Millenium DI-33 4-stars Reviews

Does the work but QC should be better

If you are on the budget this DI box is just fine. I have ordered two of them, out of which one was not working with phantom power. It took a bit of re-soldering work to make it operational. Quality control, obviously, leaves much to be desired.

Good for the Money

I have been using this for tracking guitar and bass straight into my recording software, and it has significantly improved the sound of my recordings. Perfect for starting out with, as it's easy to use, and is not too pricey at all.

It may be slightly simple for someone with a more advanced understanding of recording. If you can afford it, get something more pricey, but this thing is perfect for beginners.

Solid DI Box

Used for several months in both live and studio contexts. haven't had any issues so far, construction feels solid.

Does what it is supposed to do

A nice cheap DI for the bedroom guitarist and bassist alike, does what it is supposed to do without giving a lot of money

Nice tool that can save your life on stage

This is an easy and simple DI box that must be in your bag while gigging.

This is a compact, light and can be powered by using phantom power or battery, which is a really handy feature (and safe if for some reason the +48 goes down). Highly recommended!

Could be better for the price.

I keep this in my case for the ground lift function really. Its freaked out on me a few times. It seems like its a problem with some one of the switches but when I inspect they all seem solid. TYhe pad on it is also handy but I cannot trust this piece of gear anymore as I cant figure out why it crackles uncontrollably some times.

Great for the price

I've been using one of these almost weekly (live gigs) for 6 years and it's still working perfectly. It has all the features you're likely to need, and there's very little difference in sound quality between this and my Radial DI's, certainly not enough to be relevent in a live setting.

My one criticism would be that the battery cover is very badly designed- it is infuriatingly fiddly to slot it back in properly, and the screw, which is not fixed to the cover disappeared a long time ago.

Cost effective DI box

Nice cost effective Di Box. No nasty hiss or crackle's (nice and quiet), similar dimensions to a BSS AR133, so they pack well together, as well as features (XLR & Jack inputs, Pad, Phantom light, battery option. XLR output)

Durable metal body with rubber bumper feet.

my new di

just bought it so i had problema with a older model bough from other store,this one is very good and comes in a very good price too,hope it lasts more than my previous.

Solid DI

This di does exactly what I require of it. It's solidly built - I don't have to worry about it's durability as it feels as if you could roll a car over it. The rubber feet are handy and non slip. very useful

Millenium DI33

These DI boxes are great for the price. Even though they lack in features they genuinely make up for it in terms of robustness and audio quality. I struggle to see the point in spending £80 on a DI box when you can get products like this.

Saved the day!

I used this di box at a gig about 2 days after it arrived. In fact it was still in the box when one of my old di boxes began to play up in the middle of a set. A quick swap and it was in use and working a real treat. It seemed to carry a much better signal than the old one ever did. And VERY easy to get going!