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title: "DI20 Ultra-DI 2 Channel DI Box/Splitter"
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# Phantom or 9V power operation 2-channel ultra-flexible DI input Mono/stereo/dual-amp routing switch DI20 Ultra-DI 2 Channel DI Box/Splitter

**Brand:** behringer
**Price:** € 71.55
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎛️ Elevate your sound game with the DI20 Ultra-DI — where pro flexibility meets rock-solid reliability.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** DI20 Ultra-DI 2 Channel DI Box/Splitter by behringer
- **How much does it cost?** € 71.55 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- behringer enthusiasts

## Why This Product

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## Key Features

- • **Rugged & Road-Ready:** Compact metal housing built to withstand the rigors of touring, fitting snugly into any rack or pedalboard without compromise.
- • **Flexible Power Options:** Powered by phantom power or a 9V battery, guaranteeing uninterrupted performance whether in the studio or on stage.
- • **Pro-Grade Noise Control:** 3-position input attenuator and ground-lift switch ensure crystal-clear, hum-free sound even with high-wattage amps up to 3,000W.
- • **Dual-Channel Versatility:** Seamlessly convert two unbalanced ¼" TRS inputs into balanced XLR outputs or split signals for ultimate stage and studio flexibility.
- • **Effortless Signal Routing:** Switch between mono, stereo, or dual-amp modes with a simple toggle—perfect for adapting to any live or recording setup on the fly.

## Overview

The Behringer DI20 Ultra-DI is a professional 2-channel direct injection box designed for musicians and audio engineers seeking versatile signal conversion and splitting. It converts unbalanced ¼" TRS inputs into balanced XLR outputs, supports mono, stereo, or dual-amp configurations, and features advanced noise control with a ground-lift switch and input attenuator. Housed in a rugged, compact metal chassis, it operates on phantom power or a 9V battery, making it ideal for both live performances and studio sessions.

## Description

From the manufacturer DI20 Professional Active 2-Channel DI-Box/Splitter Professional and multi-purpose direct injection box for stage and studio applications Provides impedance and signal matching for the direct connection of instruments to mixers and amplifiers Converts 2 independent unbalanced 1/4'' TRS line inputs into 2 balanced XLR outputs Additional Split mode (channel 1 assigns signal to both XLR outputs) Ultra-flat frequency response due to servo-balanced operation Internal power source automatically shuts off when phantom power is applied Allows direct connection to speaker outputs with up to 3,000 Watts Ground Lift switch eliminates typical ground loop problems Input 2 usable as channel 1 Link output (additional to XLR output) ¼" TRS and gold-plated XLR connectors ULTRA-DI DI20 The ULTRA-DI DI20 is a one-of-a-kind DI (Direct Injection) box that can convert up to two separate, unbalanced ¼ " TRS lines into two balanced XLR outputs – or function as a signal splitter. Electric guitarists, keyboardists and bassists will love the flexibility the incredible DI20 provides both in the studio and on the stage. Mono, Stereo or Double the Amps By flipping a switch, you can use the DI20 as a launching pad for two separate mono signals, a stereo signal – or a split-signal feeding two separate amps. The DI20 also features a superb ground-lift switch, and the 3-position input attenuator can accommodate input levels of up to +48 dBu. This handy built-in attenuator also allows you to connect directly to your amplifier’s speaker outputs, even amps rated as high as 3,000 Watts. You can power the DI20 with either a 9 V power source or your mixer’s phantom power supply (+18 to +48 V DC). The whole package is wrapped in an ultra-compact, road-suitable, and rugged metal housing. Be Direct If you’re a working musician who demands uncompromising functionality and durability, the ULTRADI DI20 will astound you. See what the DI20 can do for your sound at your nearest Behringer dealer – or get yours online today.

Review: Good rack mounted DI box - I’m a gigging keyboard player and have this in my rig after my keyboard sub mixer, so I can just output a stereo XLR pair to the stage box / main mixer inputs. Power is via a standard mains kettle lead (supplied with it) which is always better than a wall wart PSU. This is a 4 channel unit but I’m only using 2 as a stereo pair. It offers the usual DI features you would expect to find, including jack and XLR inputs, and individual channel switches for ground lift, 20db boost, phase reverse, and an 8kHz cut in case you need it. Inputs are on the rear of the rack, output is on the front of the rack via balanced XLR so no need to dig around the back of the rack in the dark on stage! Perhaps most importantly for a DI box, the sound output is clean and quiet. 🤫 I prefer this to the external foot pedal sized DI box type as this stays fully wired in my rack, meaning a little less set up time and reduced cable trailing on the stage - all I need to do is to plug the main mixer input XLR cables into the XLR outputs on the front of the unit. 👍
Review: A rugged solution to connecting almost anything to your mixing desk - DI boxes (I think it stands for Direct Inject, but I've also heard them called Direct Input) allow an unbalanced signal or any impedence that may be coming from an instrument, a microphone or another audio source, to be converted to a balanced microphone-level signal suitable for your mixing desk. This Behringer DI Box is fairly large (perhaps 6 inches square and three inches deep) in a rugged steelcase with outsized rubber bumpers. Its design gives you confidence that it will just work, and indeed it does, taking its power from the mixing desk (you can add a PP9 9 Volt battery if you wish, but it shouldn't be needed). The inputs are quarter inch jack or XLR (note that these are unbalanced, so only one signal pin is connected - if you have a balanced audio source, like most microphones, you don't need a DI Box). There's a pass through quarter inch jack, so you can also plug into a monitor amp or something similar. There are also two attenuator buttons, that drop the signal level by -20 dB or -40dB. On the back there's the balanced XLR output and a "ground lift" button, which can eliminate buzz and hum if you have two grounding points in circuit. There's also the door to the battery compartment, a red LED to show you the device is receiving phantom power from the mixing desk, and another unlabelled button that the instruction leaflet claims to be a speaker cabinet simulator. It is nothing of the sort - the leaflet is wrong. It's the on-off power button for the internal battery. I haven't tried using that one. If you want cabinet effects, try the Behringer Ultra-G instead. The idea is that you have the DI Box (or boxes - I use two) on stage or in the performance area, and the balanced XLR cable back to the mixing desk can be as long as you like, within reason, as having a positive and negative signal means that any induced interference cancels out, giving a nice clean signal at the desk. The boxes stack nicely - they don't clip together, but they rest on top of each other quite comfortably. The Behringer DI Boxes (this one and the Ultra-G) are way more stylish than most of the alternatives. Behringer also does a 2-channel stereo box, the DI20, but I like the look and feel of this one so much more, and I want the flexibility to place them separately, so I prefer to have two DI 100s. I'd hesitate to use this DI Bix if you don't have phantom power - what if the battery runs out mid-performance? Other than that, they're a great choice.

## Features

- Versatile DI Functionality: Converts two unbalanced ¼" TRS inputs into balanced XLR outputs or functions as a signal splitter—ideal for guitar, keyboard, and bass applications
- Flexible Signal Routing: Switch between mono, stereo, or dual-amp configurations effortlessly to match your live or studio setup
- Advanced Signal Control: Features a 3-position input attenuator (up to +48 dBu) and a ground-lift switch for clean, noise-free performance, even with high-power amplifier outputs
- Rugged, Compact Design: Ultra-compact, road-ready metal housing ensures durability for demanding touring and stage environments
- Multiple Power Options: Operates with a 9 V power source or via your mixer's phantom power supply (+18 to +48 V DC) for seamless integration into any system

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B000CCSWQA |
| Antenna Location | Singen |
| Audible Noise | 100 Decibels |
| Best Sellers Rank | 321 in Musical Instruments & DJ ( See Top 100 in Musical Instruments & DJ ) 1 in DI Units |
| Box Contents | Splitter |
| Brand | Behringer |
| Brand Name | Behringer |
| Colour | Silver |
| Compatible Devices | Musical Instruments |
| Connectivity Technology | XLR |
| Connectivity technology | XLR |
| Connector Type | TRS, XLR |
| Connector type | TRS, XLR |
| Country of Origin | China |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 out of 5 stars 5,095 Reviews |
| Enclosure Material | Metal |
| External Testing Certification | Não aplicável |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00689076113915 |
| Item Dimensions | 24.4 x 18.3 x 15 centimetres |
| Item Weight | 240 g |
| Manufacturer | Behringer |
| Microphone Form Factor | DI-Box |
| Model Name | DI20 |
| Model Number | DI20 |
| Model name | DI20 |
| Number of Batteries | 3 AAA batteries required. |
| Number of Channels | 2 |
| Polar Pattern | Single |
| Power Source | Battery Powered |
| Recommended uses for product | Singen |
| Signal-to-Noise Ratio | 100 dB |
| Special Feature | DI-Boxen, Hersteller:, MS-ID: PAH0001850-000, PA, Signalverarbeitung: Aktiv, Zubehör |
| Special feature | DI-Boxen, Hersteller:, MS-ID: PAH0001850-000, PA, Signalverarbeitung: Aktiv, Zubehör |
| UPC | 689076113915 |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Behringer
- **Colour:** Silver
- **Compatible devices:** Musical Instruments
- **Connectivity technology:** XLR
- **Connector type:** TRS, XLR
- **Included components:** Splitter
- **Model name:** DI20
- **Polar pattern:** Single
- **Recommended uses for product:** Singen
- **Special feature:** DI-Boxen, Hersteller:, MS-ID: PAH0001850-000, PA, Signalverarbeitung: Aktiv, Zubehör

## Images

![DI20 Ultra-DI 2 Channel DI Box/Splitter - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71mL7HyAzlL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: I'm confused with the phantom power scenario. Phantom power comes from the input of my audio interface (to go to mics etc).**
A: Hi, DI boxes come in 2 types, passive and active. Passive ones just have a transformer in them and match the level and impedance of an instrument, keyboard or guitar amp to be a signal similar to that produced by a microphone.You can therefore use the DI box to feed almost anything into any mixer or mic pre-amp that would normally take a mic.An active DI has a load of electronics in it but otherwise does exactly the same job as the passive ones. The electronics need power to run. This can be power from a battery but many, like this one, an take their power from the phantom powwer that many mixers provide for powering condenser mics.Do please buy from us if you want to get our quality after-sales service.

**Q: hi. is this suitable to boost the level from a line out of a cd player,as im not getting enough level into my new crown power amp (no mixer)**
A: Unfortunately, not no. The DI box has attenuation switches on it which lets you lower the input volume of the source, however, it will not let you boost the level of a signal at the output stage.I hope this helps.Ben Jessen

**Q: Can i split single guitar input to two audio outs,one out going to audio interface,one out going to fx pedal, & still use phantom power? thanks.**
A: Yes, you certainly can. Set the 'Mode' switch to link.

**Q: What is the frequency response?**
A: https://media.music-group.com/media/PLM/data/docs/P0062/DI100_P0062_M_EN.pdf10 Hz to 93 kHz

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good rack mounted DI box
*by C***E on 7 March 2025*

I’m a gigging keyboard player and have this in my rig after my keyboard sub mixer, so I can just output a stereo XLR pair to the stage box / main mixer inputs. Power is via a standard mains kettle lead (supplied with it) which is always better than a wall wart PSU. This is a 4 channel unit but I’m only using 2 as a stereo pair. It offers the usual DI features you would expect to find, including jack and XLR inputs, and individual channel switches for ground lift, 20db boost, phase reverse, and an 8kHz cut in case you need it. Inputs are on the rear of the rack, output is on the front of the rack via balanced XLR so no need to dig around the back of the rack in the dark on stage! Perhaps most importantly for a DI box, the sound output is clean and quiet. 🤫 I prefer this to the external foot pedal sized DI box type as this stays fully wired in my rack, meaning a little less set up time and reduced cable trailing on the stage - all I need to do is to plug the main mixer input XLR cables into the XLR outputs on the front of the unit. 👍

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A rugged solution to connecting almost anything to your mixing desk
*by P***R on 8 December 2019*

DI boxes (I think it stands for Direct Inject, but I've also heard them called Direct Input) allow an unbalanced signal or any impedence that may be coming from an instrument, a microphone or another audio source, to be converted to a balanced microphone-level signal suitable for your mixing desk. This Behringer DI Box is fairly large (perhaps 6 inches square and three inches deep) in a rugged steelcase with outsized rubber bumpers. Its design gives you confidence that it will just work, and indeed it does, taking its power from the mixing desk (you can add a PP9 9 Volt battery if you wish, but it shouldn't be needed). The inputs are quarter inch jack or XLR (note that these are unbalanced, so only one signal pin is connected - if you have a balanced audio source, like most microphones, you don't need a DI Box). There's a pass through quarter inch jack, so you can also plug into a monitor amp or something similar. There are also two attenuator buttons, that drop the signal level by -20 dB or -40dB. On the back there's the balanced XLR output and a "ground lift" button, which can eliminate buzz and hum if you have two grounding points in circuit. There's also the door to the battery compartment, a red LED to show you the device is receiving phantom power from the mixing desk, and another unlabelled button that the instruction leaflet claims to be a speaker cabinet simulator. It is nothing of the sort - the leaflet is wrong. It's the on-off power button for the internal battery. I haven't tried using that one. If you want cabinet effects, try the Behringer Ultra-G instead. The idea is that you have the DI Box (or boxes - I use two) on stage or in the performance area, and the balanced XLR cable back to the mixing desk can be as long as you like, within reason, as having a positive and negative signal means that any induced interference cancels out, giving a nice clean signal at the desk. The boxes stack nicely - they don't clip together, but they rest on top of each other quite comfortably. The Behringer DI Boxes (this one and the Ultra-G) are way more stylish than most of the alternatives. Behringer also does a 2-channel stereo box, the DI20, but I like the look and feel of this one so much more, and I want the flexibility to place them separately, so I prefer to have two DI 100s. I'd hesitate to use this DI Bix if you don't have phantom power - what if the battery runs out mid-performance? Other than that, they're a great choice.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent value
*by P***. on 23 January 2024*

A great unit for musicians, BUT why on earth are the jack sockets at the back!!! AND, the main XLR outputs at the front!! What on earth were the Behringer design team thinking off. Don't they realise that as musicians you want to jack into a front socket, link to your amp, again from a front socket, AND crucially be able to adjust the attenuation, at the FRONT? The only thing at the back should be the XLR's - everything else should be at the front. Rant over - it's still a great unit. If you can get your head around the peculiar layout, it does it's job very well. I've added an extra jack sockets panel just below the unit(with 8 x jack sockets), to enable musicians to jack into the 'front' of the rack unit that I've put together to avoid having to scrabble around the back.

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