
Behringer
Behringer DI20 Ultra-DI Professional Active 2-Channel DI-Box
XLR
Professional active 2-channel DI box that converts unbalanced signals to balanced outputs with ultra-low noise.
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Overview
Key Features
Converts 2 separate unbalanced 1/4' TRS line inputs into 2 balanced XLR outputs
Ultra-flexible: mono, 2-channel or stereo DI box operation with switchable Link mode
Switchable input attenuation allows connection to outputs with up to 3,000 Watts
Ground lift switch eliminates typical ground loop problems
Phantom or 9 V battery powered
Specifications
Brand
Behringer
Model
DI20
Type
Professional Active 2-Channel DI-Box/Splitter
Inputs
2x 1/4" TRS (unbalanced)
Outputs
2x XLR (balanced)
Frequency Response
10Hz – 70kHz (-3dB)
Noise
-100dBu
Distortion
Less than 0.014% (1kHz, 0dBu in)
Input Impedance
Greater than 250 kOhms
Max Input Attenuation
Up to 3,000 Watts
Channels
2 (mono, dual, or stereo via Link mode)
Power
48V Phantom or 9V Battery
Ground Lift
Yes
Frequently Asked Questions
Can the DI20 operate as a stereo DI box?
Yes, the switchable Link mode lets you run it in mono, dual-channel, or stereo configuration depending on your signal routing needs.
How does the ground lift switch on the DI20 work?
The ground lift switch disconnects the audio ground between input and output, which eliminates hum and buzz caused by ground loops between your source equipment and the mixing console.
What is the maximum output level the DI20 can accept?
The switchable input attenuation allows the DI20 to handle outputs up to 3,000 watts, making it suitable for connecting directly to speaker outputs from power amplifiers.
How is the DI20 powered?
It can run on 48V phantom power supplied through the XLR outputs from a mixer or audio interface, or from an internal 9V battery for situations where phantom power is unavailable.
What type of connectors does the DI20 use?
It accepts unbalanced signals through two 1/4" TRS inputs and outputs balanced signals through two XLR connectors.