Powered Line-input Signal Splitter? Options

[Wilko]

Hey, hey. I was wondering if there existed some kind of box, that split an incoming signal from a 1/4 jack into multiple 1/4 ouputs. So basically, a box that routes an input from a guitar to multiple outputs, but powered, so the signal is identical as possible through each output.

I'm trying to find something like this because I want to run my guitar through my pod XT into my Firepod, and also have the same signal going through to a seperate amp, which will be mic'd, also going into the firepod... so basically I want to record a real amp with my mic one track, as well as having an emulated mic'ing on another track going through the Pod XT. Hope I didn't over complicate that.


Guitar Out ------> Splitter input --->

Splitter Out 1- Pod XT ----> FirePod

Splitter Out 2 - Amp (which is mic'd) ---> FirePod

In essence, the same idea as a headphone signal splitter (shown below), only for a guitar signal.

http://img3.musiciansfriend.com/dbase/pics.../1/5/240215.jpg

Ce message a été modifié par Wilko - lun. 20 févr. 2006, 00:47.

[mortalengines]

The Radial stuff is pricey but worth every penny. Their stuff is built like Tanks. Will work for decades.

[HaraldSchneller]

The new millenium is just that, the digital one.
Take a Stealth Plug or any other cheap A/D device and set up multiple audio tracks in Logic, et al.
Still hungry? An Axon AX 50 USB combined with a Roland piezo PU will open the world of AU's.
It may take a while to understand how a DAW works, but then you will find yourself on the road again with a guitar case in one hand, a bag for a foot controller and a computer on your shoulder, a suitcase for clothes on the other.
Hop on a train and bring back some money DJ's have taken from us, the musicians