Radial JDX Reactor and Phazer for direct recording Delivers great tone from your amp at low volume Front vents allow cool air to circulate, driving by rear-mounted fan Shelving EQ Control used to fine-tune the JDX output to suit your recording or live monitoring needs Removable handle for rack mounting Analog phase-shift control lets you adjust between 0-180 degrees and 181-360 degrees Resonance enhacnes the EQ curve to compensate for the tone shift when the speaker level
The Headload is a combination load box and attenuator that is capable of handling up to 130-watts RMS of continuous power and peaks of 180 watts
Inserted between the head and cabinet, it allows the guitar amp to be driven hard while reducing the output level to reduce the sound pressure on stage or provide the means for quiet recording in the studio
This enables the artist to optimize the tone from the guitar amplifier without having to perform at ear-blistering levels
The 100% discrete fan-cooled design begins with a series of cement encrusted, epoxy coated copper resistor coils that are controlled via a 6-position rotary switch to set the desired power reduction from 100% down to 20%

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Width : 9.4 inch
Height : 8.1 inch
Length : 15.5 inch

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Shipping Weight: 11 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)

ASIN : B00KCQCD48

Product Description

With the Radial Headload guitar amp load box you''ll be able to cut down on stage volume at your gigs, create awesome direct tones to send right to the PA or recording system, and you''ll cut better tracks in the studio. The Headload lets you vary the wattage of your amplifier, from 100% right down to 0% for silent direct box operation. You''ll be able to crank your amp to its sonic sweet spot, at lower volume levels. A built-in JDX direct box with cabinet simulation lets you inject outstanding tone anywhere you need it, and the Phazer phase alignment tool makes it easy to align that direct output with a microphone''s signal. From studio to stage, every guitarist needs the Radial Headload!