DI Boxes
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Palmer PAN 01 Passive DI Box
£32.00
£47.00
Available to Order
Palmer PAN 04 2 Channel Passive DI Box
£57.00
£82.00
Available to Order
Art Z-Direct Passive D.I. Box
(1)
£32.00
£42.00
In Stock
Radial SB-1 Acoustic Stagebug DI Box
(1)
£65.00
£70.72
In Stock
Radial PRO48 DI Box
(1)
£92.00
£101.66
In Stock
LD Systems LDI02 Active DI Box
(1)
£34.00
£47.00
Available to Order
Radial SB-2 Bass Stagebug Keyboard DI Box
£69.00
In Stock
Art X-Direct Active D.I. Box
(1)
£44.00
£52.80
In Stock
Art DualXDirect Active 2 Channel DI Box
(1)
£60.00
£73.20
In Stock
Palmer PAN 02 Active DI Box
(1)
£49.00
£66.00
In Stock
Radial J48 DI Box
(1)
£177.00
£194.47
In Stock
Radial JDI-MK3
(2)
£179.00
£194.47
In Stock
Radial SB-4 Piezo Stagebug DI Box
(1)
£79.00
In Stock
Radial SB-5 Laptop Stagebug DI
(1)
£93.00
£101.66
In Stock
Radial PRO-AV2 Multimedia DI
£161.00
£176.80
In Stock
Radial JDX-48
£229.00
Free Delivery
In Stock
Radial HotShot DM1
£89.00
In Stock
Radial JDI Stereo DI Box
£269.00
Free Delivery
In Stock
Radial SGI Studio Guitar Interface System
£247.00
£265.19
Free Delivery
In Stock
Radial McBoost Mic Signal Booster
£194.00
In Stock
Radial PRO-D2 Passive DI Box
(1)
£149.00
In Stock
Art DTI Dual Transformer Isolator
(4)
£58.00
£73.20
In Stock
Art Promix
(1)
£99.00
£105.00
Sold Out
Klark Teknik DN100 Active DI Box
£89.00
In Stock
About DI Boxes
DI Boxes offer a simple way of converting unbalanced signals into balanced signals for connection to a PA or soundboard in live and studio use. Converting a signal from an unbalanced signal (from guitars, synthesizers or drum modules) into a balanced signal allows the audio and noise to travel a long distance unaffected. Without doing this, it would be susceptible to interference. DI Boxes come in both passive and active formats. They sometimes feature Ground Lift switch and a level reducing Pad switch to take some of the heat out of particularly hot signals.
Frequently Asked Questions about DI Boxes
No. A DI box is really for bringing an unbalanced low-level signal up to a microphone's balanced strong signal. This means a microphone will work simply by being plugged directly into a mixing desk or stage box.
Active DI boxes require either Phantom Power or a battery to operate. The electrical charge allows the box to give lower level signals a boost. This causes them to travel further down a cable without interference, granting easy gaining at the desk. Stronger signals such as those from an active bass guitar can get distorted with an active DI Box. They are much more suited to Passive DI Boxes. Passive DI Boxes don't require any power and are a good match for hotter signals. This is because they tend to saturate the signal when it is overdriven rather than immediately distort like Active DI boxes do. It's really down to what you're using it with. If you're in any doubt over which type of output your instrument produces please contact us and we can select the correct DI Box for your needs.