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A preamplifier, also known as a preamp, is an electronic amplifier that converts a weak electrical signal into an output signal strong enough to be noise-tolerant and strong enough for further processing, or for sending to a power amplifier and a loudspeaker. Without this, the final signal would be noisy or distorted.

Schoeps Preamp

Hello everyone. I hope all is well.

I've been thinking about the Schoeps pre, but I don't know if I've ever heard of anybody using one. The feature-set is great, especially for film work, but I'm curious about its suitability for music, and whether its sound is worthy of its price.

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John

preamp proper selection

I have an at4033 and a beyer m500n, both need warming up from tubes from what I hear. They are going to be on my guitar amp. And the 4033 maybe vocals also. A good preamp around a grand with tubes that get the proper voltage and 2 channels. The spl goldmike 9844 looks nice for vocals but on a guitar amp, 65 twin reverb I not sure, can anybody tell me if this will work fine.

Mic preamp -> S/PDIF -> Mbox2 = 4 mic inputs on Mbox2?

Hi.
I don't know much about digital signals and stuff. I just realized my Mbox 2 has 4 inputs, the 2 mic preamps and a 2 channel S/PDIF thingy (?). Am I right? So, is there a piece of hardware that lets me hook up two microphones, and send the signal via S/PDIF to my Mbox 2, so I can record from four microphones at the same time to seperate channels?

Stian

Budget/Midrange Preamp Comparison

Hey guys,

I don't post here often but I sure have gotten a lot of good info from this forum. I did a comparison of several midrange pres and recorded acoustic guitar clips that I posted on the TapeOp board in the Gear Talk section. The pres consist of Mackie VLZ, PreSonus BlueTube, PreSonus MP20, ART Pro Channel, Aphex 207, and Electro Harmonix 12AY7.

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