What is a good quality, yet affordable DI box?

i just picked up a Pro Co DB-1 Direct Box at a discount price at a local store, but it did not come with the directions (hence the price drop). but i only paid $30 for it.

anyway, could someone fill me in on the features/options so that i can use this correctly? thanks in advance

I'm looking for an affordable yet versitile DI box system. I'd want to pay about $40 per, maybe more. It all depends on quality.

I currently have a Countryman DI, an L.R. Baggs Paracoustic, and a Whirlwind passive DI. The church has been borrowing all of them every Sunday, and I am going to get them to buy a couple of good DIs so that I can take my stuff home once in a while. I'd like to get a Radial comparable to the Countryman (to be used for bass and/or keys).

I am looking for a DI box to record a bass in my home "studio" (if you can call it that).

Am I going to need to drop a wad to get a useable sound? Or can I get away with a 50$ box?

Thanks,

Jay

Hello good sound folks!

I just got a new POD X3. It has a XLR input as well as 1/4. I'd like to plug an additional guitar into that input. Is it possible to use something like this?
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Thanks for your help :D

Hi,
I've an old VTDB-2B Tube Direct Box and I want to replace the tubes.
I sent an email to Demeter, but no reply...
Is there someone who can say me what tubes I must buy to replace it?
Thanks

I am getting ready to Record guitar tracks and need help getting setup.

Hello!
I was looking for a qualityt DI to record a variety of inputs.. E.Bass, E.Guitars (direct), piezo pickups, acoustic guitars, keyboards etc...

I thought a good DI could take all inputs equally well, but the Radial website states otherwise...