Radial Engineering ProD8

Radial Engineering ProD8

$1,189.99
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Radial Engineering ProD8
Radial Engineering

Radial Engineering ProD8

MFR# R800 1120

Passive 8 channel DI, Radial transformers, 19" rack-mount - 1 RU

Price $1,189.99
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Product Description

The Radial Engineering ProD8 is a high density rackmount 8-channel 19" direct box that is specifically designed to interface keyboards and pre-recorded backing tracks to the PA system with redundant inputs for live performance back-up.

The ProD8's input panel is equipped with two A-B ¼" inputs per DI channel for main and back-up sources, throughput for personal monitoring and an effects loop that allows both A-B sources to share the same effects for each channel. The output panel features a XLR connector, -15dB input pad selector and ground lift witch. A 180º polarity reverse switch is internally mounted and factory set with pin 2 hot. Completely passive, the ProD8 employs eight custom wound Radial transformers that are linear from 20Hz to 18kHz and able to withstand highly dynamic levels from sources such as digital samplers and drum machines without flinching. To reduce interference from outside magnetic fields, the transformers are equipped with a mu-metal-nickel outer shield thus reducing phase distortion to an absolute minimum.

For greater system setup flexibility, the Radial ProD8 features a reversible set of rack ears that allows the ¼" input panel or the XLR output panels to be position at the front or back, depending on the system engineers preference.