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Rowin DI box takes a high-impedance, unbalanced 1/4" signal and converts it into a low-impedance, balanced XLR signal for Direct Input to a Mixer. With the DI box, routing your signal direct to a mixer or pro audio system has never been easier or better-sounding. Smart direct input box with ultra low distortion, it quietly transfers the sound of guitar or bass directly to the audio system Balanced/unbalanced output, gain switch, cabinet simulator and ground lift function included.This DI box a signal gain switch, which allows you to optionally boost or cut the signal by 20dB, so you can compensate for extremely high-level (hot) or low-level signals. Additionally, it includes a cabinet simulator switch, which when activated fattens up the sound to simulate the sound of a large 4x12" speaker cabinet. In addition to converting the signal, the pedal includes a true bypass output, so you can continue to connect to your amplifier. A ground lift button breaks the ground connection between the input and output, which can be useful for eliminating hum or ground loops.
Features
lED indicator
Indicating the working mode of the DI Box.
Red:Cabinet Simulator function in on
Blue:Cabinet Simulator function in off
Balance Output: XLR Balance output jack
Specifications
Input Impedance:1m Ohms
Output Impedance:1k Ohms
Working Current: 12mA
Includes:
1*Pedal
1*User manual(English & Chinese)
Matt L.
2025-08-29 16:23:01
Works incredibly well at giving me the tone I want with minimal gear. I just run it through the clean channel FX loop on my Carvin X100B head into a Carvin 4/12 half stack, using only the pedal and the amp's tone adjustments to sculpt to my liking. No extra tube drive or compressors... just using the pedal and volume for my distortion. Sharp, bright attack, thick, chunky palm mutes, and great sustain. Perfect for old school metal and thrash (Pantera, Overkill, Megadeth, etc.)
Reviewer
2025-08-14 16:06:16
Got this 5 days ago and it's become an integral part of my pedalboard. First of all, it's the only one of its kind that uses under 100ma power (which means a regular or any 9v power supply will work with it), and the bigger your amp, the more all the modulations work. They're not gonna sound as pristine and amazing as boutique ones, but it will still satisfactorily enhance your tone with a variety of usable sounds and make you smile, with a small footprint on your board.One big unexpected bonus is that you can actually save a preset (by holding down the footswitch for 2 seconds), so when you click on it twice, it pulls up the preset. This means you can have 2 sounds preset (whatever the current knobs are doing, which is a green light, and your pre-saved one, which is a red light and easily switch between them with 2 clicks).You can also use it as a boost (with subtle or any amount of modulation), since it has a volume knob, which was another cool bonus. The only downside is that it turns on automatically when you power on your pedalboard, but I don't mind since this is presently an always-on pedal with a subtle modulation on it.I do highly recommend this for the price, usability, versatility, functionality (you can easily switch between 2 sounds/presets), and low power consumption. I've tried others (the Caline Multimod, twice the price, and the 3x more expensive NUX Voodoo mini univibe, both of which sounded worse and I returned them). The others in this price range all consume more power (so I'd have to buy a different power supply for them), and probably don't sound as good.
SG.
2025-08-07 15:39:18
Pros: It's a fun little one-trick pedal. Seems fairly sturdy so far, all metal. With some other effects in the chain, you can achieve some really fun "symphony" type swells.Cons: At certain hi-gain levels, it will begin to "stutter". I don't know if this is intended or not but it can be part of your creative thang if you harness it right. It's also a bit noisy at higher levels, but that can be tweaked with a simple noise gate or mixer/eq. My biggest complaint is that it engages when the power is turned on, so it's not really something you would keep in your loop. But I only paid like $34 and it works, so it's hard to be critical of it.
thinksojoe
2025-07-08 21:24:52
Full disclosure, I don't know what is considered a "good" delay. I typically use the effect during guitar solos to thicken the sound. So this one is nice and quiet, and does exactly what it says it does. The mini form factor is nice because you can add more pedals to your board. It works as you'd expect - plug in, fiddle with the knobs, an kick the switch to turn the effect on and off, so as simple as it can be.
Nate
2025-06-19 10:36:35
I lean on only a few pedals and wanted to add a blues / distortion tone to my lineup, and decided to give an affordable pedal a try. I compared this to the "Donner Overdrive Guitar Pedal, Blues Drive Vintage Overdrive Effect Warm/Hot Modes for Pedal Boards Electric Guitar, True Bypass", expecting them to sound quite different. I own quality guitars and amps that are both practical and high quality from G&L Legacy Special to Godin A6 to Fender (Mexican) Nashville Power telecaster. I have various amps that range from Fender Hot Rod Deluxe, Fender Mustang GT100, and even a cool Spark 40. That said, I now simplify performance through an array / sub and the board, using pedals and no amp. Regardless of direct-to-PA or through-the-board, this pedal does an okay job, but I think it's a better fit if you're really on a budget. To me, it wasn't bad tone, but it wasn't great, and I really shouldn't have expected it to not be so noisy when it's at a great price. If you're playing through a little amp with no good affects or a small PA, this may be great for you. It's really decent tone and constructed very nicely. I ended up returning this and the Donner pedal (not huge difference, really) for the JOYO American Sound Amp Simulator Pedal of Fd 57 Deluxe Amplifier from Clean to Overdrive Sound for Electric Guitar Effect - Bypass (JF-14). That pedal is also well built and offers good tone - just a little noisy yet. In truth, I did these cheap pedals in a hurry to add to a lineup of Boss, MXR and other pedals (I only play through a few) for a fast gig, but I'll likely get to know my old Voice Live Extreme 3 better for all it can do with effects, harmonies, and looping - but that's at a wildly different price point (hundreds more). This is a good value pedal for basic play.
cesar martin rodriguez torres
2025-06-18 16:08:26
Pense que incluia el cargador pero no tube que comprarlo por separado pero funciona muy bien.
A. Stewart
2025-06-14 10:04:54
Like the title says, and that’s just my opinion. But this is a fun pedal that helps you make some really cool sounds.
Guy C.
2025-06-07 15:56:23
Too many options in one pedal. Sounds not bad but has a slite buzz when plugged into a multiple power unit
Customer
2025-06-03 12:51:17
It is not plexi sounding pedal. It is more boosted jcm 900 or 800. It sounds nice but only as a high gain - with gain at least at 10 o'clock. The best sound is with gain at 12 o'clock with bright on.
Jairo
2025-05-31 10:39:51
Es un pedal con mucha ganancia que utilizo con el gain al cero para empujar el canal de distorsión de un combo de válvulas. Suena impresionante, sonido denso y saturado. El pedal tiene un selector de brillo que es de muy mala calidad, por lo demás el pedal parece robusto. Recomendado 100% por el precio que tiene.
Matt L.
2025-05-13 17:09:02
Works incredibly well at giving me the tone I want with minimal gear. I just run it through the clean channel FX loop on my Carvin X100B head into a Carvin 4/12 half stack, using only the pedal and the amp's tone adjustments to sculpt to my liking. No extra tube drive or compressors... just using the pedal and volume for my distortion. Sharp, bright attack, thick, chunky palm mutes, and great sustain. Perfect for old school metal and thrash (Pantera, Overkill, Megadeth, etc.)
Reviewer
2025-05-05 11:04:20
Got this 5 days ago and it's become an integral part of my pedalboard. First of all, it's the only one of its kind that uses under 100ma power (which means a regular or any 9v power supply will work with it), and the bigger your amp, the more all the modulations work. They're not gonna sound as pristine and amazing as boutique ones, but it will still satisfactorily enhance your tone with a variety of usable sounds and make you smile, with a small footprint on your board.One big unexpected bonus is that you can actually save a preset (by holding down the footswitch for 2 seconds), so when you click on it twice, it pulls up the preset. This means you can have 2 sounds preset (whatever the current knobs are doing, which is a green light, and your pre-saved one, which is a red light and easily switch between them with 2 clicks).You can also use it as a boost (with subtle or any amount of modulation), since it has a volume knob, which was another cool bonus. The only downside is that it turns on automatically when you power on your pedalboard, but I don't mind since this is presently an always-on pedal with a subtle modulation on it.I do highly recommend this for the price, usability, versatility, functionality (you can easily switch between 2 sounds/presets), and low power consumption. I've tried others (the Caline Multimod, twice the price, and the 3x more expensive NUX Voodoo mini univibe, both of which sounded worse and I returned them). The others in this price range all consume more power (so I'd have to buy a different power supply for them), and probably don't sound as good.
SG.
2025-04-16 16:47:01
Pros: It's a fun little one-trick pedal. Seems fairly sturdy so far, all metal. With some other effects in the chain, you can achieve some really fun "symphony" type swells.Cons: At certain hi-gain levels, it will begin to "stutter". I don't know if this is intended or not but it can be part of your creative thang if you harness it right. It's also a bit noisy at higher levels, but that can be tweaked with a simple noise gate or mixer/eq. My biggest complaint is that it engages when the power is turned on, so it's not really something you would keep in your loop. But I only paid like $34 and it works, so it's hard to be critical of it.
thinksojoe
2025-03-19 14:26:00
Full disclosure, I don't know what is considered a "good" delay. I typically use the effect during guitar solos to thicken the sound. So this one is nice and quiet, and does exactly what it says it does. The mini form factor is nice because you can add more pedals to your board. It works as you'd expect - plug in, fiddle with the knobs, an kick the switch to turn the effect on and off, so as simple as it can be.
Nate
2025-03-04 17:24:23
I lean on only a few pedals and wanted to add a blues / distortion tone to my lineup, and decided to give an affordable pedal a try. I compared this to the "Donner Overdrive Guitar Pedal, Blues Drive Vintage Overdrive Effect Warm/Hot Modes for Pedal Boards Electric Guitar, True Bypass", expecting them to sound quite different. I own quality guitars and amps that are both practical and high quality from G&L Legacy Special to Godin A6 to Fender (Mexican) Nashville Power telecaster. I have various amps that range from Fender Hot Rod Deluxe, Fender Mustang GT100, and even a cool Spark 40. That said, I now simplify performance through an array / sub and the board, using pedals and no amp. Regardless of direct-to-PA or through-the-board, this pedal does an okay job, but I think it's a better fit if you're really on a budget. To me, it wasn't bad tone, but it wasn't great, and I really shouldn't have expected it to not be so noisy when it's at a great price. If you're playing through a little amp with no good affects or a small PA, this may be great for you. It's really decent tone and constructed very nicely. I ended up returning this and the Donner pedal (not huge difference, really) for the JOYO American Sound Amp Simulator Pedal of Fd 57 Deluxe Amplifier from Clean to Overdrive Sound for Electric Guitar Effect - Bypass (JF-14). That pedal is also well built and offers good tone - just a little noisy yet. In truth, I did these cheap pedals in a hurry to add to a lineup of Boss, MXR and other pedals (I only play through a few) for a fast gig, but I'll likely get to know my old Voice Live Extreme 3 better for all it can do with effects, harmonies, and looping - but that's at a wildly different price point (hundreds more). This is a good value pedal for basic play.
cesar martin rodriguez torres
2025-02-17 10:10:20
Pense que incluia el cargador pero no tube que comprarlo por separado pero funciona muy bien.
A. Stewart
2025-02-12 14:23:17
Like the title says, and that’s just my opinion. But this is a fun pedal that helps you make some really cool sounds.
Guy C.
2025-01-24 12:47:20
Too many options in one pedal. Sounds not bad but has a slite buzz when plugged into a multiple power unit
Customer
2024-12-31 14:58:34
It is not plexi sounding pedal. It is more boosted jcm 900 or 800. It sounds nice but only as a high gain - with gain at least at 10 o'clock. The best sound is with gain at 12 o'clock with bright on.
Jairo
2024-12-30 11:58:53
Es un pedal con mucha ganancia que utilizo con el gain al cero para empujar el canal de distorsión de un combo de válvulas. Suena impresionante, sonido denso y saturado. El pedal tiene un selector de brillo que es de muy mala calidad, por lo demás el pedal parece robusto. Recomendado 100% por el precio que tiene.
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