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  • RME-QUADMICII

    RME QuadMic II 4-Channel MicPreamp

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    The RME QuadMic II is a 4 channel microphone pre-amp. It features a simple and intuitive, no frills design, featuring 4 x XLR/TRS inputs, and 4 x TRS outputs on the back panel. Individual phantom power and gain pots on the front, along with LED lights for clipping, signal present and phantom power on. There are also phase invert and lo cut filter buttons per-channel too. The RME QuadMic II has excellent an signal to noise ratio, and very low harmonic distortion for crystal clean pristine recording. An added bonus of the RME QuadMic II, is that it can be powered by voltages from 9 - 18V DC, making it possible to power the device via batteries.


      • RME QuadMic II Features:

        Connectivity/Features:
        4 x Mic Preamp Inputs
        XLR/TRS Combo Input
        4 x Line Outputs
        Phantom power per channel
        Low Cut per channel
        Phase reversal per channel
        DC powered, battery compatible
        Low power / wide range DC operation
      • RME QuadMic II Specifications:

        Power supply: Operates with voltages ranging from 9-18V DC
        Operation with practically any DC power source, including (rechargeable) batteries
        High-quality switching power supply included, for worldwide operation at 100-240 Volt
        Max. input level XLR: +15 dBu
        Max. input level TRS: +21 dBu
        Max. output level: +21 dBu
        SNR: 129 dB EIN @ 150 Ohm
        THD: < 0.0005% @ 30 dB Gain
        Wide frequency response with special RF input filter
        Frequency response: 5 Hz - 200 kHz, - 0.5 dB
        Hi-pass filter at 80 Hz, 18 dB/oct
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