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Description
Unlock the full potential of your guitar rig with the Radial Engineering JD7 Injector Guitar Signal Distribution System. This powerhouse of a tool is your gateway to unparalleled versatility in your studio setup, allowing you to drive up to seven amplifiers simultaneously without compromising your original tone. Engineered with Class-A circuitry and Jensen Transformer-isolated outputs, the JD7 ensures pristine audio fidelity and complete isolation to keep unwanted noise at bay.
Whether you're layering effects or experimenting with amp combinations, the JD7's intuitive interface makes it easy to craft the soundscapes you've always dreamed of. The innovative Drag Control feature lets you fine-tune the interaction between your guitar and amps, offering a more organic and authentic playing experience. With balanced I/O, you can remix new sounds from dry tracks, opening a world of creative possibilities.
Designed with both functionality and durability in mind, this unit features a rugged 14-gauge steel frame and user-friendly controls, including on-off switches with LED indicators for each output. Ideal for both the studio and live performances, the JD7 Injector is a must-have for guitarists seeking to innovate and inspire with their sound.
Key Features:
- Dual input switch for selecting between guitars and activating the balanced input.
- Drag Control to replicate natural guitar-to-amp interaction.
- -8dB pad on Input 2 for high output instruments.
- Transformer-isolated outputs to eliminate ground hum.
- On-off switches with visual LED indicators for quick reference.
- Effects loop switches on outputs 5 & 6 for added routing versatility.
- Class-A circuit design with no op-amps for superior signal integrity.
- Durable 14-gauge steel construction with baked enamel finish.
- Balanced XLR input/output for seamless integration with recording setups.
Owner's manual
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As of 0:10 in this video, Devin Townsend of Vai, Front Line Assembly, The Wild Hearts, and Strapping Young Lad, talks about his effect units and other equipment, and the JD7 is located in the bottom rack.
The Source URL is a rig rundown by PremierGuitar Magazine. PG caught up with current guitarist Tommy Thayer, along with techs Francis and Michael Berger, to dig into all the axes (in some cases, literally), effects, and amps that the band brought out on their 2014 tour with Def Leppard.
"The thunder starts with a Shure U4D-UHF into a Radial JD-7 Injector."
In this Instagram post showcasing Fredrik Thordendal’s rack, a Radial JD7 switching unit can be seen at the very top of the rack.
On Radial's website, Waters was mentioned as a user of this signal distribution system.
On Radial's website, Scott is mentioned as user of the Radial JD7 signal distrubution system.
Darryl runs a 2 channel Shure wireless to Rocktron Patchmate switcher to a Radial JD7 Injector, which splits the signal to an early 70’s Ampeg SVT head through a pair of Ampeg SVT 810 Classic cabinets, and also to a pair of Ashly BP41 preamps (one for J bass, one for P bass) to the Meyer crossovers, to 3 Crown amps then to the pair of Meyer tri-amped speaker cabinets. Each of the two Meyer speakers consist of 2×15, 1×12, and a horn.
"The Radial JD7 made my guitar sounds so much thicker and punchier. I think the Drag feature should be built into everything ever made!" - Walker about Radial JD7.
Before we bought the Radial JD7, each time I added an amp the impedance changed, the level dropped and it messed with my tone. With it, I can run as many amps as I like and it keeps my tone true. I use it in the studio and with my live rig. The Radial JD7 is phenomenal.
source: http://rockguitardaily.blogspot.de/2013/05/monster-truck-furiosity-in-conversation.html
"We have a Radial JD7 (guitar splitter) which is a great little tool for outputting to multiple amps at the same time."
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