Radial Engineering JX44 V2 Guitar, Amp, & FX Signal Manager

Dimensions (Overall): 22.9 inches (L), 4.25 inches (H) x 10.2 inches (W) x 22.9 inches (D)
Weight: 8.71 pounds
Effect Type: Multiple Effects
Warranty: No Applicable Warranty. To obtain a copy of the manufacturer's or supplier's warranty for this item prior to purchasing the item,
• Buffered gold-contact inputs for unbalanced instruments such as guitars and basses
• Reverses signal polarity at the corresponding amplifier output to help correct phase issues when using multiple amps simultaneously
• The front panel jacks take priority over the rear panel instrument inputs
• Large switches with green LED indicators turn each instrument input onoff
• Multiple inputs can be on simultaneously
The Radial JX44 V2TM is a guitar & amp switching and routing system for professional concert touring, providing with the ability to connect and manage up to four guitars and four amplifiers, a stereo effects chain and a remote pedalboard with seamless integration throughout. Optional JR-5 remote footswitches or MIDI controllers can be used to select the inputs and outputs or activate FX. A local stereo effects loop can be used to connect rackmount signal processors and assign each channel to individual amplfiers, and an SGI line driver is built-in to feed distant pedalboards with ease when used with the SGI-44 remote guitar interface. An assignable direct box output is also featured for simultaneous studio-quality recording during a live performance, while a switching 120/240V power supply allows for easy international use with world touring acts.The JX44 V2 gives full control over even the most complex touring rigs. Switch between four inputs and route the signals to up to four amplifiers simultaneously. Connect effects locally in stereo or use a remote pedalboard with the optional SGI-44, and route FX to each amp output individually for wet-dry-wet setups. Utilize the JR-5 for remote guitar or amp switching, or connect a MIDI controller to integrate with existing setups. Finally, feed a direct output to FOH or a recording interface to capture the performance.