Radial Engineering ProDI Passive Direct Box
Radial Engineering ProDI Passive Direct Box
- Availability
- 8 Stores from $75.62 See prices updated 21 hours ago
- Artists
- 12
- Rating
- Reviews
- 3
- Type
- Direct Boxes Ranked #8
- Setups
- 1 setup using this
- Videos
- 3 demo videos
- Alternatives
- 0
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- 5 Best DI Boxes: A Direct Gear Guide
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In this Instagram photo showing Luke''s pedalboard, there is a ProDI connected and upside-down on the bottom-right corner. more
Kim used a Radial Engineering ProDI Passive Direct Box around 2009 per Sonic Youth's [official site](http://www.sonicyouth.com/mustang/eq... more
Alex is mentioned as using a Radial ProDI passive DI box (dirty DI, post overdrive) in this [*Bass Player*](http://www.bassplayer.com/art... more
"Merrick is the only band member with a pedalboard and it only holds the essentials—a Radial ProDI, a Boss TU-2 Tuner, a Boss TU-3 Tuner,... more
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Based on 3 Reviews and 16 Ratings
Sweet and Transparent
This piece of gear is renowned for its clarity and simplicity.
Radial Pro Di passive DI
Radial Pro Di passive DI to record back my pedalboard
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Great Transparent DI
I am new when it comes to audio production, so I got the first interface I heard of which is the Focusrite Scarlet 2i2. It's not bad, but even in its second generation, it has issues with the output of my passive pickups, even though they are not super high output. So I picked this up from a local guitar store and was blown away by how transparent it was. It fixed my attenuation issues and now allows me to adjust the gain on my interface without turning it close to 0. I have also heard great things about it for those who tour, and it is heavy. I am pretty sure I could drop this thing off a building and it would be fine. So I highly recommend it.