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Palmer Audio RIVER trave Bass guitar amplifier
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Highlights & Details
Palmer Audio PTRAVE Direct Box Passive Direct Box Black
- For playing back DAW/mixer signals to Guitar/Bass-amplifier
- Prevents humming loops, ground lift switchable
- Processing of a symmetric line signal for asymmetric instrument
- Input
- Optimal impedance adjustment
- Authentic sound reproduction
Technical specifications
- Product type
Bass guitar amplifier
- Factory colour
Black
- Material (details)
Steel
- Type
Passive direct box
- Quantity
1
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User & Safety Instructions
User & Safety Instructions 3743665 Palmer Audio RIVER trave Bass guitar amplifier
Description
Re-Amping allows you modern sound flexibility with the pressure and the attitude, which only offers a real amp.
With the Palmer trave you can give the previously recorded "naked" DI signal from guitar or bass to the amplifier to pick up its sound via microphone. The Palmer trave prevents ground loops - which is almost inevitable when connecting an audio interface or mixing board output with an instrument amplifier At the same time, the trave converts the line signal into an asymmetric signal with optimally adapted impedance. The correct level is of course also important. The input can be switched between consumer level (-10 dBV) and professional level (+4 dBu); the output level can be adjusted continuously so that the amplifier works with the right drive.
This allows you to re-microphone your guitar tracks after the session, or to chase the same DI signal one after the other through multiple amps or different amplifier settings to achieve widescreen sound. With the trave no limits are set to your creativity!
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With the Palmer trave you can give the previously recorded "naked" DI signal from guitar or bass to the amplifier to pick up its sound via microphone. The Palmer trave prevents ground loops - which is almost inevitable when connecting an audio interface or mixing board output with an instrument amplifier At the same time, the trave converts the line signal into an asymmetric signal with optimally adapted impedance. The correct level is of course also important. The input can be switched between consumer level (-10 dBV) and professional level (+4 dBu); the output level can be adjusted continuously so that the amplifier works with the right drive.
This allows you to re-microphone your guitar tracks after the session, or to chase the same DI signal one after the other through multiple amps or different amplifier settings to achieve widescreen sound. With the trave no limits are set to your creativity!
This text is machine translated.