Behringer Ultra-DI Pro DI800 V2 8-Channel Active Instrument Direct Box

The ULTRA-DI PRO DI800 is an outstanding professional 8-channel active DI-box that can be powered by mains or phantom power. Whether you're on stage or in the studio and need a rack-mountable DI unit with sufficient inputs for everyone, the DI800 is your go-to choice! This multi-purpose DI box offers impedance and signal matching, enabling direct connection of instruments to mixers and amplifiers. Its servo-balanced operation ensures an ultra-flat frequency response. You can choose between mains or phantom-powered operation. It allows direct connection to speaker outputs up to 3,000 Watts. The +20 dB gain switch pre-amplifies low-level signals, and the switchable input attenuation handles input levels up to +40 dB. The Ground Lift switch gets rid of ground loop problems. There's a link output for easy connection to other equipment. It features 1/4' TRS and gold-plated XLR connectors, and illuminated switches for operation in dark stage settings. The internal switch-mode power supply (100 - 240 V~) provides noise-free audio and low power consumption. Designed and engineered in Germany, it's a top-notch product for audio applications.

Using the Behringer Ultra - DI Pro DI800 V2 is easy. First, decide whether you'll use mains power or phantom power to supply energy to the unit. Connect your instruments to the appropriate inputs. If your instrument has a low - level signal, you can use the +20 dB gain switch to boost it. For high - level signals, switch on the input attenuation. Connect it to your mixer or amplifier using the 1/4' TRS or gold - plated XLR connectors. If you face ground loop issues, just flip the Ground Lift switch. When connecting to speaker outputs, make sure the power doesn't exceed 3,000 Watts. For connection to further equipment, use the link output. When in a dark stage environment, the illuminated switches will help you operate it smoothly. As for maintenance, keep it in a dry and clean place. Avoid exposing it to extreme temperatures. Regularly check the connectors for any signs of wear and tear. If there are any problems, refer to the user manual or contact Behringer's customer support.