Professional Dual-Channel Passive Direct Box (DB-02)

Description

This box lets you connect an unbalanced, high impedance signal to a balanced, low-impedance input. It is most often used for plugging a keyboard, electric guitar, or electric bass guitar directly into a mixing console’s microphone - level input. It can also be used in DJ applications.

Specifications:

• SIGNAL PROCESSOR: Maximize your live sound. With its TS jack connector and detachable AC power cord, this direct box is the perfect tool for recording applications. Easily connect your keyboards, guitars, and outboard signal processors to ensure the best sound quality possible
• PREMUIM AUDIO PROVIDER: This powerful device provides seamless connections between unbalanced signals from sources like sub mixers, effects processors, and keyboards, to your main PA or recording mixer. With the added benefit of an impedance transformer, you'll experience buzz and hum cancellation for a clean and professional sound
  
• MULTIPLE FUCTIONS: In addition to musical instruments, this direct box can also be used with the line output of a boom box or consumer stereo system to sample old records. The included hum eliminator makes it easy to connect unbalanced devices
• DURABLE CONSTRUCTION: The sturdy all-metal construction of this direct box ensures long-lasting durability, making it a reliable choice for any professional musician or audio engineer. Its durable design can withstand the rigors of frequent use, providing a solid foundation for your audio equipment setup
• EASY TO OPERATE: This direct box makes connecting musical instruments to the PA system easier. Simply use the ground lift adapter to connect electric bass, guitar, keyboard, or other processors and enjoy pure and clean audio
• WIDE APPLICATION: This direct box provides an easy solution for professionals in the music and entertainment industries. By using this box, you can easily connect an unbalanced, high impedance signal to a balanced, low-impedance input. Simply plug in your keyboard, electric guitar, or electric bass guitar and connect it directly to a mixing console's microphone-level input