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Temple Audio Design Studio MOD

Multi-purpose studio-quality reamp and DI box that can be attached directly to the Temple Audio board

2-way play/reamp switch for selecting between playback via the pedalboard (and recording clean tracks) and re-amplifying the clean signal

Active input buffer ensures signal integrity

Balanced XLR output for recording clean tracks for subsequent re-amplification

Low impedance and balanced output ensures clear, crisp and uncoloured recording

Temple Audio designed the STUDIO MOD primarily as a re-amp device for receiving a balanced signal from your recording interface. This has evolved into much more! The active input buffer ensures the integrity of the signal and the DI provides a balanced XLR output for recording a high quality dry sound that is later used for re-recording.


With STUDIO MOD, your customers can record their guitar dry and later decide on the perfect amp, pedal settings and microphone placement. This makes recording stress-free and non-binding.


The STUDIO MOD is equipped with a first-class operational amplifier and offers a low-impedance and balanced output for clean and clear recordings.

Temple

Contact:

MUSIFACTS EUROPE BV
Hughersluys 23
NL - 4536 HM Terneuzen

E-Mail: info@musifacts.com
Web: https://www.musifacts.eu/

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