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Originally Posted by S.Filpansick  How about this: The MK3 is the new(current) version of the JDI. I can't say what has changed for this revision, but Radial no longer makes a JDI that ISN'T a MK3.
If you see a non-mk3 for sale, it's likely just someone getting rid of old stock. |
I'm certain this is correct, besides, it's a very simple box, and all of the "tone" comes from the transformer, which has always been the same very nice Jensen transformer. Don't fret bro, they probably just changed the logo or something.
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Originally Posted by in a blue field using a DI in reverse in an attempt to reamp does not change the impedance... you're playin' with fire... |
Yes it does. A DI's purpose is to change impedance, and it's passive, so it does the opposite in reverse. There are instructions in both the ProDI and the JDI Manual on using your DI in reverse as a reamp box. Mic level and line level are both low impedance, they are just a different level, which can be compensated for by bringing down your output fader, or using a pad like the dude said above.
I would buy a reamp box still, though, for the reasons I described in my post above.