BEHRINGER DI400P - Manual

BEHRINGER DI400P

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BEHRINGER ULTRA-DI DI400P

Thank you for showing confidence in BEHRINGER products by purchasing the ULTRA-DI DI400P.

The DI400P is a high-performance passive direct injection box.

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Please read the safety instructions that appear at the end of this document.

Being on stage or in the studio, musicians often look for ways to connect certain signal sources

directly to the mixing console. Even though this approach has obvious advantages, there are still

some technical hurdles obstructing its implementation. For example, keyboards seldom feature

balanced outputs, and guitars can not be directly connected to mixing consoles because of the

high impedance of guitar signals.
The DI400P lets you

directly

tap into a high-impedance, unbalanced signal—for example, the signal

between a guitar and a guitar amp. From there on, you can feed the signal directly to a mixing console.

1. CONTROL ELEMENTS AND CONNECTIONS

Fig. 1: Top view

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PARALLEL IN/OUT

(¼" TS): These connectors are used for connecting unbalanced

signal sources. Because both connectors are wired in parallel, they can be used both as

an input and as a direct output to loop the signal through to a monitor amplifier.

OUTPUT

(XLR): This is the balanced mic-level output. Use a high-quality balanced microphone

cable to establish connection.
Using the

GND LIFT

(ground lift) switch, you can fully separate input and output grounding.

Depending on how the equipment to which your DI400P is connected is grounded, using

the GND LIFT switch lets you lower hum noise or ground loops. When the GND LIFT switch

is in LIFT position, the ground connection is interrupted.

The

SERIAL NUMBER

of the DI400P is located at the bottom.

2. CONNECTING AN INSTRUMENT SIGNAL

Fig. 2: Guitar

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DI-box

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guitar amp/mixer

This illustration shows the application of a DI-box. The signal feeding the amplifier remains

unchanged; it is simply taken and routed into the amp. The low-impedance balanced signal is

forwarded to the mic input of the mixing console. This application has its advantages particularly

with bass guitars, because very few microphones can linearly transmit bass frequencies with

high signal levels. If you are using effects, insert the DI400P after the effects device, so that you

can monitor the effects via the PA system or the recording as well.

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