RADIAL Pro48™
Active Direct Box
Overview:
The Radial Pro48 is a compact high-performance 48V phantom powered active direct box designed specifically for today’s high output instruments.
The Pro48's innovative internal switching power supply significantly increases headroom producing less distortion while yielding a smooth, linear response that extends from 20Hz to well above 40kHz. This results in natural, uncolored signal that is as good or better than DI boxes costing several times more. The superior performance makes the Pro48 an ideal candidate for use with battery powered active basses and acoustic guitars that tend to overload other direct boxes.
The compact Pro48 is built with road-ready with 14 gauge steel throughout. A unique bookend design creates protective zones around the switches and connectors while the I-beam construction assures stress on the PC board and deteriorate solder connections. A full bottom no-slip pads adds mechanical isolation and electrical insulation to extend the Pro48's lifespan.
Exceptional sonic performance, great natural tone and an affordable price tag! The Radial Pro48 truly represents a breakthrough in value.
Features:
High performance active direct box
Increased dynamic range and headroom
48V phantom powered with switching supply
Ideal for acoustic guitar and bass
*SAMPLE APPLICATIONS:
Using the Pro48 with acoustic guitar
The Pro48 is the perfect interface for acoustic guitar on stage. The high internal rail voltage is able to handle the dynamics of today's active instruments without choking and delivering the smooth, natural sound of the instrument.
Using the Pro48 with bass
Whether you are using an active or passive bass, the Pro48's exceptional signal handling is capable of capturing the sound without distortion or adding artifact. And with proper loading, your bass will sound round and smooth when you record or play live.
Using the Pro48 with acoustic instruments
With more headroom and less distortion Radial Pro is a great all-round active box for instruments of all types. This makes it particularly effective with instruments that can 'peaky' or 'edgy' when amplified.