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Q: How to choose between this passive model & an active one? Intention is convert unbalanced output from computer to balanced to send to active speakers.

The output from a computer is stereo. You would need the dual model to have 2 channels, left and right. It will work, but I have never had anyone use the product this way.

Q: Hi. If I connect my instrument to the 2 1/4” input jacks, can I use the 1/8” stereo jack as a parallel instrument level output?

No, the 1/8” stereo jack is an input not an output.

Q: Will this work on a pc? i have a 1/8" onboard sound going to a allen&heath board. the pc introduces a loud hum

Yes with an 1/8” to 1/4” cable.

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🎛️ Elevate your sound game with Samson MD1 — pro-grade clarity, zero compromise.

BUILT TO LAST - Rugged Samson STL transformer and solid chassis built for live and studio use
ULTRA LOW NOISE FLOOR - Experience near-silent operation with -117dB floor noise
ROBUST SIGNAL HANDLING - Handles up to +20dBu input without distortion for pristine audio
VERSATILE CONNECTIVITY - Dual 1/4" unbalanced and XLR balanced outputs for seamless integration
STUDIO GRADE FREQUENCY RESPONSE - Crisp clarity from deep bass to shimmering highs (18Hz-40kHz)

The SAMSON MD1 is a premium passive mono direct box designed for professional live and studio audio applications. Featuring a wide frequency response (18Hz-40kHz), high maximum input (+20dBu), and an ultra-low noise floor (-117dB), it ensures pristine sound quality. Its robust Samson STL transformer and durable chassis provide reliable performance, while versatile 1/4" and XLR outputs guarantee seamless connectivity across setups.

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How to choose between this passive model & an active one? Intention is convert unbalanced output from computer to balanced to send to active speakers.

Hi. If I connect my instrument to the 2 1/4” input jacks, can I use the 1/8” stereo jack as a parallel instrument level output?

Is this good also for electric guitar? I use a pedal board with amp simulator

Will this work on a pc? i have a 1/8" onboard sound going to a allen&heath board. the pc introduces a loud hum