ALPHATON SM-60 ACTIVE D.I BOX

Active DI-Box SM-60

The electronic Direct-Injection Box SM-60 allows direct connection of electronic
music instruments such as keyboards, synthesizers, electric and electronic pianos,
etc. with mixing consoles in PA-systems and in recording studios.
The SM-6 is designed for applications, where a passive DI-Box does not perfom
satisfactorily, i.e., where the output level of a passive DI-Box is too low for the microphone
input section of the mixing desk.
Because the input impedance of the SM-6 is above 5 MOhm, instrument outputs are
not loaded or in any other way adversely affected. The voltage ratio from input to output
is 1: 1 and is always sufficient for connection with any microphone input. Input connectors
are 1/4" phone jacks, output connector is a Switchcraft D3M; output is 600 Ohms,
transformer balanced. The output level may in certain cases overload microphone inputs -
the line input section of the mixing console must then be used for connecting the SM-6.
The unit operates with a 9 V battery or phantom powering from 24 to 48 volts.

Technical Data

input impedance > 5 MOhm
max. input impedance + 6 dBu, 1,55V
ouptut impedance 600 Ohm
frequency response 20 ... 20000 Hz, ± 0,2 dB
gain 1 : 1
THD < 1 % at 30 Hz
       < 0,7 % bei 40 Hz
powering  9-V battery (IEC 6LF22) or
                 phantom power 24 ... 48 V.
inputs  two 1/4" phone jacks , unbalanced
          (one being used as output to instruments amp)
outputs  XLR, balanced
             pin 1 = ground, pin 2 = hot, pin 3 = cold
case aluminium die-cast
weight 240 g
dimensions 113 x 71 x 37 mm

You're serious about getting rid of all that excess noise on stage, but you've got so many line
instruments you don't know where to start. The ADB-4 from Stewart can take care of all your
high impedance problems. The ADB-4 is 4 active direct boxes, all in a module that only takes
up half a space on your keyboard rack. It's a rugged, durable piece of equipment that packs a
lot of DI power.

? Requires phantom power or 9v battery
? Ground lift switch
? Instrument or speaker level switch
? Transformerless
? Can be used with amp up to 400w
? RF shielding

The Stewart ADB-1 is a single channel active direct box that allows an unbalanced source to
directly feed a balanced input. Musical instruments, tape recorders, VCRs and sound projectors
can be run "direct" to the mixing console, avoiding unnecessary degradation of sound quality.
The ADB-1 operates on either phantom power or a 9-volt battery.

FEATURES:
Flat response
Low distortion
Low noise
Wide dynamic range
No transformer
RF protection on input and output
Switchable ground isolation
Flush mounted slide switches

Inline Transformer IA-2

The model IA-2 line matching transformers !S designed to properly match a low impedance
signal to a low impedance source. The advantage of "ground lift" switching allows to optmize
hum problems.
 
Technical Data
Frequency response 20 Hz - 20 KHz + 1 dB
Impedance 600 : 600 Ohm
THD K3 50 Hz = 0.5 %
Level < + 6 dBm
Weight 100 g
Dimensions diameter 17 mm, lenght 115 mm
 

 1-channel DI box, passive Converts unbalanced 6.3 mm jack line input (e.g. from instruments) into balanced XLR output for connecting a mixer Switchable input attenuation: 0 dB, -20 dB, -40 dB Ground-lift switch eliminates ground loop problems 1 signal input (6.3 mm jack) 1 parallel output (6.3 mm jack), feed-through of the input signal 1 low-impedance output (XLR) Gray housing

Passive 1-channel DI box, black

• 1 high-impedance signal input, 6.3 mm jack
• 1 low-impedance XLR output
• 6.35 mm jack input, and output
• Converts an unbalanced line input (e.g. instruments) into a balanced XLR output for connecting a mixer
• Switchable input attenuation: 0 dB, -20 dB, -40 dB
• Rugged black metal housing

Package contents

• 1 x device, 1 x user manual