Simple way DI box is designed for amplifying the signal of an unbalanced musical instrument and converting it into a balanced signal to be sent to an amplifier or a mixing desk. Just like any other Di.

But unlike any other DI, Simple Way does so without using any op amps and negative feedback loop connections. Only analog circuitry and good old transistors. This really takes care of the unwanted distortion, gives the sound clarity and opens up the new horizons of the dynamic range.

The discrete amplification module was adopted from the Hi-End sound products and revised to fit the needs of the day to day heavy workload.

Analog circuit made on discrete semiconductor elements operating in class A,
without the use of general negative feedbacks;
input resistance - not less than 4.7 MΩ;
input impedance at on. PAD functions - 47 kOhm;
attenuation PAD - 20dB;
noise level unweighted (10-20 kHz) - less than -110 dBu;
non-linear distortion at an input level of -20 dBu (guitar) - less than 0.001%;
THD at input level 0 dBu, 1 kHz - less than 0.0009% (typ. 0.001%);
THD at 0 dBu input level, 100 Hz - less than 0.0009% (typ. 0.001%);
maximum input level (distortion less than 3%) - more than +14 dBu; 4.35 volts (RMS); 12.32 volts (p-p).
maximum input level at on. PAD (distortion less than 3%) - more than +34 dBu;
balanced output impedance (XLR) - less than 33 ohms;