Radial BT-Pro V2 Bluetooth DI

De gebruikersvriendelijkheid en werking vielen me tegen, zeker gezien de hoge prijs. Ik heb het apparaat voor het eerst gebruikt in Italië, eind mei 2026. Op zo'n 15 meter begin het ding al te storen en viel het signaal weg. Dit terwijl de fabrikant zegt dat de ontvangst zo'n 30 meter is. Dat klopt dus niet. Als dit belangrijk voor je is, schaf hem dan niet aan.

Not cheap but when you just need something to work then this is the ticket. Sound is clean and unlike the ART BT it dosent make unwelcome pops when there is no signal. As it can be powered by phantom power, placement is much more flexible and you are not having to try and find a long USB-C cable. Money well spent.

zeer heldere en zuivere ontvangst.
prijs is aan de hoge kant maar is rap vergeten als je de kwaliteit ervaart

An expensive little unit which has proved its worth during a couple of recent jobs. My use case is for corporate gigs where I'm playing FOH music/doing some PA tuning from my iPad while also wanting to walk the room using a remote mix app. So far the performance has been solid and the Radial brand is living up to its reputation.

One small niggle is with the pair button as this feels a little fragile. This button doesn't protrude beyond the metal casing and should be protected. It isn't obvious from the manual but when using phantom power you should engage it on both channels. Initially I was trying to run the DI in mono and, while it appeared to be working, I had frequent drop-outs and connection issues which were resolved by using the external PSU. The next outing I ran in stereo with phantom on both channels: no issue.

I'd been looking into various Bluetooth DI modules for the small active PA's that we rent out. Some customers like to use their phones and iPads to send music to the mixer and into the PA. I actually bought loads of these cheap Bluetooth DI boxes and found that they were all pretty much useless, even for casual domestic use.

Either they had limited range, dropped connections beyond 3m or just sounded terrible. Most of them had both poor range and poor audio quality. I actually gave up thinking that it must be the Bluetooth technology that was the actual issue. I'm happy to report that it's not the technology, it's the quality of the Bluetooth DI boxes out there; they are all rubbish.

The Radial BT-Pro V2 has none of these issues; it has pro-audio sound quality, decent (I tested to 20m without issue) range with zero drop-out. Plus it runs on phantom power and is built to withstand a life on the road. It's actually a perfect product that solves a specific issue and delivers exactly what Radial claim. I couldn't be more happy with it, it was exactly what I was looking for.

If your requirement is for Bluetooth direct input, pro-audio sound quality and a serious operating range (Radial claim 30m+) without drop-out, I can recommend this product without any hesitation whatsoever. I also believe that it's unique in the marketplace. OK, it's a little expensive but everything else out there is basically junk and does not provide a solution. My advice is to not waste your money and get the Radial BT Pro V2 DI box.