Behringer Ultra-DI DI600P 1-channel Passive Microphone / Instrument Direct Box Reviews
Be ready for your next gig with the Behringer Ultra-DI DI600P direct box. Designed to send instrument or amplifier signals to the main mixing board, the DI600P is a high-performance passive DI is a useful tool in any gig rig or studio. Dual 1/4" TS jacks are wired in parallel let you plug your instrument into one and use the other as an output to your amp. The balanced XLR mic-level output feeds your mixer a clean and super-flat signal that is true to the source. Sweetwater knows that grounding issues and hum can be a problem at live gigs. The DI600P sports a ground lift switch to kill unwanted ground loops and hum. It also has a filter switch for optimal guitar tone and an instrument/amp switch with a 30dB input level drop. The Behringer Ultra-DI DI600P direct box is an extremely useful tool for any stage rig!
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Highest Rated Reviews
Solid Piece of Gear!
I ordered several of these recently to add to my current stockpile from over the years. They just work. The switching and connections are solid and the ground lift is effective when needed. These DI boxes are built like tanks. Thanks for access to a great product!
Bought 2. 1 lasted 3 years, 1 still going.
I run sound for a small synagogue, completely setting up and tearing down each week, and usually less-than-professional volunteers doing the work. I bought 2 of these some time before July of 2016 (my order history only goes back that far), and one of them just gave up the ghost this last Shabbat. The other one is still working fine, so you bet I'm likely to replace it for an identical unit. Operating cost under $10/year, and decent quality? Of course that makes the congregational treasurer happy!
Not for me
I my have gotten a bad unit, but I'm not going to bother with returning it. I'll probably just buy something a bit better. Using it as a DI, I had to crank the gain on my interface higher than if I just plug straight into the interface. Also, when routing DI and to an amp at the same time, the amp signal was very noisy. Ground lift didn't help.
