Soundsation PDX-100 passive DI box with 6.3mm thru output. Converts high-impedance signals to balanced XLR, with PAD and ground/lift selectors.
The Soundsation PDX-100 Passive DI Box with Thru Output converts a high-impedance, unbalanced signal into a low-impedance, balanced signal, allowing long cable runs via a standard XLR connection.
The unit is suited to live sound, studio recording, and audio installation setups. Using a balanced XLR feed avoids the signal degradation and noise pickup typically associated with high-impedance instrument leads.
Key Features
Dimensions and Weight
The unit measures 3.3 (width) x 1.5 (depth) x 4.3 (height) and weighs 250 g.
Included
Supplied with a UK mains plug (Type G).
Applications
Suitable for professional touring, live events, live sound, studio recording, and audio installation setups, including on-stage monitoring with a front-of-house feed.
Choose the Soundsation PDX-100 Passive DI Box with Thru Output when you need a balanced, XLR-based connection for instruments or line-level sources in live and studio environments.
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