PRO AUDIO 380 Direct Boxes
AV Direct Multi-Input Audio/Video Direct Box
Accepts virtually any input/output level and offers remote level control. Has stereo RCA, 1/8” and and 1/4” TRS line level inputs, as well as a 1/4” and bare wire pressure clip speaker level inputs. (ARAVD)........55.00
DI100 ULTRA-DI Active Direct Box with Groundlift Switch
Buffers the input signal with an amplifier to ensure that the sound source reaches the mixer balanced and noise-free. Can also deal with a guitar amps speaker output, handling up to 3000w. #BEDI100 ..............................................33.99
DI600P ULTRA-DI Passive Direct Injection Box
Connect amp outputs of up to 3,000-watts. It also converts any unbalanced signal to a balanced signal. Filter switch reduces annoying hiss and buzz
#BEDI600P.......................................33.99 TYPE 85 FET Direct Box
High quality discrete components in a single ended class A circuit results in smooth, pristine audio fidelity with low noise floor. Ground lift switch and voltage gain selector. (CODB)..................152.95
ProAV2 Passive A/V Stereo Direct Box
Full two-channel stereo functionality. Includes 1/4” and RCA connectors. Transformer isolation eliminates ground loops that cause audio hum and buzz and video hum bars or snow.
#RAPROAV2 .....................................................................169.99 S-direct plus Active Stereo Direct Box
Buffers the input signal with an amplifier ensuring that the sound source will reach the mixer balanced and noise-free. Also ensures clean, pure and powerful sound when using extremely long cables. (#SASDIRECTP) ...............39.00
pdDI Two-Channel Direct Box
Interface unbalanced, stereo line output with balanced equipment. 1/8” mini TRS stereo jack or two sets of color coded RCA inputs that also feature Thru RCA connectors. Ground lift switch and 20dB pad switch in each channel. (#WHPCDI) .........................................................129.95
dPDB Dual Channel Passive Direct Injection Box
Connect instruments (or other sources) to balanced inputs. Also allows connection of a music source to an instrument amp while simultaneously patching it to a mixer. Switchable input attenuation, parallel link jack, and switchable ground lift. #ARDPDB...........................................48.00
DI20 ULTRA-DI Active 2-Channel DI Box/Splitter
Ideal for guitar and bass players, multiple modes allow for flexible usage. Can also be balance unbalanced sources. Three levels of switchable input attenuation allows input levels of up to +48dBu. #BEDI20 .............................................21.99
DI800 ULTRA-DI 8-Channel Direct Injection Box
Use in the studio or live. Each channel features an attenuator switch, pad and ground lift switches and the ability to take the speaker output of an amplifier. A front panel LINK connector can function as an additional input, or direct output. (#BEDI800) 108.99
PDC21• PDC22 Single & Dual Channel Direct Boxes
1/4” phone line input, XLR and 1/4” outputs, parallel connection, and attenuation switch.
#PYPDC21 (Single-channel)......13.99 #PYPDC22 (Dual-channel) ........21.99
ProDI • ProD2 Passive Direct Boxes
Custom-made transformer handles high levels without saturation. Exceptionally linear 20Hz-18kHz frequency response, 15dB pad and ground lift switch.
#RAPRODI (Single-channel) ............99.99 #RAPROD2 (Dual-channel)Call or Log-on
Director
Converts unbalanced line, instrument or speaker level signal to low impedance balanced mic level. Features 1/4” parallel wired in/out jacks, 30dB pad switch, switchable high cut filter and a ground lift switch.
#WHD...............................................................................59.95 EDB1 Single Channel Direct Box
• 1/4” parallel wired in/out jacks • Three position pad switch • Ground Lift switch
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WHEDB1.......................Call or Log-on IMP 2: Direct Box for PA or Studio (WHIMP2) .......................39.95
Passive Direct Box
Connect instrument, line or speaker level signals to a mixer or other balanced input through a high performance audio isolation transformer. Features a switchable low pass filter, ground lift switch, phase invert switch, Input attenuator and input link for additional routing. #ARZD
................................................................Call or Log-on
DI400P ULTRA-DI Passive Direct Injection Box
Connect instruments to mixers without losing tone. Convert unbalanced signal to a balanced signal. Thru/Out jack can send the unbalanced signal to an onstage amplifier while the balanced signal is routed to a mixer. (#BEDI400P)..........................26.99
GI100 ULTRA-G DI Box with Speaker Simulation for Guitars
Connect electric guitars to recording and live sound reinforcement consoles. Also emulates a 4 x 12” speaker cabinet so there is no need to mike an actual speaker.
#BEGI100 .......................................33.99 ProAV1 Passive Multi-Media Direct Box
Connections include 1/4” for instruments, RCA and 1/8” connectors and a +4dB XLR input. The front panel connectors can also be used as thru-puts to allow multiple patch points. (RAPROAV1).....................................119.99
DB14 Director Stereo Direct Box/Signal Separator
For applications where a stereo source signal can be separated, and then individual volume controls can be used for the level of each track. Use in situations like rehearsing a choir to the background music track. Stereo RCA inputs, RCA and XLR outputs. (#RODB14B)...49.95
Direct2 Two-Channel Passive Direct Box
Each channel features a ground lift switch and a 20dB pad. Input and output grounds are isolated from each other, allowing use as if it were two separate DIs without worrying about ground loop interaction.
#WHD2............................................................................119.95 podDI
Personal Audio Interface • Stereo to mono direct box • Single input passive DI • Ground lift switch • 1/8” stereo mini TRS input • Dual RCA inputs, balanced XLR output WHPODDI..........................................................................79.99
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