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Category > Guitar Direct Boxes
Behringer DI400P Ultra-DI Passive Direct Box
The ULTRA-DI DI400P is a passive DI (Direct Injection) box for connecting a guitar, bass or keyboard directly to your mixer. With the DI400P as your go-between, impedance-matching problems become a thing of the past, and long cable runs will not sacrifice all of your precious tone.
Behringer DI600P Ultra-DI Passive Direct Box
The Behringer ULTRA-DI DI600P is a passive DI (Direct Injection) box for connecting a guitar, bass or keyboard directly to your mixer. With the DI600P as your go-between, impedance-matching problems become a thing of the past, and long cable runs will not sacrifice all of your precious tone.
Behringer GI100 Ultra G Active DI Box for Guitar
Whether you're recording or on stage, you need a reliable DI box to get your guitar sound to the console with full dynamics and power and yet, without noise. Engineered for electric guitar, the GI100 features a switchable speaker simulation designed by Juergen Rath that so realistically emulates a 4 x 12 in. cabinet you may never need to mic your speakers again.
Hughes and Kettner Red Box Classic DI
The Red Box converts your amp's line out or speaker out signal into a balanced, frequency-compensated signal that you can feed directly into a mixer. The Red Box Classic features two voicing options: a 4x12-inch cabinet and a 2x12-inch combo.
Radial Tonebone Dragster Load Correction for Guitar
Restore the full rich tone you lose when you plug your guitar into a wireless transmitter or other types of buffered inputs like those of effects, mixers, sound cards or recorders. Dragster's exclusive Drag control makes passive pickups think (and sound like) they're connected directly to a amplifier input by allowing you to precisely dial in the correct amount of impedance loading. Result Your guitar tone regains it's warmth -- it feels 'right' again and your performance sounds great!
Radial SGI Studio Guitar Interface
The Radial SGI Studio Guitar Interface, an innovative 'send & receive' combo that allows a guitar signal to travel from the control room across balanced studio wiring to a distant amplifier as far as 500 feet away while retaining the natural tone of the guitar. With the Radial SGI connected, it allows the guitar player to monitor his sound in real time while recording so that he can hear what is actually going to tape without having to use headphones or be adjacent to the guitar amp.
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