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General| Channels | 1 |
|---|---|
| Ground Lift | Yes |
| Inputs | 1 x 1/4" |
| Outputs | 1 x 1/4" |
| Output Impedance | 600 Ω |
| THD | <0.005% |
Important safety warnings and disclaimers before connecting or operating the JDX, including it not being a load box.
Congratulates the user on purchasing the Radial JDX, highlighting its unique recording capabilities.
Explains how the JDX differs from standard DI boxes and its unique reactive circuit approach.
Demonstrates using the JDX to replace a microphone and combining its signal with other sources.
Explains using the JDX with the Radial Phazer for perfect phase alignment in recordings.
Illustrates the signal path through the JDX using a block diagram and accompanying text.
Details the parallel jacks for amp/speaker and the transformer's role in isolation and reactive load.
Describes the Ground Lift switch for noise reduction and the Active Bandpass Filter for speaker emulation.
Explains the Class-A balanced driver for mic-level output and the 180° Polarity Reverse switch.
Details the balanced mic-level output via an XLR connector adhering to AES standards.
Describes the main input, output, and power connections for the JDX, including PSU jack.
Details the available switches like Ground Lift, Polarity Reverse, and the Power LED indicator.
Provides step-by-step instructions and diagrams for connecting the JDX to an amplifier and speaker.
Addresses questions about mounting the JDX, using it with load boxes, and with bass amplifiers.
Answers questions regarding leaving the JDX connected and its compatibility with combo amps without rear jacks.
Discusses the speaker emulation sound and how it compares to the original amplifier's sound.
