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pre-amps
do you need pre amps on a 424? is so what type is best?
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i believe the 424 has them. it would be the knob that says trim or gain.
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Thanks. I have not brought the 424 yet just trying to figure out what I need
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While the 424 has on-board "pres"... they are not going to be one of the unit's "strengths".... considering a decent external pre (FMR Audio's RNP for example) would be a big benefit.
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The pre's on a 424 can run a dynamic microphones, and not a
condenser because it does not provide phantom power. The only exception would be a condenser "electret" microphone that can take a battery to provide its own phantom power. Another good mic pre, (that costs less than the RNP) is the Studio Projects VTB-1 at around $180. It has phantom power. www.bpmmusic.com has has been offering free 2 day shipping on it. Be aware that not all of the outboard pre's offer full 48 volt phantom power, and it can cause some condenser microphones to not operate to their proper spec's. Pre's can run into the thousands of dollars BTW. How much were you planning to spend? Chris |
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