Can anyone recommend a good splitter unit/pedal for recording?

[Bassnomer]

I'm looking for a splitter unit to use during studio recording. It would be used for sending one signal to a mic'ed amp (guitar and sometimes bass) and one straight into my DAW for greater flexibility (amp sims and such). I have a Boss TU-2 pedal that I would use, but it's kind of iffy since it took some water damage on a gig.

Any recommendations for a unit that doesn't color the sound or change the output of the signal would be greatly appreciated!

Spenser

 

[M0ses]

Countryman DI is what you want. Totally transparent, totally reliable. Or any other studio quality DI will work too, but the countryman is also a phenomenal gig backup unit.

 

[silky smoove]

Countryman DI is what you want. Totally transparent, totally reliable. Or any other studio quality DI will work too, but the countryman is also a phenomenal gig backup unit.

Agreed

Countryman and Radial are basically the standards for this application.

 

[willbassyeah]

you can use any di pedal with parallel out/thru
guitar input ->thru to amp ->xlr out to interface

DBX db10 (passive) - only 65 bucks,
Amazon.com: DBX db10 Passive Direct Box: Musical Instruments

DBX db12 (Active) - 83 bucks
Amazon.com: DBX db12 Active Direct Box: Musical Instruments

more expensive option
Radial JDI - 200 bucks
Radial JDI | Sweetwater.com

Tech 21 Sansamp like Para DI, BDDI, VTDI about USD

 

[DirkP]

One more more expensive option:
Lehle RMI Basswitch IQ. Awesome.