Millenium DB-400

2-Channel DI box

-30 Db Attenuator
2x 6.3 Jacks per channel (input and outputs )
2x XLR outputs
Ground Lift per channel

Further information

Multi-Channel Unit	Yes
Active / Passive	Passive
19"	No
Pad switchable	Yes
Gnd/Lift switchable	Yes
Powered by battery	No
Speaker Simulation	No

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great little box

Stephen5221, 02.01.2018

extremely cost effective passive DI box, obviously not requiring batteries or phantom power to operate being two channel handy for stereo keyboards , has useful link out so can send separate feed to amp/monitor etc and all the necessary features, like db reduction and ground lift. only tiny niggle may be that the push buttons are a little exposed and soft/easy to depress accidently BUT are given some defence once cables are inserted, tough housing well able to withstand the normal stage abuse and even to get a little more angle on a monitor as a wedge !! no audible problems with sound or signal, all in all a very useful addition to my kit along with their little single channel brother DI-E

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Gets the job done if this is all your budget allows.

21.02.2016

Says what is says on the tin - it's DI box, it will bring down your line-level outputs to mic-level inputs. I leave these for non-critical tasks or for band rehearsal, etc. Not good enough to be used on proper gigs. I'll explain why.

It's passive, so transformers are used. Not the best, not the worst. They are not the most clear transformers - they tend to cloud up the sound a bit and bass extensions is poor. DIs are not noisy.

DIs have a couple of switches which although are not the best quality, still work after a couple of years of abuse. The XLR connectors are soldered to the board directly and mounted with two screws on the case. I have 4 of these mono DI boxes and 3 of the stereo versions, and some of the XLR solder connections have gone dry and had to be resoldered. Not a big issue considering the price, but good to keep in mind.

The case itself is the worst part of the product. Poor finishing, the paint cracked and came off on all of the boxes except one, resulting in a rusted, unsightly DI box - not the kind you'd want your client to look at or handle.

These DI boxes work fine for the price, but unless they are new and have been tested I would only relegate them to hobby use. Still, most of them are going strong after 4 years.

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