
alanhyatt
PMI Audio Group
Dolemite,
I like the FET design over a transformer because it is quieter, and gives more output gain, which was what I set out to do. The C1, has lots of presence and it should sound fine on all preamps, especially tube ones. It is a 200-ohm mic under load, so you can use it anywhere with great results.
Again, comparing them is best left for Harvey. The transformer issue for is it does not belong on a mic unless it is a tube mic, but that is just my opinion. The transformers do work, but can add noise and can also pickup stray RF
The mic preamplifier will not be ready fo another 90 days, but the first one we will show is the VT-1. It is a class A/B switching discrete design, but has a variable "tube" drive so you get the best of both worlds by being able to do very clean transparent sounds, as well as adding in the tube as little or as much as you want to the point of pure filth. It has all the features and more you could ever want on a mic pre, and you can check it out on our web site.
I like the FET design over a transformer because it is quieter, and gives more output gain, which was what I set out to do. The C1, has lots of presence and it should sound fine on all preamps, especially tube ones. It is a 200-ohm mic under load, so you can use it anywhere with great results.
Again, comparing them is best left for Harvey. The transformer issue for is it does not belong on a mic unless it is a tube mic, but that is just my opinion. The transformers do work, but can add noise and can also pickup stray RF
The mic preamplifier will not be ready fo another 90 days, but the first one we will show is the VT-1. It is a class A/B switching discrete design, but has a variable "tube" drive so you get the best of both worlds by being able to do very clean transparent sounds, as well as adding in the tube as little or as much as you want to the point of pure filth. It has all the features and more you could ever want on a mic pre, and you can check it out on our web site.