Coleman Audio Phone Mix DI
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What you need to know
What you need to know
- Easily connects a mobile source (phone, laptop, tablet) to a console or monitoring controller
- Instrument inputs with -20 dB attenuator (pad) for better handling of high levels
- Built-in headphone output for silent practice without interrupting an ongoing session
- Outputs on XLR connectors for easy integration in both studio and control room
Manufacturer Information
Coleman Audio
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A Direct Box Designed for Modern and Mobile Setups
Mobile audio sources are everywhere, but their outputs are not always compatible with the inputs of a console or monitoring system. This direct box addresses this need by offering user-friendly connectivity: stereo input via 3.5 mm mini-jack, instrument inputs, and XLR outputs, allowing quick switching from reference listening to musician use.
Who Is It For and What Are Its Uses?
It is intended for musicians, technicians, and content creators who want to connect a stereo source (playback, click track, demo) while retaining the ability to play and listen through headphones. Ideal for home studios, rehearsals, podcast/stream control rooms, or classroom setups.
Technical specifications
| Number of channels | 2 | Category | audio converter |
| Rackable | No | Type | Box |
| Stereo input | 1 x 3.5 mm mini-jack | Headphone output | powered |
| Inputs | 2 x 6.35 mm jack | Stereo outputs | 2 on XLR connectors |
| Attenuator (pad) on instrument inputs | -20 dB | ||
Questions frequently asked
Can a smartphone or audio player be connected via mini-jack?
The 3.5 mm stereo mini-jack input allows connecting a mobile source to play back tracks, a click track, or a demo.
What connections are available on the Coleman Audio Phone Mix Di?
The unit features a 3.5 mm stereo mini-jack input, instrument inputs, and XLR outputs. A headphone output is also provided for monitoring.
Do the instrument inputs accept high-level signals?
A -20 dB pad is available on the instrument inputs. This attenuation adjusts the input level to prevent clipping.
Is it possible to monitor via headphones during rehearsal or recording?
The headphone output allows for silent direct monitoring. It facilitates switching between reference listening and playing with a connected stereo source. This setup is suitable for home studios, rehearsals, and podcast or streaming control rooms.
How many channels does this audio unit offer?
The configuration includes 2 channels, with management adapted for stereo sources.



