Treat your stereo on-stage or in-studio instrument to the Palmer PAN 04 PRO, a passive DI box with two 1/4" inputs, two transformer-balanced XLR outputs, and two 1/4" thru-puts for compatible destinations (an on-stage line-level speaker, or an amplifier, for example). A -30 dB pad is on hand. This allows the unit to handle both line-level and speaker-level signals. Use this DI as a high-quality option for sending stereo keyboards or other stereo line-level instruments to the house PA.

Connect Stereo Keyboards to Mic Inputs    2 x 1/4" Inputs    2 x Transformer-Balanced XLR Outputs    -30 dB Pad    2 x 1/4" Thru Puts

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. In the paragraph above the four-item bulleted list it says that the unit delivers a linear frequency response from 20 Hz to 18 kHz but the second item in the bulleted list says Linear response from 30 Hz to 20 kHz . Which is it?

A: Hello Ray, Thank you for your interest in Radial. Although not ruler flat, the Trim-Two is linear (+/- 1dB) from 20 Hz to 20 kHz. Regards, Ryan

Q: 2. The outputs... are the XLR and Stereo Mini outs active simultaneously? Can I send to 2 sets of speakers

A: Palmer recommends not using both outputs at the same time.

Q: 3. Can this prevent speaker pop when shutting off console?

A: Yes, leslie h is correct. Using the mute botton or turing the knob to Zero will help prevent popping for you.

Q: 4. Does this come with an adapter for 120 VAC USA style outlets?

A: This unit should included a 120v power supply for US usage.

Q: 5. Can you plug in two of these into one laptop and then use 4 outputs for a live situation? specially looking at using albeton live to play tracks.

A: I own Two of these. I Just tried it and it wont work like that. they are two separate units.

Q: 6. Office space has digital audio system installed like a crestron setup, with in ceiling speakers, and microphones. The setup has a USB output for audio, would this work to convert to XLR?

A: The Peavey USB-P - USB "Direct Box" for Outputting Computer Audio to PA System is designed to convert a computer's digital audio output to analog signal and is powered via its USB connection to the computer. The USB-P would not work to convert signal in a similar manner with a device that is sending signal into a computer over USB.

Q: 7. Does it support 24bit/48khz?

A: It supports 44.1 or 48 khz at 16 bit.

Q: 8. where is the SPDIF input? useless for me, since i monitor from the digital out of my DAW... the Presonus Central Station has all the analog in and outs plus a SPIDIF/Toslink input.

A: There are NO digital connections (SPDIF):Inputs: Balanced2 x combo XLR-1/4 Aux (unbalanced):1 x TRS 3.5 mm2 x mono RCA ----------------------------------------------------------Output Connectors: 5 x XLR: (4 x balanced; 1 x unbalanced)

Q: 9. Will turning the trim knob down all the way mute the output? Or will there still be a noticeable signal?

A: It is a trim not a mute so depending on the source you may hear it at a low level with the trim all the way down.

Q: 10. Can you turn off the LED lights on the top panel?

A: There are no controls to turn off the LEDs on the Palmer Monicon L controller.