Rupert Neve Designs RNDI 1-Channel Active DI Box - Professional Direct Input for Guitar, Bass & Keyboards - Perfect for Studio Recording & Live Performances
Rupert Neve Designs RNDI 1-Channel Active DI Box - Professional Direct Input for Guitar, Bass & Keyboards - Perfect for Studio Recording & Live Performances

Rupert Neve Designs RNDI 1-Channel Active DI Box - Professional Direct Input for Guitar, Bass & Keyboards - Perfect for Studio Recording & Live Performances

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Description

Those of us at Sweetwater who have been privileged to work on vintage Neve consoles can attest to the vibrant richness and powerful punch that Rupert's electronics impart to your signal. Now there's a direct box that delivers this magic: the Rupert Neve Designs RNDI. Sporting fastidiously developed custom transformers and Class A biased, discrete FET amplifiers, the RNDI makes your bass, guitar, keyboard - or any instrument with a piezo pickup - sound massive and amazing. If you record music or do live sound, you take signals direct all the time. Might as well invest in a killer direct box: Rupert Neve Designs' RNDI. The Neve of direct boxesWith its high input headroom, you can feed the RNDI a pro line-level source without a pad, and in Speaker mode, the RNDI can handle the full brunt of a 1000W power amp (for you EE types, that's +41.5dBU). The

Features

    Mono Active Direct Box with Custom Transfmers

    Discrete FET Amplifier Circuit

    LED Current Consumption Meter

    Speaker/Instrument Switch

    Rugged Steel Chassis

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Best DI on the market. I get some really clean nice tones out of this, but do be aware you need a good preamp to get the most out of it.NOTICE: Be aware that you can't use this DI line-out like other active DI's into a line-input, because it requires phantom power to operate. I'm not aware of any preamps that supply phantom power via their line-inputs, so you basically have to run this unit into a microphone preamp.Most microphone preamps have some sort of "color" added to them for character, so you'll want to find a really clean mic-pre that doesn't color the tone in any way. I personally love that it's phantom powered, but I could see why that would be a problem for some people trying to bypass the pre's on their interface entirely.