Millenium DI 66
Active Stereo DI Box (Battery)

Latest User Reviews
bang for the bucks
works perfectly for what it is without broking bank on yourself
Works as it should
Sounds ok , quality could be a bit better but ok for that price you cant expect any better.
Best b/for the buck
Reviews always after at least 2 months of use. if you find this helpful consider upvoting
Build Quality -> Very Good
Features-> Excellent
Pros-> Has a mono/stereo feature which i find very useful as I use it both for recording mono audio sources, whilst being able to use it to send my ableton live sessions out as a stereo set.
Cons-> The place for the battery is a bit sketchy. It works but it needs some bending of the wires to fit the 9V battery and shut with its screw.
Noisy
I bought it mainly to reduce the noise for recording guitars, but it adds even more noise than recording directly
Good basic DI
I was only disappointed in the fact that I couldn't power it using an adapter instead of a battery, other than that, good functions and works great.
Good stereo DI - with loads of options
This is a stury build with metal frame, and perfect fit 9v battery chamber. It's got loads of options for taking control of you sound. Buttons are nice and responsive. I was pleased with the quality of this for stage use, and so far it's kept on going for a year feeling like it's still out of the box.
Great DI for the price
I have used this DI for 2 guitarist directly into my mixer for several rehearsals over this past summer and I am very pleased with the results and sound. I do wish it has phantom power but no real issue. I have the other model as well that has phantom power but this DI has work without any problems so far. Great for the price and for live performances.
Good value for money
I bought three of these for a recording session. I had to buy new batteries after 2 days but they did the job and they're cheap.
Does the job
This DI Box works as advertised. It has a great set of features such as dB pad, stereo/mono, phase and other switches. Even though it doesn't work with phantom power as stated In the product web page, the paper manual that came with the product said otherwise, which made me doubt for a minute until I confirmed it by trying to use it with phantom power. Also, one of the connectors for the 9V battery feels a little bit loose in both the units I ordered. Overall, for the price, you can't get a better product.
It's a DI box
I bought this as a solution for sending the L/R of my stereo FX loop into a mixing desk for extra control of my guitar signal.
Having the link outputs is really helpful to then return this signal to another amplifier.
I didn't dislike anything about this product, but I wasn't particularly excited about anything either.
It works. It sounds okay. That's about it to be honest.
Good value for money!
Technical Data
- Manufactured by Millenium
- Released in 2014
- Average price : $48
- Input: Jack
- KLI link pad +20 dB
- 0 db or -30 dB switchable
- 2 XLR outputs
- Stereo or mono switchable
- Ground lift
- Galvanic isolation
- Sturdy metal housing with corner protectors
- 10 - 40,000Hz
- Operates with 1x 9 Volt battery
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