Radial Engineering X-AMP 500 Dual Active Reamper – 500 Series Module with Class-A Active Signal Drive, Dual Output Reamping, and Transformer-Isolated Guitar Re-Amping Interface for Studio Reprocessing and Creative Sound Design Workflows

Radial Engineering X-AMP 500 Dual Active Reamper is a professional 500-series re-amping module designed to send previously recorded audio back through guitar amplifiers and effects chains for creative sound shaping and studio reprocessing. It allows engineers to transform clean DI recordings into fully miked amp tones with precision control, making it an essential tool for modern production and sound design workflows.

Built around a high-performance Class-A active signal drive circuit, the X-AMP 500 delivers clean, low-noise signal conversion while maintaining the natural dynamics and tone of the original recording. Its active design ensures consistent impedance matching and strong signal integrity across a wide range of reamping scenarios.

A key feature of the unit is its dual output reamping capability, allowing the same signal to be sent to two separate amplifiers or effect chains simultaneously. This opens up creative possibilities for blending tones, capturing stereo amp setups, or comparing different sonic textures in real time.

The module also includes adjustable level controls and transformer-isolated outputs, ensuring optimal gain staging while eliminating ground loop noise and maintaining clean separation between studio gear and external amplifiers.

Key Features

• 500-series dual active reamping module for studio and live applications
• High-quality Class-A active signal drive for transparent reamping performance
• Two isolated outputs for simultaneous dual amplifier or effects routing
• Transformer-isolated design to reduce noise and eliminate ground loops
• Adjustable output level controls for precise gain staging
• Maintains natural dynamics and tone of original DI recordings
• Compatible with standard 500-series racks and modular systems
• Ideal for reamping, tone experimentation, and creative sound design workflows