Walrus Audio Canvas Re-Amp

Walrus Audio Canvas Passive Re-Amp – Passive studio reamp box with custom transformer

Converts line level to instrument level · Send recorded tracks to pedals/amps · Perfect for tracking dry first, then shaping tone later · Creative studio workflow tool

The Walrus Audio Canvas Passive Re-Amp is a studio tool built to unlock the full power of reamping: record your parts dry first, then route those recorded tracks back out through pedals, effects, and amplifier setups to dial in the exact tone you want—without re-tracking and without slowing the creative flow.

At the heart of the unit is a custom transformer that converts line-level signals (from an interface output, preamp, etc.) and optimizes them for the instrument world—guitar pedals and amp inputs. In practice, it lets a recorded track behave like a live instrument feed, giving you the freedom to audition different pedal chains, amp combinations, and textures as many times as you want.

It’s ideal for fast tracking sessions: capture clean takes, then do tone design later. And it’s not limited to guitar—reamping can be a game-changer for drums, synths, or any recorded source you want to run through real hardware to add depth, grit, and character.

Key features

• Passive reamp box for studio workflows (Canvas Series)

• Converts line-level signals for proper integration with amps and pedals

• Record dry first, then reamp later to save time and expand options

• Route recorded tracks through pedalboards, effects, and amp chains

• Custom transformer for stable, musical conversion

• Compact format for easy integration into any studio setup

Technical specifications

• Type: Re-amp box (passive)

• Country of origin: USA

• Weight: 0.37 kg

• Color: Multi

• Brand: Walrus Audio

• Note: described as passive; no power required for its core function

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Track clean now, sculpt tone later—then change your mind as often as you like.