TPS II 2-Channel Variable Impedance Tube Preamp

The ART TPS II 2-Channel Variable Impedance Tube Preamp is coupled with ART's proprietary V3 (Variable Valve Voicing) functionality to deliver tremendous versatility. It features variable input impedance which allows users to dial in and match any microphone type from large condensers to ribbon mics. Like its predecessor, the DPS, the newly improved V3 feature provides optimized reference points to begin the recording process for guitars, bass guitars, synths, acoustic instruments, percussion, vocals, and more.

Unique to its class, the TPS II provides level monitoring with 2 analog meters as well as 2 newly added input monitoring LED meters. High-Z instruments or balanced microphone signals are input through front and rear panel jacks. TPS II 2-Channel Variable Impedance Tube Preamp. This newly enhanced TPS II can accept +20dB peaks while maintaining over 120dB dynamic range, quiet performance, and incredibly low distortion. ART's legendary tube stage delivers classic warm sound and adds additional tube voicing specifically tailored to vocal, guitar, bass, and acoustic instruments, making it an incredible DI box.

OPL (Output Protection Limiting) controls overshoots and normalizes levels before clipping occurs. The TPS II was conceived, designed, and manufactured to the highest standards to provide years of quiet, reliable performance.

Audition one and you too will know why the TPS II is among the most cost-effective professional mic preamp system you'll find on the market today. Variable Input Impedance Newly enhanced V3 Variable Valve Voicing LED input meter Analog output meter Enhanced ART Tube Technology Automatically switches between instrument and mic preamp Wide frequency response (5hz-50kHz) Enhanced OPL Output Protection Limiter Toroidal transformer. For example, if your order is placed AND paid for at 1 p.

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