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Classic tube performance fattens up vocals, guitar, bass, or keyboards.

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The PreSonus TubePRE Microphone Preamp lets you add character to your signal by varying the amount of gain and tube drive. A 12AX7 tube in this single-channel mic preamp fattens your signal while dual-servo gain stages let you simultaneously output to your amp and console. Sterling specs include 10Hz-80kHz frequency response, a 94dB noise floor, and >90dB S/N ratio. Capacitor-free circuitry and wide dynamic control give you a big boost without noise. Includes 48V phantom power, phase reverse, 20dB pad, and 80Hz rumble filter. A large VU meter with a cool blue backlight keeps you informed. Balanced/unbalanced and XLR I/O give the PreSonus TubePRE flexibility. Great as a studio direct box.

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PreSonus TubePRE Microphone Preamp Features:

  • 12AX7 and dual-servo gain stages
    Capacitor-free gain stage for maximum fidelity and low noise
    XLR mic and high-Z instrument inputs on back panel
    XLR (balanced) and 1/4" (unbalanced) outputs on back panel
    Supports dual output of signal
    10Hz-80kHz frequency response
    >90dB S/N ratio
    94dB noise floor
    Variable gain and tube drive
    Gain: 3dB to +48dB
    Tube drive: 0dB to +20dB
    48V phantom power
    -20dB pad and polarity reverse
    80Hz rumble filter
    Large VU meter with blue backlight
    External wallmount power transformer
    Rackmountable with optional adapter




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  • If you know what you're doing

    As reviewed by PrepBoy on 2/4/2011

    When I first got this preamp a couple years ago I didn't know how to use it. I've had it now for 2 years and it is not bad for the price. I had took it to one of my friends professional studios and hooked it up to get the full effect to see what I really got. I use a Audio-Technica AT2020 which is a alright mic, but my boy has a ST55 which is a more brighter mic. It sounded so amazing, it really had a warmth in a very bright mic. Also my audio interface is just EMU 0202, his was a EMU 1616. So me personally with this preamp it really depends on your mic, your audio interface, and the knowledge of using the preamp. I haven't even replaced the tube yet so no telling how it would sound afterward

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  • Unimpressed

    As reviewed by Natcap on 2/8/2007

    I went to get a tube preamp because I felt running from my mic to a Crate mixer wasn't giving me the warmth and fullness I wanted in my vocals. Admittedly it's my first time using a tube preamp, but not my first time using gain and drive. I found them to be ineffective in giving me a strong signal without boxing and clipping my sound. I did notice an increase in warmth...but not $100 worth. I think this is a better preamp for guitars than mics, though I can't say for sure since I didn't try.

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  • Useful with restrictions

    As reviewed by Studio 139 on 8/25/2006

    The Presonus TubePre mic preamp has a good sound, and it will give anyone with a small all in one recorder a different flavor for a mic's and direct inputs, but it is not suitable for more advanced systems. The tube adds some tonal change to the signal but should not be thought of as a cheap alternative to the Solo 610 or the Presonus ADL 600. It looks cool, it's well built, it sounds good, but it lacks a power switch, the I/O's are in the back and it's underpowered for the tube to really alter the tone more than by a high end roll off and a bit of good distrotion.

    15 of 23 people found this review helpful.

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