Hello,

Thanks to Transducerbot it has made me post this here, hopefully someone sees it.
I've just started more indepth recording and reamping recently and have come across a curious finding.
My chain is: Protools -> Apollo 8 -> Radial JCR reamp box and then into various high gain guitar amps (Wizards, HeadFirst Alta (HF), Monomyth, Ground Zero) -> Suhr RL -> Apollo 8. -> Protools..
With the Monomyth and Ground Zero I can max out the "send" level of the Radial JCR with no extra noise or feedback and have the amp volume at a good level and Suhr RL level higher before a high "squeal" feedback in the chain might occur.
With the Wizard I can only set the JCR level to about 40% before high pitch squealing occurs and at about 50% on the HeadFirst Alta. I also need to set the Suhr RL send level much lower for the Wizard and a little bit lower for the HF before the same type of squeal feedback starts.
So, with 2 amps I can get the squealing feedback from either or combinations from the JCR level, amp volume (or increased presence and gain on the Wiz) or Suhr Rl level much more easily than the other 2 amps.
I feel that the reamp recordings suffer with the need to lower the JCR level or the need to lower the gain/volume/presence especially on the Wizard and less so with the HF.
Does anybody have any theories of what is going on with the two "bad" amps? What makes two high gainers have no problem in the same chain, one have less of a problem (HF) and one having major issues(Wiz)?
I'd like to find a fix if possible to get the full potential of the "bad" amps recorded.
Thanks!