Description

The J48 is a high performance active direct box for live concert touring and professional recording studio applications, with the ability to handle extreme transients without distortion while delivering the natural sound of your instrument. Most battery-powered guitars and basses will produce as much as 7 Volts when played at maximum volume, which can easily overload typical active direct boxes that are only able to handle about 3 Volts. The J48 uses a unique switching power supply that raises the internal rail voltage so it can handle up to an incredible 9 Volts, resulting in improved signal handling and greater headroom. This additional headroom significantly reduces distortion of all types, allowing the natural tone and character of the instrument to shine through.

Product Features

  • Minimal Power Draw with High Rail Voltage
  • Will Not Choke When Driven Hard
  • Low Inter-Modulation Distortion
  • Innovative Merge Function
  • Active 48-Volt Phantom Powered Direct Box
  • 80Hz Highpass Roll-Off Filter Reduces Mud and Increases Headroom

Technical Specifications

  • Features: Ground Lift, Phantom Power
  • Active/Passive: Active
  • # of Channels: 1
  • Dimensions: 2" H x 5" D x 3.3" W
  • Inputs: 1 x 1/4"
  • Outputs: 1 x XLR, 1 x 1/4" thru
  • Power Source: 48V Phantom Power
  • dB Pad: -15dB

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ConditionMint (Used)
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  • J48 Active Direct Box
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