The MIX 2:1 uses a completely passive circuit that requires no power to operate and allows you to sum two signals together with minimal coloration or distortion. Either signal can be attenuated to create the desired blend between the two, or the level controls can be bypassed altogether, summing each input equally. The MIX 2:1 automatically compensates for the 6dB in voltage gain when summing two in-phase signals together, so you don’t overload the next device in your signal chain. Ground lift switches are provided to remove buzz and hum from ground loops, and the MIX 2:1 is housed in a rugged steel chassis to handle use in the studio and on the road.

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The EXTC Stereo allows you to connect guitar effects pedals to the inputs and outputs of pro audio equipment such as recording interfaces and mixing consoles, so you can incorporate stereo pedals into your recordings and explore new creative possibilities.

The EXTC-Stereo gives you the ability to connect stereo effects pedals such as reverbs and delays to the line-level inputs and outputs of your console or recording interface. Use it to send drum overheads to a multi-tap delay, or breathe new life into a stale keyboard patch with a flanger or chorus pedal. Try it on vocals, strings, or any prerecorded track to add a new creative element to your mixes and revitalize your old pedal collection. 



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Radial SGI Studio Guitar Interface is a transmit (SGI-TX) and receive (SGI-RX) pair of
modules that allows a guitar signal to travel across 300 feet of balanced cable to a distant
amplifi er. The SGI is a unity gain device that features 100% discreet Class-A circuitry for
great sound and transformer isolation to eliminate ground loops.
For the studio, the SGI allows the guitarist to play in the control room while listening to the
studio monitors. For live performance, the SGI allows amplifi ers to be located off stage while
improving sound and reliability over wireless systems.

The SGI-TX is the transmitter end, powered by a wall wart.

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Radial SGI Studio Guitar Interface is a transmit (SGI-TX) and receive (SGI-RX) pair of
modules that allows a guitar signal to travel across 300 feet of balanced cable to a distant
amplifi er. The SGI is a unity gain device that features 100% discreet Class-A circuitry for
great sound and transformer isolation to eliminate ground loops.
For the studio, the SGI allows the guitarist to play in the control room while listening to the
studio monitors. For live performance, the SGI allows amplifi ers to be located off stage while
improving sound and reliability over wireless systems.

At the end of the balanced line is the SGI-RX receiver, which has a female XLR input, 1/4'' output, and does not require power.

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