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New Sound Skulptor MP566 tube mic preamp

By Banshee in Avalon on 04/14/2015 at 12:25
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Sound Skulptor introduces the new MP566 tube mic preamp in 500 format inspired by the preamps manufactured in the 50s.

Features:

  • Dual triode circuit
  • Input and output transformers
  • 68 dB of gain
  • Variable input and output levels
  • Mid and High Gain feedback levels for a smoother or more aggressive sound
  • –20 dB input pad (Low)
  • Polarity reverse control
  • 48 V phantom power
  • High-Z (1 MOhms) DI input for instrument and line levels on 1/4” jack

The new MP566 is available as a DIY kit (average level of difficulty) or fully assembled. Pricing starts from 289 € excl. taxes. More info at www.soundskulptor.com.

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