Phantom-powered Active Circuitry Unleashes Clean Headroom

An active DI like the Klark Teknik DN200 V2 can dramatically enhance your stage and studio setup. The stereo DN200 V2 boasts an ultra-clean active circuitry that's powered by standard 48-volt phantom power from your console — just connect the XLR output to your board, engage each channel's phantom power, and that's all there is to it. This active circuitry gives the DN200 V2 a high headroom and a wide dynamic range to accurately capture the instrument, laptop, phone, or other balanced stereo source you've got plugged in. This is accomplished by using the side-by-side stereo XLR combo jacks on the front or the convenient 3.5mm stereo TRS jack right next door. With the flip of a couple switches, stereo signals coming into the DN200 V2 can quickly be summed to mono, while mono sources can be split into two destinations. This gives you incredible flexibility that would normally be accomplished through the use of an external device (and would otherwise require several additional cables and rounds of plug-in gymnastics). Around back, Pad and Earth switches insulate your signal against unwanted overages and excess hum due to ground loops. Worried about rowdy performers stomping all over your gear? The Klark Teknik DN200 V2's thick aluminum housing and rough-and-tumble silicone rubber bumpers are enough to instill confidence in the most protective sound engineer. Take it from Sweetwater: if you're in the market for a high-performance active DI that can take a tumble and won't break the bank, then the Klark Teknik DN200 V2 is a fine choice.