Reamp box - DI

[Sonic75]

Hi,
what do you use to split the signal between direct and amp when recording bass or gtrs (if you do it of course!)?

Where can I find in Europe the reamp box V2?

Thank you

 

[Trevoire520]

what do you use to split the signal between direct and amp when recording bass or gtrs (if you do it of course!)?

A DI box.
Connect the thru output to the amp and the balanced output to your interface.

 

[Sonic75]

Yesterday I wrote in a hurry so maybe I was not clear,
Yes, ok a DI but which product do you like more?
And if you need to have 3 or 4 signals?
:Shedevil:

 

[KHE]

this:
http://www.lehle.com/frameset.php?country=de&lang=en

 

[Trevoire520]

Ah sorry mate.

I'm using a BSS AR133 with good results. Pretty much industry standard in the UK and has a 1 Mohm input impedance so it's ok for using with guitars that have passive pickups.
Also got some MTR active DI's which are also good an about half the price of the BSS, but their signal to noise ratio and frequency response are not as good as the BSS.

 

[gabriel g.]

I am using the Radial Pro DI (its passiv)
But it sounds fantastic.

A small group in my audio-engineering class made a big DI shootout a year ago. With analysing phase-shifting and all that stuff.
It showed that the active DI´s shit the phase alot and that the good passiv di´s keep the signal in sound and phase

 

[bryan_kilco]

what I do is run into my NS-2 and Output to amp, Send to interface.....not sure how much quality I'm actually loosing...but it seems to work fine.

 

[azistenostora]

what I do is run into my NS-2 and Output to amp, Send to interface.....not sure how much quality I'm actually loosing...but it seems to work fine.

same here. Only difference is that I am using my TU-3 for the same purpose. Output goes to amp for monitoring and bypass goes to soundcard.

 

[TheSoulsRemain]

I use BSS AR133 (std in France) or AVALON u5, but my first choice is CountryMan 85.