Radial Engineering Pro RMP Reviews

One of the best

Bought so I could reamp my first demos. I had no experience with a similar machine but it really didn't bother me at all. Connections and settings are simple and easy to understand. The result is simply perfect. I gave whatever effect I wanted to my dry signal playing, taking the signal through my pedalboard and my amp. The volume control very nice feature. Its construction is such that you believe that even if a truck steps on it, it will not be harmed! One of my best purchases!

Sturdy

Super well made and nothing you don´t need.

A great reamp box, simple and effective, it feels sturdy and well built.

I use it mainly for passing signal through my guitar pedals, as outboard gear.

Opens up creative doors

I got this to reamp my instruments to run through my guitar pedal board. Works perfectly and suits my needs, the quality is great even for this more entry level device.

This is superb If u don?t want coloration, If u want to add something to your sound, and It can be great If u do! Look to other Radials. This one is more hi fi sounding. I?m using to connect mics trough mic pres to guitar pedals, and I?m floored how good the job it does, no noises, or drop in volumes, is like u don?t know is there If not looking. I love the choices in re amp boxes from Radial, I could pick this one knowing how it sounds. Not cheap but u get more u paid for. Fantastic sound quality.

Slimmed down features, but just as good

Well constructed box that sounds exactly as it should.

Maybe it hasn't got some of the features of the more expensive models, but it's got the most important feature nailed down, preserving your tone.

If you haven't got a reamp box, and you like to record guitar, what are you waiting for?

Simple, sounds great!

A simple box to do one thing, and it does it well. I use it in a home studio to record and re-amp the guitars.

I need to have the level control turned up most of the time, it may help if you can drive it a bit more from your interface output. It sounds really good, natural and warm, but their active boxes have a little more clarity in the top end if that's what you need. In all, very good for the budget.

Useful

Nice, silent and sturdy tool for everyday reamp

Very inexpensive reamp box. Works very well, alhough the deepest lows seem to evaporate slightly. Have used it for a number of years now, and the earthlift switch and level pot are still scratch free. Well built, thus.

Does the job

Does the job. Noiseless. Flawless.

Solid Reamp

Using this Reamp live with art preamp (new tube installed) to send vocals through guitar pedal rig. Results are excellent. Well built unit.

Cons: Very small problem. The knob for the level is very short. I use a guitar pic to adjust the level.

Price vs. quality i can't find any better than this re-amping box. It was really useful during the recording session. Very good equipment.

Good quality reamp box

I use that reamp box for home recording so I can record my guitars and worry about the tone later,

It does what you'd expect it to do. The only thing is that because it's passive, you don't really get the same level as your guitar when pluging directly to the amp.

Nothing to say, just works fine.

Great piece of kit

Really happy with this reamping box. Solid, reliable and sounds great, as you would expect from Radial.

I use it in a small home recording setup and it really does the job and sounds great

Reamp galore

A nice and simple box for reamping. It take a line in feed from your DAW/preamp and converts that to instrument level so it's like plugging straight in to your favourite amp.

No frills, but does a great job. The noise level is very low and the tone is maintained during the step down.

The box is slightly smaller than I'd expected (having used Radial DI's in the past which were housed in a bigger box) but this means it's a little more low profile which I like. The build quality is still the same as you'd expect from a Radial box.

The colour is beautiful, the best looking Radial box I've seen.

Overall, I would say it's a very useful box. If you reamp using a DI box - you're missing out. The tone and noise level are far superior with this unit, and it doesn't break the bank.

The missing link

Re-amping was something I'd always "got round" before by using various passive devices in line to achieve the same ultimate goal. It was "alright" and not something I used to do a lot of. However, in the last 18 months I've found myself doing more mixing of stuff that other people recorded and when the cab signals don't cut it in the mix If be reaching for that old faithful.

It became obvious that a dedicated reamp box was going to save me a lot of hassle and I could actually have it permanently wired into my pro tools rig rather than building something that just did the job out of attenuators and do boxes etc.

The radial firstly struck me as being really well build. It's tough, lightweight and I can't ever seeing it getting damaged.

I've marked it as "okay" for features as it doesn't really have much to play with but that's kind of the point. I wanted the most basic model so that the signal path is simplest and I have plenty of di boxes etc.

It sounds much better than my old method of doing the same job. I think this is mainly due to not needing to attenuate the output level from my I/o from within the software.

This makes for a much cleaner signal and when testing in real time and doing an a/b test of the guitar coming the amp directly versus it going through the computer and the re amp box I found it arguably similar.

I now use it everyday and I wish I hadn't Put off buying it for so long.