Collection: Direct Boxes

Direct Boxes

Achieve clean, noise-free signal transfer with Direct Boxes (DI Boxes), essential audio tools designed to connect instruments and playback devices to professional sound systems. Direct boxes convert high-impedance / unbalanced signals into low-impedance / balanced signals, helping prevent hum, interference, and signal loss—especially over long cable runs in live environments.

This category includes passive DI boxes, active DI boxes, stereo DI boxes, multi-channel DI boxes, reamp-capable DI units, and DI boxes with ground lift and pad controls. DI boxes are commonly used for connecting electric guitars, bass guitars, keyboards, digital pianos, acoustic-electric instruments, DJ controllers, laptops, phones, and backing tracks to mixers and PA systems.

Direct boxes are widely used by sound engineers, bands, worship teams, event crews, studios, educators, and touring professionals. They are essential for live stages and studio sessions where stable, balanced connections are needed for consistent performance and clean audio capture.

Modern DI boxes feature high-quality transformers (passive models), low-noise circuitry (active models), pad switches for high output sources, ground lift to remove hum, and rugged metal housings built for touring durability. Some DI boxes also include thru outputs for sending signal to amplifiers while simultaneously feeding the mixer.

DI boxes are commonly paired with mixers, stage boxes, microphones, PA speakers, audio interfaces, keyboards, guitars, and bass amps, forming a reliable foundation for professional signal routing.

From simple stage setups to full touring rigs, direct boxes deliver clean conversion, stable signal, and professional connectivity.