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Is a DI in YOUR pedalboard??

a bunch of my preamps have Dis

But I use these 2 for different boards

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RNDI is built into my interface at home, and is the house DI for the church campuses I play at, so while not built in my board it’s what I always use.

I do have the Shift Line Olympic built in and ready though. Usually use it direct into the RNDI, and special occasions I’ll run it parallel to it and use the RNDI as a clean side and Olympic as a dirty sound.
 
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Excuse the rat's nest!
But yes, the bottom row of pedals, plus the F-Deck is fed into the radial ABY. Channel B is fed to the 360+ preamp and then into the Palmer DI for FOH, and then through straight into the power amp via the effects return on my amp's channel B.
Channel A is fed straight into my amp's channel A preamp, bypassing the 360+ and DI.
 
Always used the DI (pre-EQ mode) on my Super Bassman, despite having a VTDI running into the front of the amp.
Recently got the Steve Harris pedal, and used the DI in that at the last gig.
It sounded amazing, so I will be using it for the foreseeable future
 
RNDI is built into my interface at home, and is the house DI for the church campuses I play at, so while not built in my board it’s what I always use.

I do have the Shift Line Olympic built in and ready though. Usually use it direct into the RNDI, and special occasions I’ll run it parallel to it and use the RNDI as a clean side and Olympic as a dirty sound.

I've been using my Shift Line Olympic IIIs as a DI but just ordered an RNDI just to see if it is as good as everyone says it is. It runs off phantom power so I don't have to worry about powering it...just running a cord from the SLO to the RNDI.