Description

The Radial Reamp JCR takes the guesswork out of guitar tone. Track a clean DI signal now, worry about the amp sound later — then feed that recording back through an actual guitar or bass amp whenever inspiration (or a better idea) strikes. No need to keep the player around while you chase the right sound; the performance is locked in, and the tone is yours to shape at will.

Reamps prerecorded tracks back through a guitar or bass amp for re-recording
Built around John Cuniberti’s original patented Reamp circuit
Fully passive design — simple plug and play operation, no power needed
Frees up studio time by separating performance capture from tone shaping

This JCR is Radial’s current take on Cuniberti’s original Reamp box, still built around his custom-wound, USA-made transformer for that same trusted circuit. Radial added a few practical upgrades: separate XLR and 1/4″ TRS inputs, an output level control, and a three-position filter switch to tame harsh highs, add low-end warmth, or bypass entirely for the untouched original tone. A built-in mute function also lets you silence the output while repositioning mics or making adjustments, without touching a single cable.

Reamping isn’t just a guitar trick anymore — with today’s essentially unlimited track counts, engineers routinely reamp bass, drums, keys, violin, and more. It’s become one of those quiet secrets behind countless standout recordings, letting you experiment with mic placement, amp choice, and effects long after the take is done. The JCR carries that legacy forward, one passive box at a time.