SPL Gain Station 1 AD Preamp with Digital Output

SPL Gain Station 1 AD Preamp with Digital Output

$1,557.00
$1,557.00
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SPL Gain Station 1 AD Preamp with Digital Output
  • SPL Gain Station 1 AD Preamp with Digital Output
  • SPL Gain Station 1 AD Preamp with Digital Output
  • SPL Gain Station 1 AD Preamp with Digital Output
SPL Audio

SPL Gain Station 1 AD Preamp with Digital Output

MFR# 227221

Single channel 60 V Class A microphone and instrument preamplifier with 24-bit/192 kHz ADC

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Product Description

Today more than ever, your input signal has to sound as good as possible—the quality of your recorded tracks will define the end result. Attacking this problem on the preamplification front, with the goal of noticeably improving a signal and sending it along its path with a healthy foundation, requires a great deal of thought and engineering effort – like with the SPL GainStation 1.

Its very compact design allows for free placing also outside of a rack (e. g. close to the microphone). Musicians can place the GainStation 1 easily on a rack or amplifier.

AD Converter Module 1090

The Analog/Digital Converter Module 1090 is an optional digital output for compatible SPL units (see below) with a plug-and-play design for easy installation.

It offers an S/P-DIF output with both coaxial and optical connectors in parallel. The heart of the module is a 24-bit converter with a variable sample rate of up to 192 kHz. Highly accurate quartz oscillators ensure a clean, low-jitter master clock. The internal sample rate can be switched between 44.1, 48, 88.2 and 96 kHz. Other sample rates (32, 176,4 and 192 kHz are set by external syncronization. The converter can be synced to other digital devices via a S/P-DIF input. The internal oscillators are automatically disabled when an external clock signal is present to prevent interference.