DOD AC275 ACTIVE D.I BOX

275 Active Direct Box

The DOD AC275 is an active direct box offering high to low impedance conversions. It can
accept high impedance line level signals, or powered speaker outputs to provide a low
impedance feed tapped from in-between the amp and the speaker cabinet. The AC275 also
includes a switchable ground lift and dB pad, as well as operating on battery or phantom power.

The AC 275 is an active, phantom powered direct box. Unlike a passive DI where the frequency response of the signal can be altered depending on the connected impedance, an active DI buffers the input signal with an amplifier. This assures that the sound source will reach the mixer balanced and noise-free.

Housed in a cast alloy chassis, the AC 275 supplies two, high impedance, unbalanced 1/4" jacks and one low impedance balanced XLR jack. It operates with battery or phantom power.

Key Features
?	Active direct box
?	Allows a hi impedance unbalanced source to directly feed a low impedance balanced input
?	Flat frequency response
?	Connects guitar pickups, microphones or electric instruments to a recording or P.A. console without audio quality loss
?	Internal pad for speaker level input
?	Operates with battery or phantom power
?	Ground lift switch eliminates typical ground loop problems
?	Rugged, road-proof cast alloy chassis

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

Active 4-channel DI box. Each channel has a jack input with a parallel output for passing through the signal. An attenuation switch (-30 dB) allows either a line or loudspeaker signal to be connected.Active 4 x DI box, 19" format. Technical specitications identicl to the PAN-02, however, the PAN-03 is built for mains operation. All connections and switches are located on the front panel, an additional parallel XLR output is located in back. 19 inch rack-mount format, 1 rack space, 90 mm front to back.

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