Neutrik NA2M-J-TX XLR to 1/4" Impedance Transformer DI Box
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Miniature transformer balancing adapter, 3 pole XLR male - 1/4" Jack, ground lifted. Small Size Passive DI Box. A low cost solution for unbalanced/balanced line conversion and passive DI applications, where no earth or gain switching is required.
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Miniature transformer balancing adapter, 3 pole XLR male - 1/4" Jack, ground lifted
Small Size Passive DI Box
A low cost solution for unbalanced/balanced line conversion and passive DI applications, where no earth or gain switching is required.
Specifications:
- The D shape adapters are problem solvers for various intermating problems for professional and semi-professional applications
- Rugged aluminium extrusion housing for best reliability
- Audio transformer 1:1
- Impedance ratio: 200:200
- Source/load impedance in Ohm: 200/2k, (600/10k)
- Max. Input level (@ 50 Hz, 1% THD): -3 dBu
Where no earth is required....
By: Anonymous on 28 July 2020I bought this as a small low cost option for a DI. If you are expecting to plug your acoustic guitar into this (with the convenient locking socket) and an xlr in the other end, then think again. It will buzz. just as my bass does. Even out of a pedal. You need an earth somewhere, like an AC powered pedal or something. As I write this, I can't think of an application where there definitely will be an earth - even lots of keyboards run DC power these days...buyer beware. understand your application
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