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What would be the best DI to use for guitar rig?
I'm using a pod 2 right now... the sound is adequate but I'm sure I could do better.
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The mesa boogie rectifier recording preamp. The absolute best di recording amp ive used.
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the countryman active d.i.'s are just swell too.
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