Audio interfaces

Rent an audio interface
Do you need a mobile audio interface for your recordings or online meetings? You can go to the Rental Supplier for all audio supplies for your event. Easily rent sound equipment in the rental shop.
What is a D.I.? And what can I use it for?
A D.I. or DI box (short for direct injection) is a part of the audio equipment with which you convert an unbalanced signal to a balanced signal. The DI box converts the high impedance of the line signal to the low impedance required for a mixing console. With this functionality, a D.I. is often used to connect a keyboard or electric guitar to a mixing console, for example. Or in the case of a USB D.I. a laptop on a mixing console.
What is an audio interface and what can I use it for?
An audio interface is a kind of external USB sound card. A part of the audio equipment with which you can connect external equipment and send it to your laptop or computer via USB in high quality. For example, think of a professional microphone for a podcast. Or an external headset microphone during a video conference.
What is a headphone preamplifier and what can I use it for?
Sometimes one headphone output is simply not enough. For example, at an exhibition where you want multiple visitors to listen to one audio fragment in a room where silence is desired. With a headphone preamplifier you can connect multiple headphones to the same audio source. In addition, you can connect an external sound source and choose which headphones hear what per channel.