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Shure RK100PK MX Model RFI Resistant Inline Preamp
Shure RK100PK inline preamplifier boosts RFI resistance for Microflex microphones, ensuring cleaner signal in interference-heavy environments.
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Overview
Key Features
In-Line Preamplifier for Microflex Microphones. Boosts resistance to Radio Frequency Interference (RFI).
Shure Model: RK100PK
UPC Code: 42406142212
Country of Origin: China
Specifications
Brand
Shure
Model
RK100PK
Type
In-Line Preamplifier
Compatibility
Shure Microflex Microphones
Key Feature
RFI Resistance
Connector Type
XLR
Color
Black
Country of Origin
China
Frequently Asked Questions
Which microphones is the RK100PK compatible with?
The RK100PK is designed specifically for Shure Microflex series microphones. It is not intended for use with other Shure microphone lines or third-party microphones.
How does the RK100PK reduce radio frequency interference?
The preamp includes RFI-resistant circuitry that filters out unwanted radio frequency signals before they reach the rest of the audio chain, reducing buzzing and noise caused by nearby wireless devices or broadcast equipment.
Where does this preamp connect in the signal chain?
It connects inline between the Microflex microphone and the mixer or audio interface using standard XLR connections.
Does the RK100PK require its own power source?
No. The inline preamp draws phantom power from the connected mixer or audio interface, so no separate power supply is needed.
Is this a replacement part or an upgrade accessory?
It serves as a replacement inline preamp for Microflex microphones. It can also function as an upgrade if your current preamp is experiencing RFI issues.