Or, is there something better out there?

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Doublehelix Lives for gear Joined: Jan 2004 Location: USA Posts: 1,016	Do a search, this has come up quite a bit in the recent past... I have the Radial X-amp, and the Little Labs IBP (which has a reamp built into it), and both work well. I can't tell the difference between them. __________________ DH "Nobody goes there anymore; it's too crowded." -Yogi Berra

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