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Q: What is the difference between the Radial Pro8 and J48?
A: The Pro48 is a pared down version of the J48 that features the same audio signal path but with less features. Gone are the filter and the stereo to mono merge functions. We have however kept the -15dB pad, the 180º polarity reverse and the ground lift. It is also packaged in a smaller case and it has less colors and printing screens on it. All of these help t reduce costs.

Q: So why would someone buy the J48 if the Pro48 costs less?
A: The J48 feature set provides added benefits for concert performance that may not be needed for the average stage. For instance, the stereo to mono merge function can save valuable channels on a snake and mixer in pro touring. This function also allows you to set-up redundant systems for a computer, digital playback system or keyboard to allow backups should a catastrophic crash occur during a show. Furthermore, engaging the high-pass filter adds even more headroom when unwanted low frequencies are eliminated. Finally, being able to rack-mount the J48 for larger keyboard setups is a god-send as it provides for better inventory management. These important features for the concert touring professional are often not required for the average player. Thus the reason we now offer these two great sounding active DI options.

Q: Can I use the Pro48 on keyboards?
A: Yes. Absolutely! The Pro48’s higher level handling coupled with the 15dB pad make it very well suited for today’s high output keyboards. Without the pad engaged, the Pro48 is also perfectly suited for older low-output keyboards like a Rhodes piano.