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Canvas Passive Re-Amp

Adding another tool to the musical paint pallet, Walrus Audio is creating another way to design your tone with the Canvas Series Passive Re-Amp. The Re-Amp is a studio tool designed to send recorded guitar, drums, or other instrument tracks from your recording session through pedals and effects, or different amp combinations. The Re-Amp makes it’s appearance to facilitate all-new ways to experiment with your songs.

Artists and producers can save time on tracking sessions by recording dry tracks first, then using Canvas Re-Amp’s custom Sapphire Transformers to convert line-level signals, optimizing them to work with amps and guitar pedals of any kind to explore limitless tones and sounds. 


Using a Re-Amp

1. From your DAW, audio track goes into the Canvas Re-Amp.

2. Out from Re-Amp into pedals or mic'd amp.

3. Out from pedals / amp back into DAW.

 

Canvas Re-Amp Features

  • Frequency Response: 20Hz To 20kHz
  • THD+N: 0.07% @ 20Hz / +4dBu Input 0.001% @ 1kHz / +4dBu Input
  • Maximum Input Level: +21dBu @ 20Hz
  • Noise Floor: -116dBu
  • Signal To Noise Ratio: 114dB @ 1kHz
  • Input: Balanced Line-Level
  • Input Impedance: 3k Ohms
  • Output: Unbalanced Instrumental-Level
  • Output Impedance: 2.5k Ohms
  • Common Mode Rejection Ratio:79dB @ 20Hz / +4dBu Input

       

      Adding another tool to the musical paint pallet, Walrus Audio is creating another way to design your tone with the Canvas Series Passive Re-Amp. The Re-Amp is a studio tool designed to send recorded guitar, drums, or other instrument tracks from your recording session through pedals and effects, or different amp combinations. The Re-Amp makes it’s appearance to facilitate all-new ways to experiment with your songs.

      Artists and producers can save time on tracking sessions by recording dry tracks first, then using Canvas Re-Amp’s custom Sapphire Transformers to convert line-level signals, optimizing them to work with amps and guitar pedals of any kind to explore limitless tones and sounds. 


      Using a Re-Amp

      1. From your DAW, audio track goes into the Canvas Re-Amp.

      2. Out from Re-Amp into pedals or mic'd amp.

      3. Out from pedals / amp back into DAW.

       

      Canvas Re-Amp Features

      • Frequency Response: 20Hz To 20kHz
      • THD+N: 0.07% @ 20Hz / +4dBu Input 0.001% @ 1kHz / +4dBu Input
      • Maximum Input Level: +21dBu @ 20Hz
      • Noise Floor: -116dBu
      • Signal To Noise Ratio: 114dB @ 1kHz
      • Input: Balanced Line-Level
      • Input Impedance: 3k Ohms
      • Output: Unbalanced Instrumental-Level
      • Output Impedance: 2.5k Ohms
      • Common Mode Rejection Ratio:79dB @ 20Hz / +4dBu Input

           

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          Description

          Adding another tool to the musical paint pallet, Walrus Audio is creating another way to design your tone with the Canvas Series Passive Re-Amp. The Re-Amp is a studio tool designed to send recorded guitar, drums, or other instrument tracks from your recording session through pedals and effects, or different amp combinations. The Re-Amp makes it’s appearance to facilitate all-new ways to experiment with your songs.

          Artists and producers can save time on tracking sessions by recording dry tracks first, then using Canvas Re-Amp’s custom Sapphire Transformers to convert line-level signals, optimizing them to work with amps and guitar pedals of any kind to explore limitless tones and sounds. 


          Using a Re-Amp

          1. From your DAW, audio track goes into the Canvas Re-Amp.

          2. Out from Re-Amp into pedals or mic'd amp.

          3. Out from pedals / amp back into DAW.

           

          Canvas Re-Amp Features

          • Frequency Response: 20Hz To 20kHz
          • THD+N: 0.07% @ 20Hz / +4dBu Input 0.001% @ 1kHz / +4dBu Input
          • Maximum Input Level: +21dBu @ 20Hz
          • Noise Floor: -116dBu
          • Signal To Noise Ratio: 114dB @ 1kHz
          • Input: Balanced Line-Level
          • Input Impedance: 3k Ohms
          • Output: Unbalanced Instrumental-Level
          • Output Impedance: 2.5k Ohms
          • Common Mode Rejection Ratio:79dB @ 20Hz / +4dBu Input