The Radial ProRMP is a passive box designed to unlock the creative magic of re-amping. Used on countless hit records, re-amping allows you to take a clean, pre-recorded signal and run it back through guitar amps, pedals, or other devices to sculpt entirely new textures. Whether it’s guitars, bass, keyboards, percussion, or even vocals, the ProRMP gives you the freedom to reimagine your tracks with authentic analog character.
Plug-and-play simplicity makes the ProRMP incredibly fast to set up — just connect your recorder to the ProRMP, feed your amp or effects units, and adjust the level as needed. At the heart of the unit is a custom-wound transformer that converts balanced low-impedance signals to high-impedance amp-friendly signals, while also providing isolation to eliminate hum and buzz from ground loops.
True to Radial’s reputation, the ProRMP is built to last. Its 14-gauge steel, welded I-beam frame, and protective book-end design shield the internal components from stress and impact, while a full-length non-slip pad keeps the unit stable and reduces the risk of unwanted electrical contact with amp chassis bolts.
Using the ProRMP is straightforward: connect your recorder or mixer’s output to the XLR input, then run the 1/4" output to your amp. Adjust the output level to taste and use the ground-lift switch to eliminate unwanted hum.
For years, Reamping has been the secret weapon behind countless legendary recordings. Engineers regularly Reamp® not only guitars, but also bass, keyboards, drums, and even vocals to create inspiring new tones and unique sonic signatures. With the right tools, the possibilities become absolutely endless.
The Radial ProRMP is a fully passive Reamper, requiring no external power to work its magic. At the heart of its great performance is a custom-wound transformer that converts balanced line-level signals into proper hi-Z amp-friendly output. This transformer also isolates the signal to eliminate ground-loop hum and unwanted noise. With plug-and-play simplicity, the ProRMP handles all impedance matching automatically — just set your level, connect your amp or pedals, and explore new tonal territory with confidence.
Begin by recording your dry guitar track using a Radial DI such as the Pro48. This lets the guitarist monitor their real amp while you capture a clean, unprocessed signal ready for later experimentation.
Feed the dry track from your recording system into the ProRMP, then into your amp and pedals. Adjust mic placement and amp settings to shape the exact tone you want — reamping gives you total sonic freedom without needing to re-record the performance.
Many wireless units produce a tone that feels thin or uninspiring. Running the balanced output of the wireless system through the ProRMP can dramatically warm and enhance the sound, giving you the fullness and character you expect.
