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<blockquote data-quote="TorbjÃ¶rn Molin" data-source="post: 48067" data-attributes="member: 925">Re: Acoustic guitar into passive DIWell, I think it was an active pickup, I didn&#039;t get a close look, but since I asked the guitarist if there was a battery and he said that he had replaced it I assume it was. I guess I wasn&#039;t as calm as I&#039;d like to have been while troubleshooting.Would a passive pickup need some time to &quot;recover&quot; from trying to drive the passive DI when later plugged in to the active DI? I did try an active DI but with same results, only for a brief moment though. Would an active pickup have an easier time driving the input of the guitar players amp than a passive DI?The cables were all TS instrument cables, no TRS, and I tried two or three different ones.I guess I won&#039;t be able to come to a definitive answer without access to the guitar, I will check the (passive) DI tomorrow though.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="TorbjÃ¶rn Molin, post: 48067, member: 925"] Re: Acoustic guitar into passive DI Well, I think it was an active pickup, I didn't get a close look, but since I asked the guitarist if there was a battery and he said that he had replaced it I assume it was. I guess I wasn't as calm as I'd like to have been while troubleshooting. Would a passive pickup need some time to "recover" from trying to drive the passive DI when later plugged in to the active DI? I did try an active DI but with same results, only for a brief moment though. Would an active pickup have an easier time driving the input of the guitar players amp than a passive DI? The cables were all TS instrument cables, no TRS, and I tried two or three different ones. I guess I won't be able to come to a definitive answer without access to the guitar, I will check the (passive) DI tomorrow though. [/QUOTE]

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