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I'm fully washed out with (short lived), expensive 9 volt batteries, so I went passive on my DI's. OK phantom powered DI's, maybe, if you have a very good (reliable) phantom power mixer.
So passive is for me now, OK, we lose 1/8th of a turn on the gain knob, but we make up on signal clarity & way more headroom before DI distortion sets in.
This particular passive DI loses 1/8 a turn of gain (not good) for passive instruments, but OK for active instruments, or pre'amp/pedal out signals.
Phase turn works great for stopping feedback. This one also has a radio signal filter built in to stop the mobile phone noises.
So passive is for me now, OK, we lose 1/8th of a turn on the gain knob, but we make up on signal clarity & way more headroom before DI distortion sets in.
This particular passive DI loses 1/8 a turn of gain (not good) for passive instruments, but OK for active instruments, or pre'amp/pedal out signals.
Phase turn works great for stopping feedback. This one also has a radio signal filter built in to stop the mobile phone noises.
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