11 Results for "+48V"

IK Multimedia iRig Pre 2: mic preamp for digital cameras and mobile devices

The iRig Pre 2 fits a decent mic pre with 48V phantom power and XLR input in a battery-powered unit for recording with phones and cameras.

CEntrance PortCaster Audio Interface: Broadcasting made easy?

If you podcast or live stream, then the new PortCaster by CEntrance could be for you! Full of clever and useful features, we take a look at this well-priced podcasting solution...

CEntrance MixerFace R4 mobile recording interface to preview at NAMM 2018

Announced ahead of its NAMM debut the CEntrance MixerFace R4 is a rechargeable mobile recording interface with SD card option for internal audio capture.

NAMM 2017: Orange Acoustic Pre-Amp – The Heat is on!

A stereo valve preamp designed to give acoustic players control and flexibility for both live and recording work - the Orange Acoustic Pre Amp has its own Heat control!

Cusack’s Pedal Cracker puts guitar FX on your vocals

This neat-looking pedal provides an easy way to route vocals through a set of effects designed for a guitar. But is it an alternative to dedicated vocal FX processors?

Zoom’s new U-22 is small, but is it mighty?

Musikmesse 2016 saw the U-24 and U-44 released by Zoom. The U-22 is the latest addition and baby to their family of portable audio interfaces.

Sanken’s CU-51 mic: Ugly Duckling or Swan?

Although the CU-51 is promised as a ‘Desert Island’ choice, the dreadful colour and design makes it look like it was found on a desert island!

API 512v Discrete Mic Pre offers more control

This new 512v builds on the well-renowned 512c and adds output control for modern workflows, allowing more API-style saturation.

Mesanovic gets active with new 2A Ribbon Microphone

This is a new, active version of their original model 2 ribbon microphone, but are the characteristics too much like a standard condenser?

Dizengoff Audio Tube DA2 Pre-amp now available. Listen here…

Looking for an affordable retro-styled valve mic pre? Listen here to the DA2 pre-amp, built in Chicago for that authentic Nashville-esque sound.

Wait, that looks familiar! ESI’s new U22 XT USB Audio Interface

With a new look for ESI, does this mark a new line of products? I wonder if the reddish exterior is a sign of quality, as it is with another well-known brand!