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Filed under: Amplifiers, Speakers, Monitors, Microphones, Recording
NAMM 2005: Ampeg introduced the SVTMP Microphone Preamplifier, a tube-driven mic preamp/direct box for studio and live stage applications. The 12AX7 and 12AU7 tubes provide classic Ampeg tube coloration to enhance the tone of a solid-state device.
The SVTMP also features 1 x 12AX7 and 1 x 12AU7 tubes; combination input jack (1/4″ and XLR); input pads for line and mic level signal; 48v Phantom Power; a 1/4″ Thru jack; and XLR output.
Features:
- 1 x 12AX7, 1 x 12AU7 tubes
- Combination input jack (1/4″ and XLR)
- Input pads for Line and Mic level signal
- 48v Phantom Power
- Input signal attenuation
- 1/4″ Thru jack and XLR output
- Bag included
The SVTMP should be available in spring, and lists for $529.
More information is available at the Ampeg site.
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Tags: 2005 NAMM Show, direct box, Microphones, preamp


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