Radial Engineering SB-4
Active DI Box

Latest User Reviews
Best box for my piezos
This Little power horse is a best to my piezos: PiezoBarrel for my Clarinet and Carlos Juan CS SENSOR, that I use for my acoustic guitar and my Sarangi.
It captures everything, which is great even for creative ideas or ideas that come up while exploring the various positions of the pickup on the instruments at hand.
It's light, very sturdy and the grip it has beneath the box, makes it very secure - on wooden plain surfaces, for example.
It's a purchaser I'll never regret.
Perfect DI
Good sound. Works on phantom power. Good for fiddle/ mandolin with piezo pickup. Solid feel . No cons..
very goof piezo di
Used live and in the studio, with acoustic piezo violin and acoustic guitar, smooth peaks and veru clear sounding di
A great deal you won't regret
I admit I was reluctant at the moment of the purchase.
I use this on a wide range of piezo - amplified instruments (kalimba, flute, acoustic guitar) and it has never disappointed me.
The quality of the sound is superb, I didn't even know that I could get that sound out of a DIY piezo mic.
Pros:
versatile, rugged, top quality sound
Cons:
only 48v phantom alimentation, price could be percieved as too high (but actually it isn't, totally worth it)
Great little DI box
It sounds good with piezos, it's small and super rugged.
In my opinion it only lacks an input pad.
Technical Data
- Manufactured by Radial Engineering
- Released in 2013
- Average price : $127
- Specially for piezo users of orchestral instruments
- Smooths out peaks
- 48 V Phantom power
- Handle in
- Jack out
- XLR out
- Switchable HPF
- Switchable 180° phase
- Metal housing
- Colour: Brown
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