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Behringer DI100 vs. GI100
- Thread starter ole Jason
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haha 6?!! I used a DI100 at a club and was amazed by it. Do you ever use the speaker emulation live?
No. Not yet. But I will.
For recording only. For now. Excellent recording gear. I power them with the phantom power from the mixer, instead of with batteries. The dynamic headroom is a lot better than the already very impressive results with just battery power.
The speaker emulation is delicious. No. It won't jump out in front of your face at you when it's on. But very noticeable if you switch it off after playing for a minute or so. It doesn't add, or take out the tones from your gears ahead ot it in the chain. Just open the sound up nicely. Mixing with your preamp/amp's line-out together with the speaker emulation from the GI-100, and you have some truely beautiful , repeatable tones generation, without much time, money, and muscle involved. Just concentrate on the playing. And save your muscle energy to lug home your "dessert" to enjoy after the gig, instead of lugging a back-breaking amp/cab rig.
These dirt-cheap buggers are killers for keyboards too. Just totally opened up the sound.
Will try the Behringer tube mic DI box next.
Sure.
Try to check back around mid to late October. My rule of thumb is not to make judgement on electronic items without at least 100 hours of burn-in period. I am a firm believer in the burn-in process, from my yeays of high end home audio experiences with both tube and ss equiptments.
I will also try different tubes with the unit, since I already have a decent collection of suitable tubes for my home audio system.
