Introducing the FTDI-1 Tube DI Interface by Fuchs Audio Technology

Fuchs Audio Technology has recently introduced the FTDI-1, a new series of studio and sound reinforcement gear. The company, founded by Andy with over 40 years of experience in music and guitar and bass amp servicing for clients ranging from Carlos Santana to Jimmy Herring and jazz legends like Dave Stryker and Vic Juris, is well-known for its impressive list of reviews and endorsements spanning two decades.

The Fuchs FT-DI stands out as a tube DI unit due to its combination of tube warmth with a compact design, making it ideal for pedalboards powered by 9-volt power. Its switch-mode power supply increases the incoming 9 volts to 300 volts, ensuring that the tube runs at proper “True High Voltage.” The unit features a 12AX7 tube and comes with selected low noise Ruby Tubes. At $599.00 MAP, the FTDI-1 is one of the most affordable options on the market.

The FTDI-1 includes a quarter-inch input and a ¼” buffered “through” output, as well as an Edcor transformer balanced output, all connected via Neutrik connectors. Despite its small and lightweight design, the unit has a window that lights up to display the audio tube powered by a regulated switch-mode power supply that can work with any pedal power supply capable of delivering 500ma at 9 volts. Overall, the FTDI-1 is a musical piece of equipment that offers small size and cool running capabilities while providing low noise performance.

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