
Tascam SERIES 8P DYNA Mic Preamp - 8-Channel Compressor
Pro-Quality Microphone Preamp with Analog Compression The Tascam Series 8p Dyna is a versatile 8-channel microphone preamp designed for both studio and stage applications. Featuring high-quality preamps, analog compressors on each channel, and dual S/MUX optical outputs, the 8p Dyna delivers exce...
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Overview
Pro-Quality Microphone Preamp with Analog Compression
The Tascam Series 8p Dyna is a versatile 8-channel microphone preamp designed for both studio and stage applications. Featuring high-quality preamps, analog compressors on each channel, and dual S/MUX optical outputs, the 8p Dyna delivers exceptional audio performance and flexible connectivity.
Key Specifications:
- Channels: 8
- Preamps: High-quality microphone preamps
- Compressors: Analog compressor per channel with true bypass
- Phantom Power: +48V (switchable per channel)
- Inputs: 8 Combo XLR/TRS
- Outputs: 8
- Optical I/O: Dual S/MUX
- Form Factor: 1U Rackmount
- Material: Metal
- Color: Silver
Key Features
From high-end preamps to versatile outputs right down to a rugged metal 1U rack-mount enclosure, the SERIES 8p Dyna is thoroughly professional
The eight TASCAM no-compromise HDIA preamps in the SERIES 8p Dyna are our most transparent, natural, ultra-low-noise preamps yet
Features an easy-to-use, single-control analog compressor with true bypass for handling hot input signals and creating smooth audio input
With two combo instrument/microphone front inputs and six balanced mic/line inputs in the rear, you can quickly plug in mics, guitars, bass and more
Every mic input has individual +48V phantom power for using different types of mics for proper operation and safety
Dual S/MUX optical outputs on the rear enable you to use the unit as a front end expander and send all eight channels at up to 96 kHz
Eight line-level analog channel outputs let you route signals to interfaces, recording mixers, front-of-house consoles, and pretty much anything else