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No hay artículos en el carroAquellos de nosotros en Sweetwater que hemos tenido el privilegio de trabajar en consolas Neve clásico podemos dar fe de la vibrante riqueza y el poderoso golpe que la electrónica de Rupert imparte a tu señal. Ahora hay una caja directa que ofrece esta magia: el Rupert Neve Designs RNDI. Transformadores personalizados y amplificadores FET discretos y sesgados de clase A, el RNDI hace que tu bajo, guitarra, teclado o cualquier instrumento con una pastilla piezoeléctrica suene masivo e increíble. Si grabas música o haces sonido en vivo, tomas señales directamente todo el tiempo. También podría invertir en una caja directa asesina: RNDI de Rupert Neve Designs. El Neve de las cajas directasCon su alto espacio de entrada puede alimentar al RNDI una fuente de nivel de línea profesional sin una almohadilla, y en el modo Altavoz, el RNDI puede manejar la mayor parte de un amplificador de potencia de 1000 W (para sus tipos de EE, es de +41,5 dBU). El
Customer
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 21 de febrero de 2025
Best DI on the market. I get some really clean nice tones out of this, but do be aware you need a good preamp to get the most out of it.NOTICE: Be aware that you can't use this DI line-out like other active DI's into a line-input, because it requires phantom power to operate. I'm not aware of any preamps that supply phantom power via their line-inputs, so you basically have to run this unit into a microphone preamp.Most microphone preamps have some sort of "color" added to them for character, so you'll want to find a really clean mic-pre that doesn't color the tone in any way. I personally love that it's phantom powered, but I could see why that would be a problem for some people trying to bypass the pre's on their interface entirely.
トンカツ
Comentado en Japón el 20 de mayo de 2023
通した時のアンプので音が良いと聞いて購入したが、radialの方が好みだった。
Claudio Nuñez
Comentado en México el 9 de noviembre de 2023
Tiene un sonido más lleno que permite hacer buenos Reamps.
MDE
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 14 de noviembre de 2020
Well, I thought I knew more (alot more) than the aver pro audio tech head about DI's. In fact I have bought, used and sold 7 different brands and models over the years. Landed on Radial Engineering's solid designs of the JDI and J48. . what's not to like? I have installed them in multiple churches and own several myself. THEN, it happened. . a Sweetwater gear catalog came in the mail, I perused it and said- "What's that?". Spent the next several hours reading through ALL of the SWeetwater reviews on the RNDI. Installed it on a Fender JazzBass with active electronics. . . night and day improvement, then bought a second one to install on acoustic guitar, stunning difference. While I will alwasy be a Rdial fan sIv'e ahd strong success using theri DI's, the RNDI is simply differnt and markedly more musical than any DI I ahve ever heard. I sepnt many hours viewing YouTUbe videos of Bass guitars through multiple DI's and alwasy the RNDI shone brighter than the rest. AS a "tone freak", this is the real thing, complete tone purity. Connected a Motif keyboard to it- "pure tone" like the sytnh came alive! A taste of Neve magic. No comparison to anything I've ever heard or used.
Ya!bass
Comentado en Japón el 1 de octubre de 2020
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0utLa3D
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 16 de julio de 2019
I researched the options at this price point fairly extensively, and the ability to put the Neve between amp and speaker as well as between your instrument and the your amp clinched it for me. To say this device doesn't disappoint is an understatement. Of course the instrument to amp DI works perfectly and sounds great with classic Neve sonic characteristics. With the flip of a front panel switch, changing a few cables and insertion of your choice of speaker emulator plugin (I typically use Lancaster or the two notes audio impulse responses and there are tons of good free and paid IR's online) and you get real, great amp tone and touch sensitivity into your DAW. Note: ** Make sure you (i) use speaker [i.e., not instrument] cables to attach the line in from the amp and to a speaker load to the 1/4" output jack on the front to avoid amp damage; and (ii) make sure you remember to put a speaker emulator on it or it will probably sound rather disappointing). I went for the single channel version, but if I had it to do again I would have purchased the two channel so both sides are matched when I want to use it for a stereo source. Hope this is helpful.
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