Active DI, stereo inputs for laptops & CD players, phantom powered.
The JPC from Radial Engineering is a stereo direct box that has been specifically designed for connecting computer sound cards and other consumer electronic products to a professional sound system. It combines the advantages of transformer-isolated inputs with an active drive circuit.
Transformer coupled inputs isolate the source from the destination. This eliminates 60-cycle hum and buzz. Because the active circuit does all of the impedance conversion and balancing, a dedicated 1:1 transformer can be used. This results in a hybrid design that is at once great sounding, compact and affordable.
The book-cover wrap-around sleeve design protects switches and connectors from damage while the 14 gauge steel I-beam construction eliminates stress that could torque the PC board and cause solder joint failure. A full-bottom no-slip pad provides electrical insulation and mechanical isolation.
Active, stereo DI for computer sound cards and other A/V applicationsConverts -10dBV to balanced XLR mic levelActive drive circuit allow for long cable runs48V phantom power eliminates the need for batteriesTransformer isolation prevents ground loopsCompact design with ultra rugged 14-gauge steel constructionInput Connections2 x RCA phono
1 x 1/4" TRS phone
1 x 1/8" TRS mini stereo phoneOutput Connectors2 x XLR
2 x RCA phono ThruInput LevelNot specified by manufacturerOutput LevelNot specified by manufacturerControls-10dB pad switch
Ground lift switchFrequency Response40Hz to 20kHz, +/-3dBNoiseNot specified by manufacturerPower48V phantom powerDimensions (WxDxH)3 5/16" x 5" x 1 7/8"Weight2.6 lbsSpecialties1/8" TRS phone connector designed for connecting the output of a PC or laptops sound card
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