Re-amping Boxes?

[steveyraff]

Anyone ever build one or know of where I could get a vero layout to build one? I've been wanting a Reamp box for a long time now but they always seem pretty over priced for all they do (£200 - £300).

[Kipper4]

Probably because the transformer cost is in the parish of 1/3 of product if you where to buy it independently.
I feel sure a mass maker might get better prices for bulk buying.

[jimbeaux]

Ran across this - for about $60 - $70, nothing fancy - but no vero required

http://www.recordingmag.com/resources/resourceDetail/314.html

Parts listed available from Digikey here in the U.S.

[Kingmafw]

Well, here's a quite interesting guide how to build a Re-amp box without using expensive transformers. It's written in German, but when you chase the link underneath into a translator like Google translate, It's readable for you though 

https://www.soundandrecording.de/tutorials/re-amping-wozu-braucht-mans/

[Gus]

Did you try "diy (name of what you are looking for)" in google etc.?
also search for groupdiy

[dschwartz]

Why not to use active DI?

[jonnyeye]

Why not to use active DI?

A properly floating transformer prevents ground loop noise and reduces the possibility of damage due to potential differences between devices.

I don't have a vero for you, but this is an easy one for you to learn how to design yourself. Check out the TY-250P transformer, which can easily do what we need from a transformer here (isolation is good, frequency response is more than adequate, levels are fine) and is cheap as transformers go. Do you need tone and volume controls on the output?

[potul]

Would one of these do the trick?

https://www.amazon.com/Behringer-DI400P-BEHRINGER-ULTRA-DI/dp/B000KUA8G6

Passive DI (transformed based) with a ground lift. 20$... cannot be cheaper.
The only issue is that the output is XLR only, but I guess it could be easily modified to add jack out.