SPL Crescendo 8 Mic Pre

£5,279.00

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The SPL Crescendo 8 Mic Pre is New Delivered to all areas of the UK using our roadie delivery service.

Crescendo 8 combines the precise sound that German Rundfunk-Technik is famous for with the innovative SPL 120V technology. The internal operating voltage of 120 volts allows Crescendo microphone preamplifiers to break completely new ground. This results in microphone preamps that sound detail-rich, vivid and equally honest.

Crescendo 8 lets microphones shine in a whole new light, because they have never been amplified like this before.

Thanks to the SPL 120V technology, it is almost impossible to overdrive this microphone preamplifier.

All eight channels feature the same range of functions. Besides phantom power (48 V) for condenser microphones, polarity reversal and a PAD switch, they provide the possibility to adjust the VU meter to display very high levels. The gain can be adjusted comfortably and precisely via a high-quality potentiometer. Two outputs per channel allow the signal to be sent to two different devices in parallel. In addition to the extensive feature set and the outstanding technical characteristics, Crescendo 8 convinces with a sonic authenticity that is second to none.

Key Features:

  • Built in Output Splitter:
    All eight microphone preamps have two parallel outputs each. This allows the signal to be sent to two different devices in parallel. One output each is available as XLR line output. The respective second outputs are available as a DB25 jack. These can for example be ideally connected to a multi-channel AD converter, with the for this kind of device type typical DB25 input. An additional external signal splitter for back-up systems during a recording session is therefore no longer necessary.
  • Onboard Controls:
    Physical controls for parameters such as, Mic Gain, the VU meter, phantom power, pad and polarity reversal. No need to mess around with software and you can keep going with your music making.
  • Morte Sound Through Innovation:
    Our 120V SUPRA operational amplifiers work as current amplifiers, which also offer pure class A operation with over 6 mA quiescent current. We largely dispense with coupling capacitors in order to avoid their sonic disadvantages (diffuse, sloping, loss of dynamics). In order to eliminate DC voltage components active servo circuits are used.

Specifications:

  • Analogue input and output; XLR (balanced):
    – Maximum output level: 32,5 dBu
    – Input impedance: 10 kohms
    – Output impedance: 75 ohms
    – Frequency range (30 dB Gain): 20 Hz – 100 kHz
    – THD + N (30 dB Gain): 0,0089 %
    – THD + N (70 dB Gain): 0,30 %
    – Noise (A-weighted, 150 ohms, 30 dB Gain): -90,8 dBu
    – Noise (A-weighted, 150 ohms, 70 dB Gain): -57,8 dBu
    – Equivalent Input Noise, EIN (150 ohms): -127.8 dBu
    – Common mode rejection ratio (CMRR, 30 dB Gain): >84 dB
  • Dimensions:
    – Width: 482mm / 19“
    – Length: 300mm / 11.8“
    – Height: 132mm / 5.2“
    – Weight: 9.5kg / 20.94lbs
  • Power:
    – Power required: 230 V: 60 W, 115 V: max. 60W
    – Mains voltage (selectable, see fuse chamber): 230 V AC / 50; 115 V AC / 60 Hz

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Weight 10 lbs

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