Made for the Mod slot of a Templeboard pedalboard, the Temple Audio Design Studio MOD module kits out your rig with a DI box, a re-amp box and buffer pedal in one. Switched into play mode, your guitar can be directly plugged into the 6.3mm jack port mounted on the front panel and treated by a professional studio-quality amplifier that takes the dry signal and converts it into a balanced signal, prepping it for recording before sending it out via the fitted XLR port. The signal is even buffered along the way and outputted to your pedals via the 6.3mm jack port mounted on the rear at the same time. Temple Studio MOD Re-amping To modify the sound of recordings after you've already made them, the Studio MOD can simply be flipped into re-amp mode, so that an earlier recorded DI signal can be re-sent out, retaining the full feel of the original played-in take. To set it up, simply link one of the balanced outputs of your audio interface to the TRS jack input on the front of the module and adjust the volume knob to match the level of the recorded guitar. This allows any added compressors, overdrives, fuzzes and other gear to respond normally to your recorded playing dynamics. Then, you can play the dry signal through and output it via the 6.3mm jack on the rear panel of the module and send it back through your pedalboard and your amplifier - ready to be re-recorded - or 're-amped'.