Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: What is an active direct box? A: An active direct box, like the On-Stage DB1000, converts high-impedance signals from instruments into low-impedance signals suitable for long-distance transmission to mixing boards or recording consoles.
- Q: What instruments can I use with the DB1000 Active Direct Box? A: The DB1000 is ideal for use with acoustic guitars, bass guitars, keyboards, and other high-impedance sources.
- Q: What features does the DB1000 offer? A: The DB1000 includes isolated inputs, a 15dB pad switch, ground lift switch, low cut switch, and polarity switch, enhancing its versatility for various setups.
- Q: What is the input resistance of the DB1000? A: The input resistance of the DB1000 is 220K, which helps ensure compatibility with a variety of instruments.
- Q: How does the ground lift switch work? A: The ground lift switch on the DB1000 helps eliminate ground loop hum by breaking the ground connection, which can reduce unwanted noise in the audio signal.
- Q: What dimensions does the DB1000 have? A: The dimensions of the DB1000 are 6” x 3½” x 1½”, making it compact and easy to transport.
- Q: How much does the DB1000 weigh? A: The DB1000 weighs just 0.7 lbs, which makes it lightweight and portable for musicians on the go.
- Q: Can I use the DB1000 for recording? A: Yes, the DB1000 is suitable for both live performances and studio recording, providing a clean signal for your audio projects.
- Q: Is the DB1000 durable? A: The DB1000 is made of metal, ensuring durability and longevity for both stage and studio use.
- Q: What is the frequency response of the DB1000? A: The frequency response of the DB1000 ranges from 10Hz to 40kHz, allowing it to capture a wide range of audio frequencies.