Changing my ProRMP reamp

[H-evolve]

Hi,

So I've always had issues with my ProRMP, that is, it doesn't have enough output. To match the output level of my pickups (D-Activators), I need to crank the ProRMP gain AND! I need to set an increased Hardware Output on my track in Reaper. And not by a small value. I need to crank it by +7dB. At that level... I am on the verge of clipping the output, but at least the sound that comes out of my amp is somewhat similar to my regular tone when I play.

I'm about to just buy something else, I just want to make sure I won't have the same issues. The only other product that is easily available for me is the Palmer Daccapo Reamp.

I can't find any of the other popular ones on the internet for order (in Canada). And I don't wanna spend 500$. The Palmer, I can get it for roughly 200$, which is ok for me.

So ya, I was just posting here to check if anyone would have a last warning theyd' want to give or anything else before I proceed and order the Palmer.

Thanks

 

[fernandoromaft]

I have the Palmer Daccapo and is my first reamp box, never tried the ProRMP =/

 

[The-Zeronaut]

Get the Palmer Daccapo

 

[jeid]

Another Palmer user. It's good.

 

[GRStudios]

Happy Daccapo user here as well.

 

[Trevoire520]

Theres a pretty simple mod you can do the RMP to get the gain up to unity and it wont cost you a penny.

http://www.ultimatemetal.com/forum/threads/radial-prormp-modification.568415/

 

[~BURNY~]

Theres a pretty simple mod you can do the RMP to get the gain up to unity and it wont cost you a penny.

http://www.ultimatemetal.com/forum/threads/radial-prormp-modification.568415/

I have both the Dacappo and the modded rmp. The modded rmp sounds better.

 

[allanqa]

I had never use the rmp, but the daccapo works nice for me, i don't feel the need to change it