Quick question: the description of the Radial JDI mentions using it as a speaker DI, and I always assumed that meant you stick it in between your head and cabinet. But the way it was phrased struck me as odd...
"...allows the JDI to be connected in parallel with a speaker. This, for instance, allows the engineer to tap the sound coming from a guitar amplifier speaker post-distortion thus adding another creative dimension."
The way that's written makes it sound like this thing is wired into a cab, and somehow capturing actual speaker distortion from the cab, as opposed to being in between an amp and cab and being used to capture the tone of raging power tubes in an SVT. So which is it?
Link to the full text, for reference:
http://pro-audio.musiciansfriend.co...neering-JDI-MK3-Passive-Direct-Box?sku=153902
"...allows the JDI to be connected in parallel with a speaker. This, for instance, allows the engineer to tap the sound coming from a guitar amplifier speaker post-distortion thus adding another creative dimension."
The way that's written makes it sound like this thing is wired into a cab, and somehow capturing actual speaker distortion from the cab, as opposed to being in between an amp and cab and being used to capture the tone of raging power tubes in an SVT. So which is it?
Link to the full text, for reference:
http://pro-audio.musiciansfriend.co...neering-JDI-MK3-Passive-Direct-Box?sku=153902
