Vancouver, BC – Radial Engineering Ltd. is pleased to announce the new generation of JDV – the JDV Mk5 – is now shipping. Radial explains: “The origins of the JDV can be traced back to the 1980s when Vancouver was a hot spot for some of the most commercially successful recordings of all time including works… Read More
Emilio Garcia, great guitar teacher, composer, creator of trends and innovator to the masses is Croma Ltd.’s (Chile) house musician and user of Radial Tonebone products. Here’s his latest.
Still in love with the sound of your 100 Watt head but your neighbours can’t stand the strain? There are plenty of beast-taming load boxes on the market but Canada’s Radial can always be relied on for a novel approach.
Hunter Hayes’ signature acoustic rig can be yours! The Radial JDI (passive direct box) is the box Hunter says ‘You gotta have’ – so, follow the video and link and enter to win! Contest ends August 17, 2015 PG Giveaways: Hunter Hayes Signature Acoustic Rig
Multi-instrumentalist Devin Malone, currently taking up guitar duties with Hunter Hayes, dropped by Fox Nashville to talk Radial with host Eric Dahl. Check out what Devin tours and records with in this segment that aired on the show this morning.
It’s been nearly two decades since the release of the original JDI, and now Radial has introduced a Stereo version to its offering. Alistair McGhee quite literally lifts the lid on the new addition to see what it has in store for users.
Vancouver, BC – Radial Engineering Ltd. is pleased to announce the Headload guitar amplifier attenuator is now shipping. The new Headload allows the artist to reduce the volume levels on stage while driving the amp hard for maximum tone. With the proliferation of in-ear monitors, there has come a tremendous need for reducing sound pressure levels… Read More
Vancouver, BC – Radial Engineering Ltd is pleased to announce a next generation version of the popular JDX Reactor amplifier DI. Radial’s Jay Porter explains: “The JDX has become a staple in professional touring, clubs and houses of worship worldwide. While many engineers were initially skeptical because of previous bad experiences with different ‘red boxes’,… Read More
With guitar rigs, connecting several pedals and amps together can often lead to noisy setups. Guitarists will sometimes turn to using noise gates as a means of trying to eliminate the problem. But these devices not only rob tone, but they hamper the guitar’s attack time and limit natural sustain. The following page gives you several recommendations that can help eliminate noise.
I use the J48 with my Spector NS2000-5 with active EMG pick ups and blend it with my Sunn 300t head out front. When the band travels overseas I simply just run my bass through the J48 and a line from that straight to my in-ears and it’s just as beefy as it sounds coming out of my 8×10 back home; clear pronounced lows and full bodied highs. I love the way it sounds! In the studio I use it to run certain effects direct as well, bypassing the amp/cabinet.
