Behringer DI20 Ultra-DI 2 Channel DI Box/Splitter

This I am does what it says on the tin. It is typical Behringer which means that it is definitely not the best in its class but for the money you pay for them, they are definitely worth the money if you’re unable to spend five times the amount on a single item. In true Behringer fashion they can be a little bit noisy, but there is no way you would notice this once the volume is turned up and other instruments or tracks playing. Sound quality wise, is good and despite there being no protective corners they are very durable .Would recommend to anyone who need a DI in a rush and low on finances.

I have a few of these now and use them for a variety of applications. For the money, I don't think you can better these. And it's 2 DI boxes in one so even better value.I use for direct connection to non hi-z mixer inputs (for guitars, keyboards and other line sources e.g. phones), enabling long balanced XLR connections to the mixer or stage box too.Powered by either battery or phantom power from the mixer. Both work equally well. Just remember to turn the box off when not using it so the battery is not drained.Switches on the front control a attenuation pad (I rarely need to use this), ground lift if you get any hum on the connection, battery on/off (off position required if using mixer phantom power) and link (changes it from a double DI box to a single one with a pass through to an amp or equivalent).I have just added more to my existing pool of these and have had 10 years fault free use from some. Fully recommend.

Does Behringer make the best quality audio products around? No. But are they inexpensive and reliable? Yes.I keep this one in my keyboard case, along with a couple of jack leads, so I can always plug into a sound system if I arrive at a new venue that doesn't have enough of its own kit.I've also used the link function to send an output to the sound desk for FOH while also feeding a small powered foldback speaker for myself.You'll notice that all the connections are on the top, rather than front and back of the unit as with most other DI boxes. I quite like this - because it makes it easy to plug everything in on a crowded stage - but you might not.

Battery powered and handy to carry in the guitar case if like me you often play at open mic events where you might need to plug into various amplifiers or PA desks. It doesn’t add any noticeable noise makes it easier for the signal to be adjusted. Is it the best DI box on the market? No but in a pinch it does the job and doesn’t negatively affect the sound in any bad way. Obviously you need to be aware of the battery and turn it off when not in use but I’ve never had any problems with it.

If you’re a musician (why else would you be looking at this) buy it ! Simple, every musician should carry one or two of these in their kitbag. Battery operated it offers you the flexibility you need, bass straight into a desk? Acoustic into a desk, even to split your stereo tracks into two different systems e.g. click to one place, traxx to another.Nice handy switching as well to boost or cut if needed, fairly robust metal casing as well.At this price why wouldn’t you have one (even two) there’s a lot of DI boxes out there, but at this price, the Behringer can’t be beaten.

Behringer just keep making great pro quality gear at the price you actually want to pay for it. It has all the features you want and need. It always works when you need it. It sounds great. Every sound engineer should have a few of these in their kit.

OK there is a lot of snobbery about Behringer gear and while I would not recommend that any audio professional or musician kit themselves out completely from Uli's catalogue, for workaday stuff they often can't be beat. This DI box has all the features you need, is sturdily made and does the job of splitting and amplifying signals to line level without fuss - I put it to work at a recording session straightway and have no complaints. If money is no object or you want to get seriously into reamping go for a Radial, otherwise buy this and invest the savings elsewhere in the signal chain.

Cons:Annoyingly there's no mains power option and the battery compartment needs a screwdriver to open it.It also doesn't seem to work well on battery power but I suspect that's my battery not being up to it.Pros:It's a sturdy piece of kit.It works very well on phantom power, but if you're going down that route make sure the volume is low or you may get a lot of feedback.You can reduce any hiss by changing the attenuation and there are three settings so you have options.It is a splitter as well as a DI box so you can have one input and two separate outputs.As always you get what you pay for but Behringer seem to give good value for money even for cheaper equipment. It could definitely do with a mains power input so you don't have to rely on a battery if phantom power isn't available.

got a chance to try it out and it works very well and good sound quality

Very good DI Box for a small price. Used it many times as input for Bass Guitar, acoustic guitar, keyboard in a live sound. The best part is if you forget to buy batteries you can use phantom power from your mixing console (provided your console have it).

Per quello che costa è la migliore DI in commercio. Utilissima la funzione channel 2 che permette di avere due canali autonomi, avendo quindi una DI che gestisce 2 ingressi e uscite autonomi.

Great active DI box. Much better than passive DI

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