Behringer MIC300 Audiophile Vacuum Tube Preamplifier with Limiter

Tubes have the amazing ability to quickly warm up a signal, adding depth and character. Even though transistors have taken over in many cases, lots of musicians believe that tubes produce a much better sound. The Tube Ultragain MIC300 comes with a carefully hand - selected 12AX7 vacuum tube. It can bring that classic tube feel to everything from microphones to acoustic or bass guitars. And it does all this in a reliable and very affordable package. Features: - High - end preamplification for all types of microphone, instrument, and line - level sources. It's especially great for studio - grade condenser mics. - Fits perfectly into any studio or live recording setup. - The hand - selected 12AX7 vacuum tube with UTC technology offers exceptional warmth and low noise. - Ensures excellent signal transparency when used as a high - end DI box. - A sophisticated output limiter stops the output signal from clipping. - It has +48 V phantom power, a Phase Reverse switch, and a 20 dB Pad for maximum flexibility. - An 8 - segment LED level meter that's highly accurate. - Balanced inputs and outputs on ¼' TRS and gold - plated XLR connectors.

Using the Behringer MIC300 is easy. First, connect your microphone, instrument, or line - level source to the appropriate input. If you're using a studio - grade condenser mic, you'll need to turn on the +48 V phantom power. Adjust the gain and other settings according to your needs. The Phase Reverse switch can be used to correct phase issues, and the 20 dB Pad is handy when you have a very strong input signal. When it comes to recording, whether in a studio or live, just plug it into your existing setup and start creating. The output limiter will protect your signal from clipping, so you don't have to worry about that. The LED level meter gives you a clear indication of the signal strength. As for maintenance, keep it in a clean and dry place. Avoid exposing it to extreme temperatures or humidity. If you need to clean it, use a soft, dry cloth. Don't try to open the device yourself, as it may void the warranty. And if you have any problems, contact the manufacturer's customer service.