Klark Teknik DI 10A

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Active DI Box

Suitable for instruments and multimedia applications
Midas transformer
Operation with +48 V phantom power or built-in 9 V battery (not included)
Automatic switchover to battery operation if phantom power is lost
XLR and 6.3 mm jack (mono) inputs
Neutrik XLR output
Pad switch: 0 / -20 / -40 dB
Ground lift
Power switch
Input impedance: >250 kOhm
Output impedance: >600 Ohm
Signal-to-noise ratio: -112 dBu
Sturdy, compact aluminium housing with protective hard rubber corners
Dimensions (W x H x D):118 x 64 x 112 mm
Weight: 0.56 kg

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Available since September 2018

Item number 448167

Sales Unit 1 piece(s)

Multi-Channel Unit No

Channels 1

Active / Passive Active

19" No

Pad switchable Yes

Gnd/Lift switchable Yes

Speaker Simulation No

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dmaraudio 20.01.2019

Nice features and sound for the price!!

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A great budget do box

Christyler 27.03.2022

A good sounding di box for instruments, I always used it on phantom power so can attest to the battery usage.

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Clean DI with lots of headroom.

grrroovedude 14.08.2020

I usually use it with my fender active deluxe precision, which has an 2 9V blocks inside and lots of output. The Klark Teknik has no problem with this and lots of headroom.

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Used for Bass Guitar

CharlesBidwellAudioEngineer 17.06.2019

Great DI box, used for Bass 3 times a week. It's not as good as the DN series, but is very cheap and has XLR or Jack Inputs.

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