Daking unveils four-channel Mic Pre IV

Aug 20, 2004 8:00 AM, Audio Technology Update e-newsletter

    

Daking's Mic-Pre IV has discrete Class A preamplifiers in a single-rack space unit with outboard power supply.

It is configured for four microphone inputs or four line inputs from XLR/TRS Neutrik combo jacks on the back, plus four line inputs (+10 to -50) or 1/4 hi-z instrument inputs on the front. The Mic-Pre IV utilizes transformer-balanced inputs and outputs. Used stand-alone or in conjunction with a console, each input offers continuously variable gain control, a 20-segment LED level meter with +24dB peak indicator, switchable mic/line or hi-z instrument, switchable +48V phantom power, switchable input phase and switchable 20dB pad.

For more details visit Daking.

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