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Ed Dixon
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Behringer has a number of different DI boxes. Some work very well and others are not good at all. The ones that have any kind of battery options are problematic.
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riffy
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I use a Whirlwind Direct2. 2 DI's in one, does the hum-drum duty as required. It IS build like a tank though.
mrT
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I've been satisfied with my 2 directors...
bubbagump
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Farview said:
Hellooooo!!!?!?!?! Magarious, you didn't respond to this. If you got a passive IMP or the like, you are going to burn something up running a speaker level signal into it. Be careful. There are DIs designed to take a speaker level signal... but the passive cheapies out there are NOT designed for this.
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Mr Blues
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I definatly agree with Xstatic.
The BSS AR 133 DI reallly shines.
I have a Tanglewood Jumbo gutair' and my preamp pick up died on me on the gutiar.
It would cost around £300 to get a new decent pick up so I got the guy to just fit a low impendence pick up so I can put my jack lead straght in.
Since I brought the BSS DI box and connected that to my mixer through an XLR, it has really transformed the sound , you can hear each note with clarity and you have loads of headroom.
Dave
The BSS AR 133 DI reallly shines.
I have a Tanglewood Jumbo gutair' and my preamp pick up died on me on the gutiar.
It would cost around £300 to get a new decent pick up so I got the guy to just fit a low impendence pick up so I can put my jack lead straght in.
Since I brought the BSS DI box and connected that to my mixer through an XLR, it has really transformed the sound , you can hear each note with clarity and you have loads of headroom.
Dave
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Terry Wetzel
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If you own a....
practice amp with an earphone jack, it will work as a direct in. Let me clarify. I record electric guitar direct this way. For my purposes it works great. I get all the tonal functions of the amp with none of the speaker noise. I don't know your set up but, I record in to an analog mixer with direct outs to an Alesis 24 track hard disk recorder. I've had no problems with this set up. I never owned the recomended Countryman D.I. but I figured I didn't need to spend the money if the above described method works. I hope this may help.
practice amp with an earphone jack, it will work as a direct in. Let me clarify. I record electric guitar direct this way. For my purposes it works great. I get all the tonal functions of the amp with none of the speaker noise. I don't know your set up but, I record in to an analog mixer with direct outs to an Alesis 24 track hard disk recorder. I've had no problems with this set up. I never owned the recomended Countryman D.I. but I figured I didn't need to spend the money if the above described method works. I hope this may help.
Treeline
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4 year old thread, guys...