ART Tube MP
![]() | Outdated Product Device type: preamplifier; Element base: tube; Number of channels: 1; Frequency range (Hz): 10 – 20000; Signal to noise ratio (dB): 75; Harmonic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; |
ART Tube MP
Type:preamplifier, tube
Number of channels:1
Outputs:Pre-Amp
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E-Catalog UK editor, Amplifiers
Olexandr Cherkashchenko, edited 09.11.2023
The information in the model description is for reference purposes.
Always clarify the specifications and configuration of the product with the online store manager before purchasing.
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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. |
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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.