Palmer CAB M Passive Cabinet Merger

The concept behind the cab merger may be very simple, but it fills an important gap!

Have you ever wanted to connect two guitar cabinets to one amplifier output? The PCABM makes it possible.

In addition, you can select whether the cabinets should be wired in parallel or series  with one another. For example, if you interconnect two 8 ohm cabinets.  The PCABM offers you two resulting impedances to choose from: 4 ohms (parallel) or 16 ohms (serial). The device is passive and does not affect the tone in any way.

• Type: passive
• Number of inputs: 2
• Input connections: 6.3mm jack
• Number of outputs: 2
• Output connections: 6.3mm jack
• Cabinet material: die-cast aluminium
• Case surface: powder-coated
• Width: 105 mm
• Depth: 35 mm
• Height: 35 mm

Πρακτική, εύχρηστη και σταθερή βάση για άλτο σαξόφωνα (Εb). Κατασκευή από αλουμίνιο με προστατευτικά λάστιχα στο σημείο που εφάπτεται το σώμα και η καμπάνα του σαξοφώνου προς αποφυγή τραυματισμού του οργάνου. Αναδιπλώνεται τόσο, έτσι ώστε να τοποθετηθεί στην θήκη του από βελούδο και στη συνέχεια μέσα στην καμπάνα του οργάνου για εύκολη μεταφορά.

Διαστάσεις: 310 mm ύψος, 0.3 kg βάρος

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The PMBL-ACTIVE is a 2-channel stereo line level merge box that can be used to merge two stereo line signals into one stereo output. One classic application: routing two mixing desks to one PA system. The unit has enough amplification to boost even semi-professional levels accordingly. The input channels are galvanically isolated from one another. Each channel offers a mute switch and the ability to mix the stereo signal down to mono. The unit is housed in a 1 U/9.5" case and has a built-in power supply.

• Universal wall mount guitar hanger
• Self adjusting yoke
• Specially formulated rubber coating
• Interchangeable colour coding ring

The GS 08 WMB is a universal wall mount hanger for acoustic, electric and bass guitars. The yoke is self adjusting to accommodate any headstock. It is coated with specially formulated rubber that provides a secure grip and does not mar the finish.

Not recommended for guitars with nitro laquer.

Take back your guitar tone!

Today's guitar amp modeling plug-ins are simply amazing in their ability to faithfully model real guitar amplifiers. From IK Multimedia's Amplitube, to Waves, to Native Instruments, to Line 6, to Digital Performer's included Custom '59, you can plug your guitar directly into your audio interface, dial up a guitar tone in your plug-in software, and play. The sound is simply stunning.

The solution? ZBox!

ZBoxʼs unique advantage? Authentic matching circuits that emulate the two-jack switching network found on many classic amplifiers, complete with analog simulation of the input tube grid. Only ZBox delivers the most authentic amplifier impedance matching available for the absolute truest sound and "feel” from your guitar.

ZBox is the "missing link” for digital guitar processing, providing the hardware-driven input characteristics required to truly emulate a real guitar amp.

If you use Digital Performer's Custom 59 amp model plug-in, or a third-party guitar plug-in product like IK Multimedia Amplitube, Waves GTR, Native Instruments Guitar Rig, or similar guitar modeling software, use ZBox to further enhance the authenticity of the tones you play from these products!

Just plug your guitar into ZBoxʼs Lo-Z or Hi-Z input (whichever sounds better), and plug the ZBox into the guitar input on the destination device (audio interface, wireless box, mixer, recorder, PA, etc.) as shown.

ZBox provides the proper input impedance levels to match your guitarʼs output signal. The result? Your guitar sounds like it is connected to a real guitar amp and has a much warmer tone and authentic "response.”

This is especially true when using digitally modeled guitar processing software (plug-ins) on your computer, audio interface, digital mixer, etc.

To support a wide range of guitars, ZBOX provides authentic "Hi-Z” and "Lo-Z” inputs, just like the ones found on many classic guitar amps, complete with analog simulation of the input tube grid.