DiademTone TR-1 - Reamp Box
DiademTone TR-1 - Reamp Box
DiademTone TR-1 - Reamp Box
DiademTone TR-1 - Reamp Box
DiademTone TR-1 - Reamp Box
DiademTone TR-1 - Reamp Box
DiademTone TR-1 - Reamp Box
DiademTone TR-1 - Reamp Box
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DiademTone TR-1 - Reamp Box

Hand-Assembled · 3-Year Warranty Every Diadem Tone unit is hand-assembled one at a time using carefully...
$199.00

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DiademTone TR-1 - Reamp Box

Hand-Assembled · 3-Year Warranty

Every Diadem Tone unit is hand-assembled one at a time using carefully selected components, and is individually quality checked before it leaves the factory. That's why Diadem Tone backs every product with a 3-year warranty.

Diadem Tone TR-1 Tone Regen Box

Recorded a great performance but not happy with the guitar or bass tone? The TR-1 Tone Regen Box lets you fix it after the fact. It takes a track from your DAW and sends it back out to a real amplifier or effects chain, so you can re-record it with a new sound. The performance stays the same, and the tone gets a second life.

The TR-1 is a fully passive, transformer-isolated reamp box. It is hand-assembled with audiophile-grade components and uses custom-designed, carefully calibrated transformers for accurate, authentic tone reproduction.

What Is Reamping?

Reamping means sending an already-recorded signal back through a guitar amplifier or effects so it can be re-recorded. It's usually done with a clean DI guitar or bass track. The catch is that an audio interface puts out a balanced, line-level, low-impedance signal, while a guitar amp expects an unbalanced, instrument-level, high-impedance signal like the one coming straight from a guitar. A reamp box bridges that gap, so the amp responds as if the instrument were plugged straight in.

Why Engineers Use It

Reamping separates the performance from the tone. You can track a clean DI signal, then decide on amps, pedals and mic placement later in the mix, with the finished song around it. The TR-1 is designed so the signal arrives at the amp as naturally as possible:

  • Fully passive design – needs no power supply
  • Transformer isolation – for highly authentic tone reproduction, and it electrically separates your interface from your amp
  • Balanced attenuation before the transformer – preserves the full dynamic range of your recording
  • Output-side tone control – to fine-tune the sound going into the amp

What to Use It On

  • Guitar and bass – re-record DI tracks through any amplifier during mixing when the original tone needs improving.
  • Creative effects – send any track (synths, drums, vocals) through external pedals or processors for creative tone shaping, then record it back into your project.
  • Live performance – route pre-recorded program material into the unbalanced input of an instrument amplifier.

Sooner or later, anyone recording guitar or bass ends up with a great take and the wrong tone. With the TR-1 in your setup, that's an easy fix instead of a re-tracking session. It also opens up your amps and pedals as creative processors for any source in your mix.

Features

  • Fully passive re-amp design with transformer isolation
  • Custom-designed, carefully calibrated transformers
  • Pre-transformer balanced attenuation preserves full dynamic range
  • Output-side tone control
  • Robust unibody chassis with a protective knob design
  • Hand-assembled with audiophile-grade components

Specifications

Type Transformer-isolated passive re-amp box
Power None required (passive)
Controls Tone (output side)
Chassis Unibody with protective knob design
Warranty 3 years
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