The Radial Headload Prodigy Load Box Speaker Simulatorfrom Radial Headload Prodigy Load Box Speaker Simulatoris a combination DI / load box designed for electric guitars. Using this device allows you to drive your amplifier's power-amp circuit at higher output levels while producing a lower volume on the stage, resulting in all the fat tonal characteristics you want at significantly lower volumes. You can achieve this by inserting the load box as an attenuator between your amplifier head and your cabinet, utilizing the 50% speaker output to achieve a 50% reduction of volume—with no compromise on preamp/power-amp tone.

But that's not all: The Headload Prodigy also functions as a DI box, complete with a JDX balanced XLR output which simulates the tone of a 4x12" cabinet. Using this option, you can record your amp's tone without a microphone, or send your amp through the house's PA and save yourself from having to schlep your speaker cabinet to the gig. You can also take an uneffected DI sound through the unbalanced pre-EQ 1/4" output.

Combination Load Box & DI    Provides Fuller Tones at Lower Volume    Built-In Balanced DI Simulates 4x12" Cab    2x 1/4" Unbalanced Outputs    Onboard EQ    Headphone Output with Level Control    Polarity Switch for Phase Flipping    Ground Lift Switch for Hum Elimination    Provides Three Separate Operations

Two unbalanced 1/4" outputs—one pre-EQ, one post-EQ—provide more connectivity options to amps, effects, and more

High and Low EQs allow you to further tweak your sound—especially useful for in-ear applications

Monitor privately with this 1/4" line out

• 100% pass-through allows you to send your amp's sound through a Radial JDX balanced DI output without affecting your stage cabinet's tone

• 50% attenuation allows you to reduce your volume without sacrificing tone (excellent for small venues)

• Simple DI output allows you to route amp/cab tone straight to a mixer, PA, or interface without a microphone

• Reverse the phase of your amp to compensate for phase anomalies on stage

• Ground lift switch helps eliminate hum and buzz caused by ground loops

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How long would these power an Apurture 300D II for?

A: the aperture light has a 15‐amp continuous power draw, you can expect about 52 minutes run time on these batteries

Q: 2. Are these considered mini?

A: Yes, these batteries are relatively compact.

Q: 3. since this is passive, does it only output mic level? Or can the outputs also be Line level?

A: The XLR pass throughs are mic level, and the 3.5mm audio outs are line level.

Q: 4. Does this unit work standalone or does it have to be used with the Broadcast Press Box?

A: This broadcast audio splitter can be used a stand-alone unit, and only requires a balanced XLR input from a mixing board or other source. .

Q: 5. Will the above battery be considered compatible with the wooden camera product BH #HAVLMFS5 • MFR #VLM-FS5 ?

A: yes this V-mount battery will work on that Hawkwood V mount plate

Q: 6. Can the USB port be used to power an LED light?

A: It will depend on the light. The USB port outputs 5V at 1 amp. It should charge most devices (albeit slowly), but depending on the power consumption of the light, it might not be enough to fully power it.

Q: 7. Can you charge these via D-tap or USB?

A: Yes. The following unit can be charged via d-tap port.

Q: 8. Will this battery power the Aputure c120 d II and c300 d II to full power?

A: Yes these batteries are able to run a C120D II and C300D II at full power.

Q: 9. Will this battery work with a RED Raven?

A: You can use this with the RED Raven if you are outfitted with a V battery mount plate.

Q: 10. Does this work with Blackmagic URSA Mini Pro 4.6k 2G?

A: If you have a V-Mount battery plate on your Ursa Mini Pro 4.6K G2 then yes this will work.