Radial JPC DI Active PC/Sound Cards
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Essential Information About the Radial JPC Stereo DI
Essential Information About the Radial JPC Stereo DI
- Stereo DI designed to easily connect a sound card, computer, or consumer devices to a PA system or professional console
- Comprehensive input connectivity: RCA, 3.5mm mini-jack, and 6.35mm Jack
- Transformer isolation to reduce buzz and hum caused by ground loops
- Hybrid active/passive design powered by 48V phantom to convert impedance and output a balanced signal
Manufacturer Information
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Radial JPC: The Stage/Studio Interface for "Consumer" Sources
The JPC follows Radial's philosophy: offering a robust and reliable interface to bridge audio/video sources (players, camcorders, laptops, sound cards) with the professional sound reinforcement world. Its compact format and field-oriented design make it a simple tool to deploy, both live and in the studio.
Who Is It For and What Are Its Uses?
The Radial JPC is aimed at technicians, musicians, content creators, and stage managers who need to quickly integrate a stereo source into a console without struggling with interference. Each input can also serve as a thru output, allowing the signal to be split to maintain a local monitor feed while sending the front of house.
Isolation, Conversion, and Balancing: A Clean Signal Ready for the Console
Input Transformers: Goodbye Ground Loops
Transformers placed on the inputs provide effective isolation to reduce unwanted noise often encountered with computers and A/V equipment.
Active Circuit Powered by 48V Phantom
After the transformer stage, an active circuit powered by 48V phantom takes over to manage impedance conversion and balancing. The result: more stable integration over long cable runs and a clean sound output.
Technical specifications
| Frequency response - start | 20 Hz | THD | 0,01% |
| Frequency response - end | 20 kHz | Inputs | 2 x jack, 2 x Rca |
| Category | Direct box | Analog outputs | 2 x Rca, 2 x XLR |
| Number of channels | 2 | Color | Beige |
| Digital conversion | No | Power supply | Phantom power |
| Max input level (dBu) | 17 | Display | LED |
| Integrated preamp | Yes | Weight | 720 g |
| Settings | -10 dB attenuator | Dimensions (mm) | 84 x 127 x 48 |
| DI type | stereo | Input transformers | isolation and reduction of buzz/hum caused by ground loops |
| Design | active/passive hybrid | Signal balancing | via active circuit |
| Input function | thru output with signal split | Impedance conversion | via active circuit |
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Questions frequently asked
Can the Radial JPC connect a laptop to a mixing console?
The two jack or RCA inputs allow connection of a stereo source, including a laptop or sound card. The two balanced XLR outputs are designed for sending to a console.
How does the JPC reduce hum and ground loops?
Transformers placed on the inputs provide isolation of audio/video sources. This design reduces unwanted noise often associated with computers and A/V equipment. The active circuit then performs impedance conversion and balancing.
Does the JPC require an external power supply?
Power is provided by the console's 48 V phantom power, with no external power supply required.
Can a local return be maintained with the JPC's RCA outputs?
Each input can serve as a thru output via the two RCA connectors. This allows splitting the signal between a local return and sending to the front of house.
What input level and attenuation setting are used for this stereo DI?
The maximum input level reaches +17 dBu. A -10 dB pad is built in to adjust the source level.



