The N-audio Blog: Your Source for Expert Tips

Explore the N-audio Blog section, a valuable source for those seeking to enhance their technical knowledge. Here, you’ll find useful tips and tricks to improve your guitar gear setup for optimal performance.

The Evolution of N-audio Amp Switchers

The Evolution of N-audio Amp Switchers

The N-audio reputation for building world-class amp cabinet switchers didn’t happen overnight. It has been a journey of constant refinement. Since 2020, there were several critical updates – some driven by the release of new gear from other brands, and others born…

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N-audio amp switchers using a Tuner

All about the 4X4 and 8X7 Tuner Output

The tuner output can be a very useful feature that expands the functionality of your setup. The latest and upgraded 4X4 and 8X7 amp switchers from N-audio also include some improvements in this area. In this topic, I’ll cover everything you need to know about the…

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Two Notes Reload II BOSS TAE Core

Reload II and TAE Core with Amp Cabinet Switchers

UPDATE: The N-audio 8X7 and 4X4 now support all power attenuators, including Reload II and BOSS TAE CORE. If you purchased an amp switcher before October 2025, please read the article below: One of my clients, Ed Tullett – a UK-based songwriter and producer uses the…

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Expand amp cabinet switcher image

Expanding the 8X7 Amp Cabinet Switcher

N-audio amp cabinet switchers offer versatile solutions for guitarists and music stores. The 4X4 model switches up to 4 amplifiers, while the 8X7 switcher handles up to 8 amps. For most players, 8 amplifiers may be enough. However, collectors with massive amp setups…

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Tube amplifier power

Removing Output Tubes to Reduce Power

If you own a 100W tube amplifier and want to reduce its power, you may have wondered: What happens if I remove two of the power tubes? Will it work? How will it affect the impedance? Which tubes should I remove? Such questions frequently arise among some guitar…

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Power Attenuator

Using a Power Attenuator with an Amp Cabinet Switcher

Power attenuators have been commonly used by guitarists for decades. Musicians rely on them on stage, in studios, and at home. In this post, I’ll explain how to connect your power attenuator and how to match impedances, especially when working with different speaker…

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FX-Loop blog

FX-Loop Using Amp Cabinet Switchers

I wrote this article to share tips on using FX-Loop units in your guitar rig, as N-audio now offers an FX-Loop extension for all amp cabinet switchers. Whether you’re using the Two Amps to Cabinet, 4X4 Switcher, or 8X7 Amp Cabinet Switcher, this guide will help you…

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Amplifier Cabinet Switchers

Tips for using amplifier cabinet switchers

In recent years, devices for quickly switching between amplifiers and cabinets have gained popularity among musicians. These switchers are ideal for A/B comparisons and studio work, as rewiring cables between amps can be time-consuming and routing cables for…

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Check the phase of a guitar pickup

How to check the phase of your guitar pickup?

Upgrading your pickups is one of the most exciting ways to reshape your guitar’s tone. However, there’s one technical detail that can easily ruin the result: the pickup phase. If the pickups are wired out of phase, they will cancel each other out when used together….

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Understanding and using MIDI messages for guitar effects

Understanding and using MIDI messages for guitar effects

If you’re a guitar player, understanding and utilizing MIDI messages can be highly beneficial when controlling your pedalboard or your complete rig. By learning how to use MIDI to control your guitar effects, amplifiers, switchers, loopers, and other devices, you can…

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Designing MIDI In and MIDI Out schematics

Designing MIDI in and MIDI out schematics

When I first started working on MIDI devices, I did what most people do: I searched Google for schematic examples. I found plenty, but after a closer look, I realized I needed to dig deeper to build a truly reliable schematic for the 8X7 and 4X4 amp switchers. In this…

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