DW Fearn has expanded its VT-2 tube mic preamp to four channels and introduces today the VT-24.
The VT-24 tube mic preamp retains from the VT-2 the same Jensen input and output transformers and the circuit. The four VU-meters are smaller than on the VT-1/VT-2, the meter switch has been removed but DW Fearn says that this new version sounds exactly the same as its siblings.
Specifications:
- 4 independent channels
- 8 tubes
- 19”, 3U rack format
- Jensen input and output transformers
- +48V phantom power
- –20dB pad
- Hi/Low-Z switch
- Polarity reverse
- 53dB of gain
- Input impedance: 150 Ohms
- Signal/noise ratio: 74dB minimum
- Equivalent noise level: –124dBm maximum
- Max output level: +22dBm (20k Ohm load)
The VT-24 is announced with a price of $8300. It should be available starting May worldwide. Visit www.dwfearn.com for further info.
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