--- product_id: 3498041 title: "Behringer Ultra-Di Di20 Professional Active 2-Channel Di-Box/Splitter" brand: "behringer" price: "€ 67.80" currency: EUR in_stock: false reviews_count: 13 url: https://www.desertcart.hr/products/3498041-behringer-ultra-di-di20-professional-active-2-channel-di-box store_origin: HR region: Croatia --- # Phantom or 9V battery powered Ground lift switch for hum elimination 2-channel active DI conversion Behringer Ultra-Di Di20 Professional Active 2-Channel Di-Box/Splitter **Brand:** behringer **Price:** € 67.80 **Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock ## Summary > 🎛️ Elevate your sound, ditch the hum — pro-grade DI power in your hands! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Behringer Ultra-Di Di20 Professional Active 2-Channel Di-Box/Splitter by behringer - **How much does it cost?** € 67.80 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Currently out of stock - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.hr](https://www.desertcart.hr/products/3498041-behringer-ultra-di-di20-professional-active-2-channel-di-box) ## Best For - behringer enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted behringer brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Hum-Free Zone:** Ground lift switch eradicates annoying hum and ground loop noise—your live sets just got cleaner. - • **Power Your Way:** Runs on phantom power or a 9V battery with a dedicated power switch to maximize battery life. - • **Pro-Grade Value:** Top-tier performance at a fraction of the cost—trusted by gigging musicians and pros alike. - • **Dual-Channel Powerhouse:** Seamlessly convert two unbalanced inputs into balanced XLR outputs for pristine sound clarity. - • **Flexible Operation Modes:** Switch between mono, stereo, or linked 2-channel modes to adapt to any rig or setup. ## Overview The Behringer Ultra-DI DI20 is a professional active 2-channel DI box and splitter that converts unbalanced 1/4" TRS inputs into balanced XLR outputs. Featuring switchable link mode for mono, stereo, or dual-channel operation, a ground lift switch to eliminate hum, and flexible power options including phantom power or 9V battery, it delivers reliable, clean signal conversion at an unbeatable price point favored by live performers and budget-conscious pros. ## Description Professional Active 2-Channel DI-Box/Splitter Review: Good hunch - That's what it was: a hunch. I read the specs on this thing and thought, "That might be a handy gizmo to have around." I was thinking of the signal splitting function and the unbalanced to balanced function. As it turned out, my first use for it was to get rid of unwanted hum in my cobbled-together low-budget PA system. For some reason, when I connected a compact PA system to my Peavey board (which was also feeding a guitar amp) there was an unacceptable level of hum that I couldn't get rid of. Then I remembered that I had the Ultra-DI and decided to try it, between the mixer and the PA input. Put in a battery, hit the ground lift switch, and - like magic - the hum was gone. Not diminished, gone! I have used it a couple of times, in Link mode, to connect a guitar to two different amps, one of which had a multi-effects box on the front end. Worked great for that. I haven't had an occasion to use the attenuation function, yet, but have no reason to believe that it won't do what it's supposed to do if I ever do need it. I haven't used it enough to comment on the ultimate battery life, but one 9 v. battery got it through one 2 hr. concert, and there seems to be plenty of juice left in it. Unlike some Behringer gizmos (like their effects pedals), this one has a power switch, which should go a long way to prolonging the battery life. I wouldn't have ordered this, on a hunch [especially in view of the dismaying number of negative reviews of this product], if it had a $90+ price tag, but I was willing to gamble $22.00. I'm glad I did. If it never does anything but cancel hum in an otherwise noisy system, I'll feel as if I've gotten my money's worth. While I'm not a fan of the Behringer effects pedals, I have been pleased with several other Behringer products. I have a VT-50 amp that I use every day and love as much as you can love an inanimate object. I have an MIC100 pre-amp that works great, every day, and is worth every penny I paid for it. And I have a GM108 amp, bought much-used, for forty bucks, that works great as well. None has ever given me any trouble. The effects pedals all worked, they just didn't work very well - meaning, they didn't give me what I expected - which may be more my fault than Behringer's, as I got them by mail order without testing them beforehand. That's my two cents on Behringer products. Review: Good comprimise between sound and price - Does it add noise? Sure it does. A bit of hiss. Think of tape hiss with the Dolby NR turned on, for those of you old enough to know that sound. Does it cost over $100? Not a chance. This thing has no place in a recording studio, that's for sure, but for a small band playing a gig in a park on a Sunday afternoon? No one will notice the hiss. You're getting two DI channels for under $25! We use these for the bass and guitar players in our church band, and they're great. With the room empty, and PA opened up wide, you can hear a bit of hiss. Add a few dozen people to the room and it disappears completely. Great price point, and we will buy more of these if we need them. The nay-sayers are the pro audio guys, and if you're into pro audio, you're not buying $25 DI boxes, or at least you shouldn't be! ## Features - Converts 2 separate unbalanced 1/4' TRS line inputs into 2 balanced XLR outputs - Ultra-flexible: mono, 2-channel or stereo DI box operation with switchable Link mode - Switchable input attenuation allows connection to outputs with up to 3,000 Watts - Ground lift switch eliminates typical ground loop problems - Phantom or 9 V battery powered ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B000CCSWQA | | Best Sellers Rank | #10,488 in Musical Instruments ( See Top 100 in Musical Instruments ) #21 in Recording Signal Direct Boxes | | Brand Name | Behringer | | Customer Reviews | 4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (1,524) | | Global Trade Identification Number | 00689076113915 | | Included Components | Active 2 Channel DI Box | | Interface | XLR | | Item Type Name | BEHRINGER DI20 Professional Active 2- Channel Di-Box/Splitter Black & Grey | | Item Weight | 8.48 ounces | | Manufacturer | Behringer | | Material Type | Others | | Maximum Supply Voltage | 48 Volts | | Minimum Supply Voltage | 5 Volts | | Number of Channels | 2 | | Number of Pins | 12 | | UPC | 689076113915 | | Unit Count | 1.0 Count | | Warranty Description | Products are covered by behringer manufacturer's warranty within one year of the original date of purchase from an authorized behringer dealer. If your behringer product is still under warranty, you must obtain a return authorization (ra) number from behringer before sending your product to an authorized service center for warranty service. | ## Product Details - **Brand:** Behringer - **Interface Type:** XLR - **Maximum Supply Voltage:** 48 Volts - **Minimum Supply Voltage:** 5 Volts - **Number of Pins:** 12 ## Images ![Behringer Ultra-Di Di20 Professional Active 2-Channel Di-Box/Splitter - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71mL7HyAzlL.jpg) ## Questions & Answers **Q: if my mixer is without phantom, can a D120 make my microphone work?** A: No... This product is designed to connect an unbalanced instrument (like a guitar or keyboard) over longer distances to a mixer. It doesn't provide phantom power to microphones. **Q: my powered studio monitors I am using with my computer have a constant buzzing noise, will this fix the buzz?** A: No. Try changing the cable that connects your computer to the monitors. If the buzzing remains, have a qualified technician check your monitors for power supply and/or grounding problems. **Q: If using with a guitar amplifier will I need to have it connected to a speaker to properly handle the load?** A: If you're using a guitar amplifier, you don't need this at all. This is for converting a 1/4" guitar jack to an XLR (balanced) input. It makes it so you can hook your guitar into a regular microphone jack. This is useful in a situation like where you already have those standard mic jacks available in a room on one end with the sound board on the other. It may have 1/4" inputs, too, but you may not have the cable to go that far. **Q: Would this work to connect a magnetic pickup with a peizeo pickup?** A: If you plan to connect a magnetic pickup from the output of the instrument to one of the quarter inch inputs of this DI box, and the peizeo pickup from a separate output from an instrument to the other quarter inch input of this DI box, then run them either separately or combined to a PA via the XLR output(s), then I don't see why that would not work. This is actually two DI boxes in the same housing, but you can multiplex both input signals from the box to a PA, or both signals individually. ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good hunch *by E***E on May 18, 2012* That's what it was: a hunch. I read the specs on this thing and thought, "That might be a handy gizmo to have around." I was thinking of the signal splitting function and the unbalanced to balanced function. As it turned out, my first use for it was to get rid of unwanted hum in my cobbled-together low-budget PA system. For some reason, when I connected a compact PA system to my Peavey board (which was also feeding a guitar amp) there was an unacceptable level of hum that I couldn't get rid of. Then I remembered that I had the Ultra-DI and decided to try it, between the mixer and the PA input. Put in a battery, hit the ground lift switch, and - like magic - the hum was gone. Not diminished, gone! I have used it a couple of times, in Link mode, to connect a guitar to two different amps, one of which had a multi-effects box on the front end. Worked great for that. I haven't had an occasion to use the attenuation function, yet, but have no reason to believe that it won't do what it's supposed to do if I ever do need it. I haven't used it enough to comment on the ultimate battery life, but one 9 v. battery got it through one 2 hr. concert, and there seems to be plenty of juice left in it. Unlike some Behringer gizmos (like their effects pedals), this one has a power switch, which should go a long way to prolonging the battery life. I wouldn't have ordered this, on a hunch [especially in view of the dismaying number of negative reviews of this product], if it had a $90+ price tag, but I was willing to gamble $22.00. I'm glad I did. If it never does anything but cancel hum in an otherwise noisy system, I'll feel as if I've gotten my money's worth. While I'm not a fan of the Behringer effects pedals, I have been pleased with several other Behringer products. I have a VT-50 amp that I use every day and love as much as you can love an inanimate object. I have an MIC100 pre-amp that works great, every day, and is worth every penny I paid for it. And I have a GM108 amp, bought much-used, for forty bucks, that works great as well. None has ever given me any trouble. The effects pedals all worked, they just didn't work very well - meaning, they didn't give me what I expected - which may be more my fault than Behringer's, as I got them by mail order without testing them beforehand. That's my two cents on Behringer products. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good comprimise between sound and price *by J***N on September 16, 2019* Does it add noise? Sure it does. A bit of hiss. Think of tape hiss with the Dolby NR turned on, for those of you old enough to know that sound. Does it cost over $100? Not a chance. This thing has no place in a recording studio, that's for sure, but for a small band playing a gig in a park on a Sunday afternoon? No one will notice the hiss. You're getting two DI channels for under $25! We use these for the bass and guitar players in our church band, and they're great. With the room empty, and PA opened up wide, you can hear a bit of hiss. Add a few dozen people to the room and it disappears completely. Great price point, and we will buy more of these if we need them. The nay-sayers are the pro audio guys, and if you're into pro audio, you're not buying $25 DI boxes, or at least you shouldn't be! ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great price *by P***N on September 1, 2025* Great product ## Frequently Bought Together - Behringer Ultra-DI DI20 Professional Active 2-Channel DI-Box/Splitter - Pyle Premium Direct Injection Audio Box - 2.36" x 4.09" Passive DI Unit Hum Eliminator w/ Input Attenuator to Connect Guitar & Bass, 1/4'' Impedance Transformer Connector to Balanced & Unbalanced XLR - PYLE-PRO Premium Direct Injection Audio Box - Passive DI Unit Hum Eliminator w/ Input Attenuator to Connect Guitar & Bass - 1/4 Inch Impedance Transformer Connector to Balanced & Unbalanced XLR-PDC22 , Black --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - 🛒 **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** — Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** — Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - 💰 **No Hidden Fees** — All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - 🔄 **15-Day Free Returns** — Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - 🔒 **Secure Payments** — Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** — Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.hr/products/3498041-behringer-ultra-di-di20-professional-active-2-channel-di-box](https://www.desertcart.hr/products/3498041-behringer-ultra-di-di20-professional-active-2-channel-di-box) --- *Product available on Desertcart Croatia* *Store origin: HR* *Last updated: 2026-04-22*