ART Tube MP
 | Expecting restock Device type: preamplifier; Element base: tube; Number of channels: 1; Frequency range (Hz): 10 – 20000; Signal to noise ratio (dB): 75; Harmonic distortion coefficient (%): 0.1; XLR (balanced): 1; additional speaker connect; Dimensions (mm): 139x127x50; |
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ART Tube MP
Type:preamplifier, tube
Number of channels:1
Outputs:Pre-Amp
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Always clarify the specifications and configuration of the product with the online store manager before purchasing.
Catalog ART 2026 - new arrivals, bestsellers, and the most relevant models ART.
Independent phantom power. Amplification that will energize both a condenser microphone and a bass guitar. Possibility of switching (not using) devices directly into both inputs. Fairly honest tube amplification - as you turn the knob, you can feel the difference in sound every 10 points. Absence of a switch to turn off the amplifier. (Had to solder a breaker myself) The XLR input cannot be called very reliable - when connecting/disconnecting the cable, the connector wobbles a bit.  Oleksiy K: use ART Tube MP few months |
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Additional features amplifier ART Tube MP:
- 1 input jack
- Ability to connect a microphone (+48 V)
- Built-in attenuator (0/+20 dB), phase inverter, voice processor
I would also like to share a life hack for its usage: considering that the preamp has two "input" connectors, you can connect both devices at once (but they should be used separately). For example, I:
Connect the guitar to the Jack connector and a condenser microphone to the XLR. When using the microphone, I turn the guitar volume knob to "0". When using the guitar, I simply turn off the phantom power.
This way, cables and connectors last much longer.