Real JP2C Cab Clone into Axe III?

[jbigg21]

I've been reading about the Cab Clone output from my JP2C and wanting to try it. Anyone know if I can safely run from the Cab Clone out to an input on the Axe III, essentially using the Axe as the recording interface? Thoughts?

 

[FractalAudio]

I don't know why anyone would want to use this. It's just a resistive load. It won't sound anything like a reactive load. The should've at least used the Two Notes / OX style reactive load IMO.

 

[jbigg21]

I thought cab simulation (limited I understand) was part of the cab clone output on the JP2C. Am I wrong?

 

[FractalAudio]

I thought cab simulation (limited I understand) was part of the cab clone output on the JP2C. Am I wrong?

It's a resistive load with an analog cabinet emulation (like a Palmer PDI).

 

[DLC86]

Cliff, a question that you surely have an answer for:
If i put a DI box (one which can accept speaker level signals and pad it down to line level) between an amp and a cab, the amp still "sees" the speaker impedance curve or is it altered?
And the signal I get out of the DI box line out has already the effect of the impedance curve "baked in", right?

Sorry for the approximative language but I didn't know how to better put the question

 

[FractalAudio]

Cliff, a question that you surely have an answer for:
If i put a DI box (one which can accept speaker level signals and pad it down to line level) between an amp and a cab, the amp still "sees" the speaker impedance curve or is it altered?
And the signal I get out of the DI box line out has already the effect of the impedance curve "baked in", right?

Sorry for the approximative language but I didn't know how to better put the question

Yes.

 

[DLC86]

Yes.

Thanks!

 

[PBGas]

The good news is they put the new reactive load into the rear of the new Rectifier Badlander amp.
The bad news...I still don't need an amp!