Pyle Passive DI Box, Audio Hum Eliminator, 6.35mm to XLR Converter, Guitar Audio Interface for Home Studio, Music Production, Sound Card, Audio DAC, Compatible with M-Audio Interface

Haven’t tried them on stage with a couple of keyboards yet so can’t comment on signal quality yet but the build quality seems really good. Arrived overnight by Prime. Pretty impressive build quality even when compared to other more far expensive ones that I’ve bought in the past. Time will tell I guess but at £13 quid each you can’t go wrong.

Does exactly what it supposed to. It’s built well enough for most applications and the sound coming out is just as good (or bad) as what you put in. It’s a steal at this price. If you need to impress your friends with brand names then spend a lot more money. Otherwise this does the job perfectly well.

Once again Amazon has helped us out here by selling something that we have difficulty in sourcing in the UK. Anyone who has done a bit of checking on DI boxes has seen this brand crop up as a very good bit of kit and having got one, I have to agree. What I wanted it for is to connect the speaker output of a guitar amp (and so having all the signal captured, not just the preamp) and DI this to a slave amp. Note of course that the THRU connection in this case has to go to a proper load/speaker in the case of a valve amp. This config is great for creating wet/dry rigs or just supplementing the power of a small 30 watt amp to get to concert volume. Lots of other uses too and most important of all, entirely passive so no batteries or wall warts creating a spaghetti of cables.

Simple to use passive DI box. I use two of these units in my home studio and they work great. Yes, they do slightly colour the tone but that is far outweighed by the reduction of noise and interference a balanced output gives you. Works great for keyboards, drum machines, guitar processors, etc.

Perfect . And great value . Sturdy .metal build .

Solid unit, took a few kicks and drops from heights and still going strong, great for regular use or a spare di in a gig bag....

Does What's Written On Tin! What more can you expect! They could have come with XLR adaptors, but they are cheap to get anyway. Overall a good buy!

Bought it to convert a stereo unbalanced line level signal to a stereo balanced line level signal and found that it attenuates the signal too much even with attenuation set to 0dB. Gave it three stars as it was cheap and it does work, just not very well.