Radial Engineering

Radial Engineering R800 8016 00 MCBOOST Mic Signal Intensifier

Boost Microphone Signals with Clarity and PrecisionThe Radial Engineering MCBOOST Mic Signal Intensifier is designed to provide a clean 26dB signal boost for dynamic and ribbon microphones. It extends dynamic range and microphone reach, utilizing standard 48V phantom power. Function: 26dB s...

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Overview

Boost Microphone Signals with Clarity and Precision

The Radial Engineering MCBOOST Mic Signal Intensifier is designed to provide a clean 26dB signal boost for dynamic and ribbon microphones. It extends dynamic range and microphone reach, utilizing standard 48V phantom power.

  • Function: 26dB signal booster for dynamic & ribbon mics
  • Features: Extends dynamic range and microphone reach
  • Power: Uses standard 48V phantom power
  • Controls: 3-position load switch and variable gain

Key Features

Mic Signal Booster for Dynamic and Ribbon Microphones with 25dB of Gain

100% Discrete Class A Circuitry

3-position Load Switch

Specifications

Product Type
Mic Signal Intensifier
Gain
25dB
Circuitry
100% Discrete Class A
Compatibility
Dynamic and Ribbon Microphones
Control
3-position Load Switch

Frequently Asked Questions

This mic signal intensifier is specifically designed for use with dynamic and ribbon microphones to boost their signal.
The MCBOOST offers 25dB of gain, which significantly increases the signal level of your dynamic or ribbon microphone.
It features 100% discrete Class A circuitry, known for its high-quality audio reproduction and low noise floor.
The 3-position load switch allows you to adjust the electrical load on your microphone, which can subtly alter its tonal response and character.
The specifications do not explicitly state whether the unit requires an external power supply or if it is phantom powered.