ART Tube MP Microphone Preamp (Model 127)
Small tabletop mono tube mic preamp. Phantom power. Phase reversal. XLR and 1/4 in. IO.
Product rated 9.4 out of 10 (9 ratings)
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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
Want to know why the Tube MP is the world's most popular external tube microphone preamp? Maybe because it costs only a fraction of what you'd spend on comparable equipment, making it a great first mic preamp for a home studio.
But wait, home studios aren't the only reason the Tube MP is #1. More than that, the Tube MP isn't just a mic preamp -- musicians and engineers are using this versatile little box for all sorts of applications. But more on that in a minute. Let's get into what the ART Tube MP is all about.
First, a little refresher: A mic pre is an amplifier which boosts the low signal level of a microphone up to a line level signal. On a mixer, each input channel which accepts mic-level inputs will usually have a mic preamp onboard. But unless you spent a whole lot on your mixer, those preamps probably aren't that great. And if you are recording with a computer soundcard you may not have a preamp at all. Not to worry
But wait, home studios aren't the only reason the Tube MP is #1. More than that, the Tube MP isn't just a mic preamp -- musicians and engineers are using this versatile little box for all sorts of applications. But more on that in a minute. Let's get into what the ART Tube MP is all about.
First, a little refresher: A mic pre is an amplifier which boosts the low signal level of a microphone up to a line level signal. On a mixer, each input channel which accepts mic-level inputs will usually have a mic preamp onboard. But unless you spent a whole lot on your mixer, those preamps probably aren't that great. And if you are recording with a computer soundcard you may not have a preamp at all. Not to worry
TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION
Dimensions (D x W x H): 5.0 x 5.5 x 2.0 in.
Weight: 1.5 lbs.
Dynamic Range: >100dB (20Hz to 20kHz)
Frequency Response: 10Hz to 20kHz (+0,-1dB)
THD: <0.1% (typical)
CMMR: >75dB (typ @1kHz)
EIN: -129dBu (weighted XLR to XLR)
Maximum Gain:
70dB (XLR to XLR typical)
60dB (1/4 in. to XLR typical)
Maximum Input Level: +14dBu (XLR), +22dBu (1/4 in.)
Maximum Output Level: +28dBu (XLR), +22dBu (1/4 in.)
Input Impedance: 2k ohms (XLR), 840K ohms (1/4 in.)
Output Impedance: 600 ohms (XLR), 300 ohms (1/4 in.)
Power Requirements: 9 VAC @ 700ma (typ)
Weight: 1.5 lbs.
Dynamic Range: >100dB (20Hz to 20kHz)
Frequency Response: 10Hz to 20kHz (+0,-1dB)
THD: <0.1% (typical)
CMMR: >75dB (typ @1kHz)
EIN: -129dBu (weighted XLR to XLR)
Maximum Gain:
70dB (XLR to XLR typical)
60dB (1/4 in. to XLR typical)
Maximum Input Level: +14dBu (XLR), +22dBu (1/4 in.)
Maximum Output Level: +28dBu (XLR), +22dBu (1/4 in.)
Input Impedance: 2k ohms (XLR), 840K ohms (1/4 in.)
Output Impedance: 600 ohms (XLR), 300 ohms (1/4 in.)
Power Requirements: 9 VAC @ 700ma (typ)
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Product rated 9.4 out of 10 (9 ratings)
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