Behringer DI600P Ultra-DI

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When it comes to seamless stage and studio setups, the Behringer DI600P Ultra-DI is your trusted companion. This high-performance passive direct box is designed to convert unbalanced signals into balanced ones, ensuring a clean, noise-free connection from your instrument or amp to the PA system. Whether you’re a guitarist or a sound engineer, you'll appreciate the DI600P's ability to preserve your instrument’s true tone across long cable runs.

The DI600P features dual 1/4" TS jacks wired in parallel, allowing you to plug your instrument into one and direct the output to your amp. Meanwhile, the balanced XLR mic-level output delivers a pristine signal to your mixer. To tackle those pesky ground loops that can cause hum during live performances, the DI600P includes a ground lift switch. Plus, its filter switch optimizes the unit for guitar tones, while the instrument/amp switch provides a 30dB input level drop, making it versatile enough for both studio and stage use.

Housed in a rugged metal case, the DI600P is built to withstand the rigors of touring. This compact powerhouse ensures your gear stays connected and your sound remains impeccable.

Key Features:

Converts unbalanced signals into balanced signals for noise-free performance
Dual 1/4" TS in and parallel out for flexible connectivity
Balanced XLR output maintains signal fidelity
Ground lift switch eliminates ground loop hum
Filter switch optimizes for guitar tones
Instrument/Amp switch with 30dB input level drop
Rugged metal housing ideal for road use

Product specs

Type	Passive DI Box
Channels	1
Ground Lift	Yes
Inputs	1 x 1/4"
Outputs	1 x 1/4", 1 x XLR
Height	1.4"
Width	3.75"
Depth	5"
Weight	0.66 lbs.

FAQs

What type of instruments can the Behringer DI600P Ultra-DI be used with?: The Behringer DI600P Ultra-DI is designed for both microphones and instruments, making it suitable for use with electric guitars, basses, keyboards, and other line-level devices.
Does the Behringer DI600P Ultra-DI require any power source to operate?: No, the Behringer DI600P is a passive direct box and does not require any external power source, such as batteries or phantom power, to operate.
How does the ground lift feature on the Behringer DI600P Ultra-DI work?: The ground lift switch on the DI600P helps eliminate hum and noise caused by ground loops by disconnecting the ground connection between the input and output.
What are the output options available on the Behringer DI600P Ultra-DI?: The Behringer DI600P Ultra-DI offers two output options: a balanced XLR output for sending the signal to mixers or audio interfaces, and a 1/4" output for connecting to amplifiers.
Is the Behringer DI600P Ultra-DI suitable for live performance setups?: Yes, the Behringer DI600P Ultra-DI is designed for both studio and live performance applications, providing reliable signal conversion and noise reduction in various settings.

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PROS

Budget-friendly, offers great value compared to higher-priced brands
Well-constructed with durable casing, built to withstand rough treatment
Effective noise reduction, provides clear signal transmission
Versatile with multiple configuration switches for different instruments
Supports high power with a 3,000W capacity, suitable for varied setups
Reliable switching and connections for consistent performance
Solid performance for small venues or home studios

CONS

Quality control issues, some units have poor soldering
Lacks rubber feet, may scratch surfaces
Slightly larger size than expected, can be inconvenient
No cab simulation feature
Some units reported to have noise issues despite ground lift switch

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Features and functionality

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Using the DI600P with tube amps requires a speaker load due to its design, unless the amp has a silent recording feature.
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The Behringer DI600P does not require a special power supply, making it convenient for a simple pedalboard setup.
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The DI600P works efficiently in setups requiring balanced jack splitters, allowing simultaneous direct line-in and effects/amps recording without introducing significant noise.
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Use cases and applications

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The DI600P is typically used with acoustic guitars to send a direct signal to a mixer while using an amp as a stage monitor.
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For electric guitars, the DI600P can be placed between the amp and speaker; however, this might miss the coloration brought by the speaker unless a cabinet emulator is used.
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The DI600P can serve as a backup for situations where venue-provided DI boxes are insufficient, ensuring a smooth gig experience.
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The Behringer DI600P is favored for capturing dry signals for reamping, providing flexibility in the mixing process.
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The DI600P is used by some musicians in conjunction with Line 6 interfaces to maintain a high-quality signal chain for both live and studio settings.
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Some users prefer Radial DI boxes for their ground lift feature, which can be advantageous over the DI600P in preventing hum.
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Users find the Behringer DI600P less noisy than the Behringer DI20, making it a preferred choice for cleaner recordings.
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Some users opt for Radial passive boxes, noting their Jensen transformers provide superior sound quality compared to other brands in the same price range.
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Many bass players using the HX Stomp XL find it versatile enough to replace the need for a separate DI box, as it can output balanced TRS signals directly.
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Owners mention that passive DI boxes like the DI600P do not require a signal boost, maintaining a low noise floor in recordings.
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dfulton

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Gets the job done but no cab simulation.

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Dan Swanö

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Dan Swanö Guitar Rig Scheme: 1 - BC Rich ST-3 guitar with Roland GK3 pickup connected to Roland VG-99 guitar-system - 2. Roland VG-99 is connected straight line out (with all treble intact) right into the power amp of any good valve amp - 3. Tech21 MIDI Moose - 5 is connected thru MIDI to change patch in the VG99. Boss FS-6 - 6 switch is connected to the VG99 thru a stereo cable and controls parameters in the patch. Sometimes it's switching between rhythm and solo, sometimes to activate tuning function. 4 - Roland EV-7 for seamless cross-fade between the 2 GT-10 engines within the VG99. Backing tracks come into from the Apple iBook - 7. Output from the Apple iBook goes one channel (L) to the headphone amp Rolls HA43 - 8 and into Dan’s in-ear (and to the drummer’s in-ear) - 9. The other channel (R) goes to the passive DI box Behringer DI-600P – 10 and then direct line into the mix - 11.