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Sometimes you need to connect a low-impedance or condenser microphone to something which does not support it, such as a high-impedance mixer input, a PC sound card, a powered speaker or possibly an instrument amp. Situations like this call for a mic preamp like the MicroMIX to act as an interface. Simplicity and economy are important factors. A level control and a simple overload indicator such as a Clip LED will also help you to keep the signal clean

Specifications

- Balanced/low-impedance XLR Input
- Unbalanced 1/4 Line Input
- Balanced XLR Line Output and Unbalanced 1/4 Line/Headphone
Output
- +36 volt, Phantom Power for the XLR input with Power On/Off
button
- Gain control
- Input Impedance: 10K Ohms balanced and unbalanced
- Max. Input Level: 0dBV balanced (XLR), +10dBV unbalanced (1/4" )
- Max. Gain: 50dB XLR, 44dB 1/4
- Phase Shift: less than 10 degrees 20Hz - 20kHz
- EIN: less than 0.01%
- IMD (SMPTE): less than 0.01%