JDX 500
The JDX 500 is a 500-series guitar amp interface and cabinet simulator that lets guitarists and bassists record the sound of an amp and speaker cabinet without a microphone. It has been discontinued.
- 500-series guitar amp interface and cabinet simulator
- Records an amp and cabinet without a microphone
- Suits electric guitar and bass
- Multistage filter for direct recording
- Reactor captures amp head and speaker cabinet back impulse
- Discontinued, no longer shipping
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The JDX 500 is a module for the 500-series format that captures the tone of a guitar amplifier and its speaker cabinet without a microphone in front of the cabinet. It is meant for both electric guitar and bass and is intended to give a repeatable tone from one session to the next.
It can be used in three ways. For direct recording, a guitar is run through pedals into the module, which applies a multistage filter, so no amp or microphone needs to be set up. With an amplifier, its Reactor section takes the signal from the amp head together with the back impulse from the speaker cabinet. It can also be blended with a microphone placed in the room, so the direct signal is mixed with the miked sound, or paired with a Phazer.
The product is listed as discontinued and no longer shipping; the maker keeps the user guide and a smart sheet available for owners.
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Specifications
- Brand
- Radial Engineering
- Model
- JDX 500
- Category
- Studio › Preamps and outboard
General
- Part number
- R700 0122 00
- Type
- Guitar amp interface and cabinet simulator
- Format
- 500 series
- Status
- Discontinued, no longer shipping
Audio
- Instruments
- Electric guitar and bass
- Filter
- Multistage filter
- Reactor
- Captures amp head and back impulse from speaker cabinet
- Microphone
- Not required for direct amp recording
Applications
- Direct recording
- Guitar via pedals into the JDX, no amp or mic needed
- With an amp
- Reactor captures the head and speaker cabinet back impulse
- With a microphone
- Direct signal mixed with a room mic
- With a Phazer
- Direct feed can be combined with a Phazer
Resources
- Documents
- User Guide, Smart Sheet
- Downloads
- High-res photos, all photos zip