
Rupert Neve Designs
Rupert Neve Designs SG_B07B2MW7PF_US RNDI-S Stereo DI Box
The Rupert Neve Designs RNDI-S delivers studio-grade stereo DI conversion with custom transformers and Class-A circuitry.
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Overview
Key Features
Stereo Active Direct Box with Custom Transformers
Discrete Class-A FET Amplifier Circuit
LED Current Consumption Meter
3.5mm Stereo Input Jack
Rugged Steel Chassis
Specifications
Brand
Rupert Neve Designs
Model
SG_B07B2MW7PF_US
Type
Stereo Active Direct Box
Circuit Topology
Discrete Class-A FET Amplifier
Transformers
Custom Rupert Neve Designs
Inputs
3.5mm Stereo Jack
Compatible Devices
Electric Guitar, Keyboard, Bass
Metering
LED Current Consumption Meter
Construction
Rugged Steel Chassis
Dimensions
10.1 x 7.8 x 2.95 inches
Weight
2.86 pounds
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of instruments and sources can I connect to the RNDI-S?
The RNDI-S accepts electric guitars, basses, keyboards, and stereo line-level sources. It includes both standard instrument inputs and a 3.5mm stereo input for laptops, phones, and other consumer devices.
Does the RNDI-S require external power or batteries?
The RNDI-S operates on standard 48V phantom power supplied from your mixing console or audio interface, so no batteries or external power supply are needed.
What does the LED current consumption meter on the RNDI-S do?
The LED meter displays real-time phantom power current draw, letting you confirm the unit is receiving adequate power and functioning correctly at a glance.
Can I use the RNDI-S as two independent mono DI channels?
The RNDI-S is designed as a stereo DI box with paired left and right channels, making it ideal for stereo keyboards, synths, and playback devices rather than two fully independent mono sources.
How does the RNDI-S compare to the single-channel RNDI?
The RNDI-S uses the same custom transformer and discrete Class-A FET topology as the mono RNDI but in a dual-channel stereo configuration, housed in a wider steel chassis with a dedicated 3.5mm stereo input.