Featuring API’s signature analog sound with the same circuit design of their classic hardware of the past
A mainstay in hardware audio processing, API has unveiled the 1U 3122V, a new twin-channel mic preamp.
What you need to know:
- A mainstay in hardware audio processing, API has unveiled the 3122V, a new twin-channel mic preamp.
- A rear XLR input is additional to the combi XLR/jack input on the front panel which can be alternated between via a selectable switch.
- API’s signature analog sound features the same circuit design of the 3124V,the 312MV, the 312, 512V, and the 512C mic preamps.
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API’s signature analog sound features the same circuit design of the 3124V,the 312MV, the 312, 512V, and the 512C mic preamps, while also containing the familiar 2520 op-amps found in their classic range, while of course adding some neat features.
A rear XLR input is additional to the combi XLR/jack input on the front panel which can be alternated between via a selectable switch, allowing you to connect a couple of mics or a mic and guitar without repatching.
Also gracing the front panel are the usual high-pass filter (50Hz), pad (-20d), +48V phantom power, and polarity inversion switches.
Saturating the transformer is possible with a switchable 3:1 output transformer tap and two analog VU meters with a separate peak LED.
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