Desertcart purchases this item on your behalf and handles shipping, customs, and support to UK.
🎸 Elevate your sound game with ART Dual RDB — where pro reamping meets studio-grade clarity!
The ART Dual RDB Reamping Direct Box is a professional-grade stereo interface designed for seamless connection between line-level sources and mic/instrument inputs. Featuring dual 1/4-inch TRS and XLR balanced inputs, high-quality isolation transformers to prevent ground loops, and variable input pads for precise level control, it delivers transparent audio across a 20Hz-20kHz frequency range. Ideal for reamping, mixing, and AV applications, it offers a reliable, affordable solution trusted by home studios and pros alike.
| ASIN | B0073EQXO8 |
| Audio Input | XLR |
| Best Sellers Rank | #15,203 in Musical Instruments ( See Top 100 in Musical Instruments ) #30 in Recording Signal Direct Boxes |
| Brand | ART |
| Brand Name | ART |
| Compatible Devices | Personal Computer |
| Connectivity Technology | XLR |
| Customer Reviews | 4.1 out of 5 stars 72 Reviews |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00840402019534 |
| Item Type Name | Dual RDB Reamping Direct Box |
| Item Weight | 0.4 kg |
| Manufacturer | ART |
| Manufacturer Part Number | Dual RDB |
| Maximum Sample Rate | 96 KHz |
| Model Number | DUALRDB |
| Number of Channels | 2 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Packs | 1 |
| Operating System | Windows |
| UPC | 840402019534 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Warranty Description | 3 year manufacturer’s defect warranty. |
C**R
Works for home studio guitar reamping of DAW signal through pedals into mic'ed amp.
This reamp box works perfectly as a low cost reamping option. Ran a quick scratch DI track out from my interface to my pedals and amp, mic'ed it, and recorded the reamped track into my DAW simultaneously. Just make sure to keep the interface preamp receiving the mic'ed amp signal low to avoid creating a feedback loop. You can record enable the mic'ed reamp track with its fader all the way down and monitoring on, then ride the interface preamp volume to get a loud recorded signal, while monitoring the overall sound through your amp in the room.
M**P
great for mixer to keyboard amp
bought to allow monitor sends from a pro mixer to keyboard amp unbalanced intrument inputs. It works great for that, it brings down the gain a little more than I would want, but is totally the solution. No hum, no super twitchy volume knob reaction due to mismatched impedence.
G**E
Low-Z to Hi-Z works for me
Takes the Low-Z stereo sound of my Waldorf synthesizer line 1/4" TRS and allows me to route to stereo XLR Hi-Z inputs on my audio interface. No line/ground/audio issues. Works 100% perfectly in this way for me while allowing more simultaneous, separated inputs for my PC's audio interface.
R**N
confusing
Works well as a di. But trying to reamp a guitar signal from my daw into vox ac30cc i blew up a channel in my interface. sooo don’t know if that was me or if the box is just a glorified di box. in any case in works best as a di.
Y**I
The Swiss knife of audio connections boxes.
This works as a: 1-stereo DI box (impedance matching) 2-audio splitter 3-re-amping device 4-level matcher It's solid, sounds great and is eminently affordable. So if you're looking for any of these things for your studio or live gig, you should definitely consider the Dual RDB.
M**T
Will work, but you need more gear in the signal chain!
I MADE this item work, but by itself it does NOT work as advertised. The output signal is FAR too low to use as recommended, i.e., laptop-->Dual RDB-->amplifier. What came out of the amp was very quiet and when I pushed the signal it mostly added buzzing instead of volume. I reached out to ART by email about this and never heard back. What DID work: I happened to have a small Behringer mixing board which I inserted in the signal chain, i.e., laptop-->mixer-->Dual RDB-->amplifier. The mixer provided enough signal boost to get a proper signal to the amplifier. But I don't think it's fair for anyone to have to shell out extra cash on an additional product just to make THIS product work as advertised.
P**3
Don't record guitar at home (or in a studio) without a reamp box!
I have a bedroom studio in my home, but I take my recordings seriously. I want the best sound I can get on my limited budget. I have several guitar amps that I can choose from to record, but if I am smart, I will use this reamp and direct box to give me the option to change the sound later. Recording a dry guitar track along with the amp allows a lot of flexibility when it comes time to mix. If I discover that I used too much distortion or reverb, I can send the signal through this device back to the amp and adjust the FX, gain, etc. to get it right the second time. It saves so much time as opposed to trying to play the part and get the performance the exact same as the take I decided to use. I love ART equipment. I own several of their devices and they are a great value for the money.
S**L
Great for looper-mixer-amp setup
Using to step down hot signal from looper so that a guitar amp can be used as mixer monitor. Worked perfectly out of box, has 2 ins and outs, both 1/4 and XLR, and no 9v power needed...nice features for the price
B**I
Reamp
It made a difference to a phaser I using plus it great for reamp recording a guitar
R**D
great reamp box
does exactly what it should, sounds super clean and having 2 channels is nice. Some users have mentioned that the output levels are very low, but I believe the output knobs are really a trim knob, where "max" is the same level as the input level, or a very similar level. So you need to record your DI tracks at a healthy level.
C**O
Very versatile product for many isolating uses!
Was actually doing a weird isolating problem, a hardware send from a mixer heading into an fx preamp effects unit which required a reamp box. This box allows not only 1/4 and XLR isolation but also has 2 inputs and outputs. This box solved the problem right away.
S**R
Fantastic
Fantastic well built excellent product.
S**A
Great product
Great product
Trustpilot
1 month ago
1 week ago