Radial ShotGun Instrument Buffer & Splitter

£239.00

Radial Guitar Pedals are fresh in, this is a New one & the Just Pedals team think it is a very nice one too. Good news ! This can be delivered straight to your door, quickly and securely, anywhere in the UK & Europe. For more info on this New Guitar Pedals, please read on […]

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Radial Guitar Pedals are fresh in, this is a New one & the Just Pedals team think it is a very nice one too. Good news ! This can be delivered straight to your door, quickly and securely, anywhere in the UK & Europe. For more info on this New Guitar Pedals, please read on for full details, demos, videos, reviews and order online.

Here's what Radial say about the ShotGun Instrument Buffer & Splitter

The Shotgun makes it easy to drive multiple amplifiers cleanly and in phase without buzz or hum from ground loops. In mono operation, connect to input-1 of the Shotgun and you can feed up to four amps simultaneously. For stereo setups, the Shotgun automatically reconfigures when both inputs are used; feeding input-1 to the first two amplifiers, and input-2 to the second pair. Isolation transformers and ground lifts are included on the outputs to eliminate ground loop noise, along with 180° polarity reverse switches to ensure all amps are phase-matched.

Key Features

  • 1×4 mono or 2×2 stereo operation
  • Isolated outputs eliminate buzz and hum
  • Buffered outputs prevent signal loss
  • 180° polarity switches to phase-match amps

Using the Shotgun in 1×4 mono-mode
The Shotgun gives you total freedom to connect your pedalboard output to amps, effects or the PA. The isolated outputs eliminate nasty ground loop hum.

Using the Shotgun in 2×2 stereo-mode
Plug in your stereo chorus and the Shotgun delivers a noise-free stereo signal as it automatically rebalances the load to retain your tone.

Using the Shotgun in the studio
Use the Shotgun to split your guitar signal to various effects, amps and a direct box so that you can Reamp your guitar solo later on.

Additional information

Weight 1 kg

Tasty Pedals made by Radial

Radial Engineering Ltd., commonly known as Radial, is a prominent manufacturer of audio equipment and accessories, including guitar pedals, direct boxes, signal processors, and audio interfaces. Founded in 1991 by Peter Janis, Radial has earned a reputation for producing high-quality, durable products designed to meet the demands of professional musicians, engineers, and audio technicians. Among Radial’s lineup of guitar pedals, the Tonebone series stands out, offering a variety of effects pedals designed to enhance tone and performance. One notable pedal is the Radial Tonebone Classic distortion pedal, which delivers classic overdrive and distortion tones with versatile controls for shaping the sound. Additionally, Radial offers a range of other pedals, including boosters, compressors, and switchers, designed to provide musicians with reliable tools for achieving their desired sound. In addition to pedals, Radial is known for its direct boxes, such as the popular Radial JDI passive direct box, which is widely used in professional recording studios and live sound applications for its transparent sound and robust build quality. With a commitment to innovation and quality, Radial continues to be a trusted name in the audio industry, offering a wide range of products designed to meet the needs of musicians and audio professionals worldwide.

Just Pedal Ingredients.

&. Buffer — A buffer pedal is used to preserve the quality and integrity of a guitar’s signal as it travels through a pedalboard. Its primary function is to maintain the signal strength and tonal clarity, especially in setups with multiple effects pedals and long cable runs. When a guitar signal passes through a series of effects pedals and long cables, it can experience signal degradation, resulting in a loss of high frequencies, reduced clarity, and increased noise. A buffer pedal addresses this issue by using active circuitry to “buffer” or isolate the guitar signal from the effects chain. This helps to prevent signal loss and tonal degradation, ensuring that the signal remains strong and clear throughout the entire signal path. Buffer pedals are especially useful in complex pedalboards where multiple pedals and long cables can otherwise negatively impact the guitar’s tone.. Guitar Pedals. Instrument. New. ShotGun. Splitter.