Attenuator -20 dB XLR - ProAudioGC
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Attenuator -20 dB XLR - ProAudioGC
This is a passive attenuator plug for all types of microphones. When recording very loud sources such as drums or guitar amps, the signal from the microphone might be too hot. To prevent clipping the attenuator reduces the signal with -20dB.
You can also attenuate your signal to crank your favorite preamp. Your preamp is now operating in a higher gain range, so the sonic character of your preamp is more emphasized.
It allows phantom power to reach the microphone
The ProAudioGC -20 dB XLR attenuator is designed to cleanly reduce the level of balanced audio signals without compromising sound quality. It's ideal for adapting a line-level or preamp output to a microphone input or sensitive equipment.
This XLR attenuator provides a fixed -20 dB attenuation, preventing clipping while maintaining excellent dynamics and signal transparency.
Its reversible design allows for use in either direction, offering great flexibility in both studio and live settings. It can be used as either an input or output in your audio chain, depending on your needs.
Compatible with all professional equipment using XLR connectors (microphones, preamps, audio interfaces, API 500 modules), this attenuator integrates easily into any audio setup.
Its passive design ensures operation without a power supply and maximum reliability. It's an essential accessory for sound engineers, technicians, and DIY audio enthusiasts.
- for all type of microphone
- Allows phantom power to reach the microphone
- balanced XLR input/output
- 20dB atteenuation
- Frequency response 20hz-20khz (+/- 1dB)
- Metal enclosure
- Reversible
Dimension : diameter 19mm x 75mm
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Attenuator -20 dB XLR - ProAudioGC
This is a passive attenuator plug for all types of microphones. When recording very loud sources such as drums or guitar amps, the signal from the microphone might be too hot. To prevent clipping the attenuator reduces the signal with -20dB.
You can also attenuate your signal to crank your favorite preamp. Your preamp is now operating in a higher gain range, so the sonic character of your preamp is more emphasized.
It allows phantom power to reach the microphone