Radial J48 estéreo

Quick facts: Radial · Radial J48 estéreo · DI · €20 + VAT per unit and day · rental in Madrid and across Spain, availability on request.

About the Radial J48 estéreo

The Radial J48 Stereo is a two-channel active DI box powered by 48 V phantom power, with no batteries required. It converts two jack instrument signals into two XLR outputs for the mixing console while keeping the left and right channels separate. We offer Radial J48 Stereo rental in Madrid and for events across Spain, aimed at sound engineers, bands and keyboard players who need a professional stereo DI for a concert or a recording session without buying one.

What it is rented for

Radial designed the J48 Stereo for live touring and professional recording studios. The manufacturer suggests it for stereo keyboards, both digital and analogue, for running two basses or two guitars through a single box, or for two different instruments at once, such as bass, acoustic guitar, fiddle or mandolin. If you only need one channel, our catalogue also lists the Radial J48 mono. Check availability for your dates and ask what is included when you request a quote.

Key specs

• Two-channel active DI box powered by 48 V phantom power (no batteries)
• Inputs: 2 × 1/4" (6.35 mm) jack with thru; outputs: 2 × XLR
• Input pad, 180° polarity reverse, ground lift and high-pass filter
• Frequency response 20 Hz to 20 kHz; dynamic range 109 dB
• THD 0.002% at -5 dBu; maximum input +10 dBu
• Input impedance 220 kΩ; output impedance 600 Ω
• 14-gauge steel chassis; 84 × 127 × 48 mm; 720 g

Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost to rent the Radial J48 Stereo?

Renting the Radial J48 Stereo costs €20, excluding VAT. To confirm availability for your dates and find out what is included, request a quote at info@peaksound.es or on +34 636 410 986 (phone and WhatsApp).

Does the Radial J48 Stereo need batteries?

No. According to Radial, it runs on 48 V phantom power and needs no batteries, so the XLR input it connects to must have 48 V phantom power switched on.

What controls and connections does it have?

According to Radial's specifications, it has an input pad, 180° polarity reverse, ground lift and a high-pass filter. It offers two jack inputs with thru connections and two XLR outputs.