Description
The Radial SGI Stereo allows guitar players with stereo setups to connect to dual amplifiers in a remote location, such as an amp room in a studio or across a large stage.
The SGI Stereo system is comprised of two units: the SGI TX (transmitter) and the SGI RX (receiver). The SGI TX typically sits at the end of a guitar pedalboard, connecting to the last pedal in your effects chain via left and right ¼" instrument cables. The SGI RX lives next to your amplifiers and can be placed hundreds of feet away, depending on the size of the venue or the studio you are working in. Both units utilize premium Jensen transformers, which ensure your signal is free from noise, while preserving the original tone from your pedalboard, no matter how far you send the signal.
The SGI Stereo uses standard Cat5 Ethernet cables to connect between the TX and RX units, allowing you to use lightweight, economical cabling. It also means that the SGI Stereo can take advantage of existing building infrastructure to feed signals between different rooms, as many buildings have Ethernet cabling already wired throughout the walls. Rugged Neutrik etherCON connectors can also be used with both units to prevent against accidental disconnection during a live show.
Engineered with Radial’s signature road-ready construction and industry-leading Jensen transformers, the SGI Stereo makes it easy to deliver audio cleanly across long distances without any alteration to the original tone of the instrument.
Features
• Balanced stereo line driver for guitar pedals, pedalboards, or amp modellers
• Send signals up to 100m (300ft) without loss or noise
• Premium Jensen transformers for optimal sound quality
• Delivers natural tone to off-stage amplifiers
• Transmits analog audio over a single, economical Cat5 Ethernet cable
• Flexible 9V-18V pedalboard power supply compatibility