Klark Teknik DN 200
Two-channel active DI box.
€15+ VAT
PER UNIT AND DAY
BRAND · KLARK TEKNIK
Quick facts: Klark Teknik · Klark Teknik DN 200 · DI · €15 + VAT per unit and day · rental in Madrid and across Spain, availability on request.
About the Klark Teknik DN 200
The Klark Teknik DN 200 is a two-channel active DI box that turns stereo signals from keyboards, samplers, computers and other electronic instruments into balanced outputs for the mixing console. Peak Entertainment offers Klark Teknik DN 200 hire in Madrid and works throughout Spain, making it a practical choice for sound engineers, musicians and production companies who need a reliable stereo DI for an event without having to buy one.
What it is rented for
A stereo DI is a common tool at concerts, festivals, corporate events, presentations and live sessions whenever stage sources need to reach a mixing console. The DN 200 features Sum and Split switches to adapt the stereo signal, a -20 dB pad and an Earth Lift switch that separates input and output grounds. It could be paired with one of the mixing consoles or stageboxes in our catalogue; ask what's included when you request a quote and availability.
Key specs
- Two-channel active DI box powered by +48 V phantom power.
- Dual-impedance Neutrik combo XLR/¼" TRS inputs: 20 kΩ on XLR, nominal 1 MΩ with a jack inserted.
- Balanced, transformer-isolated XLR outputs; +10 dBu output into a 2 kΩ load.
- ¼" TRS link jacks.
- -20 dB pad, Earth Lift, Sum and Split switches with light indicators; Split sends the left input to both outputs.
- ±0.5 dB at the lowest musical notes (A0, 27.5 Hz, and B0, 30.87 Hz), with a fixed high-pass filter.
- Aluminium extrusion chassis protected by silicone rubber.
Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to hire the Klark Teknik DN 200?
The published rental price is €15, excluding VAT. To request a quote and check availability, email info@peaksound.es or call or WhatsApp +34 636 410 986, and ask what's included when you request your quote.
How is the DN 200 powered?
According to the manufacturer, the DN 200 runs on +48 V phantom power, so the mixing console or stagebox it connects to must supply it. If you're unsure about your equipment, mention it when you request a quote.
What do the Sum and Split modes do?
Split sends the left input to both outputs, while Sum combines both inputs, which is handy when you only need a mono signal from a stereo source. Both switches have a light indicator, so their status is easy to check.
