Mackie MDB 1A Active Direct Box (DI) With Low Cut, Polarity, Ground Lift, 20 dB Pad and Merge
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The Mackie MDB-1A active direct box (DI) uses active circuitry to offer ultra-high input impedance, high headroom and ultra-low noise and distortion for guitars, basses, keyboards and more Connect your instrument to the high-impedance 1/4" TS input, and the MDB-1A will pass the high-impedance signal to another destination (like an amp) using the 1/4" TS thru output The balanced, low-impedance XLR output excels at long cable runs in environments where noise is an issue. Connect this XLR output to a mixer or interface. If there is still any hum, hit the ground lift switch The built-in low cut and polarity switches give you extra flexibility, letting you remove unwanted low-frequency content and compensate for pedals and effects that invert the polarity of the signal For stereo sources like media players and keyboards, connect the L and R outputs to the input and thru connectors, then hit the merge switch. The Mackie MDB-1A DI box will sum the signals to mono and pass them to the XLR output
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The Mackie MDB-1A active direct box (DI) uses active circuitry to offer ultra-high input impedance, high headroom and ultra-low noise and distortion for guitars, basses, keyboards and more Connect your instrument to the high-impedance 1/4" TS input, and the MDB-1A will pass the high-impedance signal to another destination (like an amp) using the 1/4" TS thru output The balanced, low-impedance XLR output excels at long cable runs in environments where noise is an issue. Connect this XLR output to a mixer or interface. If there is still any hum, hit the ground lift switch The built-in low cut and polarity switches give you extra flexibility, letting you remove unwanted low-frequency content and compensate for pedals and effects that invert the polarity of the signal For stereo sources like media players and keyboards, connect the L and R outputs to the input and thru connectors, then hit the merge switch. The Mackie MDB-1A DI box will sum the signals to mono and pass them to the XLR output