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The Behringer Xenyx X1204USB USB mixer makes it easy to mix up to 8 channels of audio at a budget-friendly price. You get four Xenyx mic preamps on the first four channels, plus an additional two stereo channels for line-level sources. The 2-bus design lets you route signals to an alternate source, while one aux send per channel further enhances your routing options. The X1204USB helps you sound your best too, with one-knob compression and 3-band EQs with sweepable mids. Built-in effects include 16 editable presets. Best of all, you can easily record the stereo output of the X1204USB to your computer via USB – it even comes with a suite of free recording and podcasting software. If you need a do-it-all mixer that can handle both live and studio sound with ease, we reccomend the X1204USB!
Live sound engineers know the value of a quality compressor. The Behringer Xenyx X1204USB mixer makes compressing easy, featuring four channels with one-knob compression. Just set your signal levels then adjust the compressor to taste, making signal level management easier than ever. A 24-bit multi-effects processor gives you the power to add professional touches to your mix. Reverb, delay, echo, chorus and more let you add that finishing touch to vocals and mixes.
The Xenyx X1204USB’s computer connectivity is a helpful addition both in the studio and on-stage. In your studio, you can record the stereo output of the X1204USB to virtually any recording software, and you can also play back audio from your computer through the mixer. For live use, the X1204USB is an easy way to mix the show and record at the same time — just take your laptop and hit record before the show starts. It’s also a great way to add backing tracks to your performance, by routing computer playback to the main outputs along with the live mix.
The Xenyx X1204USB mixer makes it easy to send your audio to multiple destinations. It’s great for setting up custom headphone mixes, for recording in your home studio. Set your main levels where they need to be for recording, then use the aux sends on each channel to set up a custom monitor mix that can be sent to a headphone amp.
The Xenyx X1204USB also features a new studio-grade effects processor with 16 editable presets including reverb, chorus, flanger, delay, pitch shifter, and multi-effects.
The Behringer Xenyx X2222USB analog mixer will wow you with its transparent-sounding preamps, “British” EQ, onboard dynamics and effects, and user-friendly layout. What’s been left out here? Not much. The X2222USB even has a built-in USB/audio interface for effortless connection to your Mac or PC. Working with the X2222USB’s intuitive back panel and user-friendly surface topography, you can patch up your show, whip up a mix, blast through sound check, and have a few minutes left over for a civilized meal before curtain time. Life on the road’s easy with the Behringer Xenyx X2222USB.
The Behringer Xenyx X2222USB is fitted with great-sounding, high headroom Xenyx mic preamps that audio engineers find hold their own against preamps in consoles costing considerably more than the X2222USB. You get a jaw-dropping 130dB of dynamic range, and a ginormous bandwidth extending from the subsonic to dog frequencies. You’ll have a newfound respect for your mics when they’re plugged into the X2222USB.
The Behringer Xenyx X2222USB employs “British” EQ. What’s up with that? Well, the EQ’s on 70s British consoles were eminently musical, caressing your signal rather than jolting it. We’re talking finesse. These highly sought-after holy grail EQ characteristics were the result of wider curves, lower Q, synergistic harmonic phase management, and general Brit engineering mojo. You could load on the EQ or make deeps cuts, all without incurring sonic acrimony. Happily, Behringer has emulated these delightful EQ (or should we say, “equalisation”) characteristics in the X2222USB. Smashing.
Behringer Xenyx X2222USB features Behringer’s latest 24-bit dual-engine FX processor. Armed with 16 editable, studio-grade presets, you get great-sounding reverb, chorus, flanging, delay, pitch shift and multi-effects. Use the Parameter control to tweak the effects to your heart’s content. You can even enter time-based functions manually by pushing the Tap button in tempo with your music. With the Behringer Xenyx X2222USB, live mixing is an art.
Live sound engineers know too well that no two gigs — and no two venues — are created equal. From elevated stages and bandstands to floor-level “cafegymatoriums,” every new room presents a PA coverage challenge. But the Bose F1 Model 812 flexible-array loudspeaker offers you a way to shape your speakers’ vertical output line-array style, so you can match your system to the needs of the venue. That means you get big-system performance from a portable PA! Bose revolutionized live sound with its L1 Series speakers, and the F1 system delivers a new level of easy setup, rugged durability, and outstanding sound.
When you’re onstage and ready to deliver your performance, you need your PA system to focus sound directly to your audience’s ears — not over their heads. The Bose F1 Model 812 uses Flex technology, letting you manually change the coverage pattern on the F1. By easily molding the speaker array into C, J, Reverse J, or a straight-on pattern, you can control your coverage pattern.
Bose engineering offers you both great sound performance and amazing portability with their F1 series PA products. The Bose F1 Model 812 has a huge sound coverage pattern and 1,000 watts of power, ensuring your audio will reach the back of whatever venue you’re in. And it does this in a package that can be easily broken down and carried. Even when you pair it with the optional F1 subwoofer, the system remains portable.
Bose can always be relied on to deliver a crystal-clear sonic experience. And they’ve brought that same quality to pro-audio market with products such as their L1 portable PA systems. With their history of supplying immaculate sound to any format, you know the Bose F1 Model 812 flexible array will give you great performance, night after night.
There are many benefits to using a line-array system for your PA setup. For example, you get to control frequency separation on a far greater level. But until now, getting that performance has meant large fly rigs or installations — not exactly convenient for a club band or a touring company with limited cargo space. Luckily, Bose found a way to get everything you love about a professional array in a system that’s no larger than your current PA speakers. Their F1 812 flexible-array loudspeaker packs eight 2.25-inch vertically oriented high/mid drivers and a 12-inch low-frequency driver. You’ll be amazed by how much sound and how much control you have.
To get the most out of the nine separate drivers in the F1 812, you get a 1,000-watt bi-amplified design with two high-output Class D amplifiers. One focuses directly on the Flex array speakers, while the other powers the 12-inch low-frequency driver to ensure a perfect blend across the whole frequency range. The bi-amped design offers a lower crossover point for the Bose F1 Model 812, ensuring the clarity of the high/mid drivers is never compromised. And for even more sonic punch and separation, pair your F1 Model 812 with the matching Bose F1 subwoofer.
The F1 subwoofer is purpose-built for the F1 system. This compact, 1,000-watt platform with two 10-inch drivers makes sure your low end stays punchy. Best of all, the whole subwoofer package weighs under 60 lbs., making it your mobile rig’s dream sub. And there’s no more carrying around pesky speaker stands since the F1 sub comes with a built-in bracket for mounting Bose’s F1 Model 812 array speaker.
The Bose F1 subwoofer is a great compact sub for the F1 system. Its 1,000-watt platform and twin 10″ drivers make sure your low end stays punchy. You can even switch between full-range and highpass-filter modes, making the F1 sub great with a main speaker. And best of all, the wholesubwoofer package weighs under 60 lbs — a mobile rig’s dream sub. And there’s no more carrying around pesky speaker stands, because the F1 sub comes with a built-in bracket for mounting Bose’s F1 812 flexible-array loudspeaker.
Bose needs no introduction when it comes to top-of-the-line sound quality. The Bose F1 subwoofer continues that great tradition by offering you 1,000 watts of low-end power that’s perfect for your Bose F1 flexible-array loudspeakers. Bose’s innovative PA products include the critically acclaimed L1 system. Now they’ve raised the bar again with the Bose F1 system and the F1 subwoofer.
When you use your Bose F1 subwoofer with the F1 Model 812 array speaker, you get to leave the extra weight and headache of speaker stands at home. The F1 sub comes with a built-in 812 mounting bracket. It inserts into the sub, elevating your 812 array speaker for optimal performance. And when the show’s over, simply pull the speaker down and lock the bracket into place in the back of the sub for next time. Now you’ll never have to worry about bringing extra gear or leaving it at the gig.
If you’ve ever transported PA gear, you know all too well that the subwoofer is the heaviest thing in the rig — big, bulky, awkward, and did we mention heavy? But they’re a necessity for a great-sounding PA rig. The Bose F1 subwoofer’s compact design weighs in at around 55 lbs. and can easily be managed by one person. Now the band won’t mysteriously disappear when it’s time to load in the subwoofer!
In need of a lightweight, travel-friendly PA system for your next club or café gig? Look no further than the Bose L1 Pro16 portable line array system. This all-in-one PA is simple to set up, and you don’t have to be an audio professional to dial in an excellent sound with its onboard 3-channel mixer. Take advantage of its ToneMatch presets to get a flattering vocal or acoustic guitar tone with the simple press of a button. Gigging musicians appreciate the convenience, portability, and stunning audio quality the Bose L1 Pro16 provides. It’s an ideal portable PA for solo artists and small ensembles who are often expected to supply their own sound. With useful features like Bluetooth connectivity, remote control via Bose’s free L1 Pro Mix App, and a ToneMatch port for expanding the channel count, the Bose L1 Pro16 offers a hassle-free path to a great-sounding show!
With one trip from the car to the stage, you’ll have your full PA system and monitoring system in one hand — all thanks to Bose’s line array technology. The Bose L1 Pro16 system has 16 2-inch neodymium drivers inside a vertical enclosure — all positioned at precise angles. The result is nearly 180° of even horizontal sound coverage, so the sound remains the same, even at the extreme sides of the audience or the stage. Instead of dialing in a stage monitor while wondering what the mix sounds like from the crowd, you’ll always hear exactly what the audience hears with the Bose L1 Pro16.
Apart from its excellent sound, arguably the best part about the Bose L1 Pro16 system is that it’s easy to carry and set up. You won’t need to call in help just to get the system into the gig, and you won’t have to labor through tons of cable connections and audio-testing steps. Weighing under 55 lbs., the Bose L1 Pro16 is light enough for one musician to carry, and it sets up in minutes flat. You can also choose between two setup positions, depending on the space you’re performing in: a collapsed position for smaller spaces and an extended position to fill larger rooms.
One element that makes the L1 Pro16 so highly portable is its 10-inch by 18-inch neodymium Racetrack driver. Often found in small audio systems, Racetrack drivers use an elongated cone shape to match the performance of traditional circular speaker cones in a slimmer format. Bose has enlarged the typical Racetrack driver design to deliver solid, room-filling low end from a slim, travel-friendly footprint.
On the back of the Bose L1 Pro16’s subwoofer, you’ll find a convenient 3-channel mixer with two 1/4-inch and XLR combo inputs, each with 48V phantom power for use with condenser mics, active ribbon mics, and mic boosters. For connecting laptops and other audio devices, the L1 Pro16 contains 1/4-inch and 1/8-inch auxiliary inputs, or you can pair any Bluetooth-enabled device for wireless streaming. Illuminated digital rotary encoders for the volume, bass, and treble controls are easy to see in dark venues. Need more inputs? No problem! Simply connect a Bose T4S or T8S Tone Match mixer via ToneMatch cable to the L1 Pro16’s ToneMatch port.
If you sing and play guitar, the Bose L1 Pro16 PA system is perfect for you — although its applications extend far beyond just that. What makes the L1 Pro16 so convenient is that it has two of Bose’s elite ToneMatch channels. Bose has preconfigured presets for a vocal microphone and an acoustic guitar, so it’ll sound great with no tweaking necessary.
Get true freedom of movement and take wireless control of the L1 system with the Bose L1 Mix App for Android and iOS devices. With this handy app, you can adjust settings, access custom ToneMatch EQ presets, and stream audio right from your phone or tablet. As a solo artist, that means you can tweak a mix on the fly without having to leave your seat or bend down to use the L1 Pro16’s onboard mixer. And, for live sound engineers, the L1 Mix App enables you to roam the room and fine-tune the mix so that it sounds great from wherever you’re listening.
Ideal for singer/songwriters, DJs, and bands, the Bose L1 Pro32 portable line array system is lightweight, easy to transport, and delivers enough top-notch Bose sound for medium to large venues, including clubs, conference centers, hotel ballrooms, and outdoor festivals. The Bose L1 Pro32 sets up in minutes, and you don’t have to be an audio professional to get a great sound from its onboard 3-channel mixer. Gigging artists at Sweetwater enjoy the convenience of the L1 Pro32’s slim design paired with the powerful Sub1 bass module. With useful features, like wireless control via Bose’s free L1 Pro Mix App and ToneMatch presets, the Bose L1 Pro32 is the professional-quality portable PA system you need to guarantee a great-sounding show every time!
With one trip from the car to the stage, you’ll have your full PA system and monitoring system in one hand — all thanks to Bose’s line array technology. The Bose L1 Pro32 system has 32 2-inch neodymium drivers nside a vertical enclosure — all positioned at precise angles. The result is nearly 180 degrees of even horizontal sound coverage, so the sound remains the same, even at the extreme sides of the audience or the stage. Instead of dialing in a stage monitor while wondering what the mix sounds like from the crowd, with the Bose L1 Pro32, you’ll always hear exactly what the audience hears.
Apart from its excellent sound, arguably the best part about the Bose L1 Pro32 system is that it’s easy to carry and set up. You won’t need to call in help just to get the system into the gig, and you won’t have to labor through tons of cable connections and audio-testing steps. Weighing under 65 lbs., the Bose L1 Pro32 is light enough for one musician to carry, and it sets up in minutes.
With a slim profile and a 480W Class D amplifier design, the Sub1 churns out serious low-end performance, down to a bone-rattling 40Hz! How does the Sub1 deliver the low-end goods while remaining compact? The answer is its 7-inch by 13-inch Racetrack driver. Often found in small audio systems, Racetrack drivers use an elongated cone shape to match the performance of traditional circular speaker cones in a slimmer format. Bose has enlarged the typical Racetrack driver design to deliver solid, room-filling low end from a slim, travel-friendly footprint.
If you sing and play guitar, the Bose L1 Pro32 PA system is perfect for you — although its applications extend far beyond just that. What makes the Bose L1 Pro32 so convenient is that it has two of Bose’s elite ToneMatch channels. Bose has preconfigured presets for a vocal microphone and an acoustic guitar, so it’ll sound great with no tweaking necessary.
On the base of the Bose L1 Pro32’s subwoofer, you’ll find a convenient 3-channel mixer with two 1/4-inch and XLR combo inputs, each with 48V phantom power for use with condenser mics, active ribbon mics, and mic boosters. For connecting laptops and other audio devices, the L1 Pro32 contains 1/4-inch and 1/8-inch auxiliary inputs, or you can pair any Bluetooth-enabled device for wireless streaming. Illuminated digital rotary encoders for the volume, bass, and treble controls are easy to see in dark venues. Need more inputs? No problem! Simply connect a Bose T4S or T8S Tone Match mixer via ToneMatch cable to the L1 Pro32’s ToneMatch port.
Get true freedom of movement and take wireless control of the L1 system with the Bose L1 Mix App for Android and iOS devices. With this handy app, you can adjust settings, access custom ToneMatch EQ presets, and stream audio right from your phone or tablet. As a solo artist, that means you can tweak a mix on the fly without having to leave your seat or bend down to use the L1 Pro32’s onboard mixer. And, for live sound engineers, the L1 Mix App enables you to roam the room and fine-tune the mix so that it sounds great from wherever you’re listening.
Ideal for singer/songwriters, DJs, and bands, the Bose L1 Pro32 portable line array system is lightweight, easy to transport, and delivers enough top-notch Bose sound for medium to large venues, including clubs, conference centers, hotel ballrooms, and outdoor festivals. The Bose L1 Pro32 sets up in minutes, and you don’t have to be an audio professional to get a great sound from its onboard 3-channel mixer. Gigging artists enjoy the convenience of the L1 Pro32’s slim design paired with the powerful Sub2 bass module. With useful features, like wireless control via Bose’s free L1 Pro Mix App and ToneMatch presets, the Bose L1 Pro32 is the professional-quality portable PA system you need to guarantee a great-sounding show every time!
With one trip from the car to the stage, you’ll have your full PA system and monitoring system in one hand — all thanks to Bose’s line array technology. The Bose L1 Pro32 system has 32 2-inch neodymium drivers inside a vertical enclosure — all positioned at precise angles. The result is nearly 180 degrees of even horizontal sound coverage, so the sound remains the same, even at the extreme sides of the audience or the stage. Instead of dialing in a stage monitor while wondering what the mix sounds like from the crowd, with the Bose L1 Pro32, you’ll always hear exactly what the audience hears.
Apart from its excellent sound, arguably the best part about the Bose L1 Pro32 system is that it’s easy to carry and set up. You won’t need to call in help just to get the system into the gig, and you won’t have to labor through tons of cable connections and audio-testing steps. Weighing under 80 lbs., the Bose L1 Pro32 is light enough for one or two musicians to carry, and it sets up in minutes.
With a slim profile and a 1000W Class D amplifier design, the Sub2 churns out serious low-end performance, down to a bone-rattling 37Hz! How does the Sub2 deliver the low-end goods while remaining compact? The answer is its 10-inch by 18-inch Racetrack driver. Often found in small audio systems, Racetrack drivers use an elongated cone shape to match the performance of traditional circular speaker cones in a slimmer format. Bose has enlarged the typical Racetrack driver design to deliver solid, room-filling low end from a slim, travel-friendly footprint.
If you sing and play guitar, the Bose L1 Pro32 PA system is perfect for you — although its applications extend far beyond just that. What makes the Bose L1 Pro32 so convenient is that it has two of Bose’s elite ToneMatch channels. Bose has preconfigured presets for a vocal microphone and an acoustic guitar, so it’ll sound great with no tweaking necessary.
On the base of the Bose L1 Pro32’s subwoofer, you’ll find a convenient 3-channel mixer with two 1/4-inch and XLR combo inputs, each with 48V phantom power for use with condenser mics, active ribbon mics, and mic boosters. For connecting laptops and other audio devices, the L1 Pro32 contains 1/4-inch and 1/8-inch auxiliary inputs, or you can pair any Bluetooth-enabled device for wireless streaming. Illuminated digital rotary encoders for the volume, bass, and treble controls are easy to see in dark venues. Need more inputs? No problem! Simply connect a Bose T4S or T8S Tone Match mixer via ToneMatch cable to the L1 Pro32’s ToneMatch port.
Get true freedom of movement and take wireless control of the L1 system with the Bose L1 Mix App for Android and iOS devices. With this handy app, you can adjust settings, access custom ToneMatch EQ presets, and stream audio right from your phone or tablet. As a solo artist, that means you can tweak a mix on the fly without having to leave your seat or bend down to use the L1 Pro32’s onboard mixer. And, for live sound engineers, the L1 Mix App enables you to roam the room and fine-tune the mix so that it sounds great from wherever you’re listening.
Ideal for singer/songwriters, the Bose L1 Pro8 portable line array system is lightweight, easy to transport, and delivers top-notch Bose audio quality across the stage and throughout the audience. There’s enough power here for a small gig at a café, a record store, or even a backyard party. Even better, the Bose L1 Pro8 sets up in minutes, and you don’t have to be an audio professional to get superlative sound from its onboard 3-channel mixer. Solo artists enjoy the convenience of the L1 Pro8’s all-in-one design and agree that useful features, including wireless control via Bose’s free L1 Pro Mix App, make it a perfect choice for traveling musicians!
With one trip from the car to the stage, you’ll have your full PA system and monitoring system in one hand — all thanks to Bose’s line array technology. The Bose L1 Pro8 system has eight 2-inch neodymium drivers inside a vertical enclosure — all positioned at precise angles. The result is nearly 180° of even horizontal sound coverage, so the sound remains the same, even at the extreme sides of the audience or the stage. Instead of dialing in a stage monitor while wondering what the mix sounds like from the crowd, you’ll always hear exactly what the audience hears with the Bose L1 Pro8.
Apart from its excellent sound, arguably the best part about the Bose L1 Pro8 system is that it’s easy to carry and set up. You won’t need to call in help just to get the system into the gig, and you won’t have to labor through tons of cable connections and audio-testing steps. Weighing under 40 lbs., the Bose L1 Pro8 is light enough for one musician to carry, and it sets up in minutes flat. You can also choose between two setup positions, depending on the space you’re performing in: a collapsed position for smaller spaces and an extended position to fill larger rooms.
One element that makes the L1 Pro8 the most portable L1 system yet is its 7-inch by 13-inch Racetrack driver. Often found in small audio systems, Racetrack drivers use an elongated cone shape to match the performance of traditional circular speaker cones in a slimmer format. Bose has enlarged the typical Racetrack driver design to deliver solid, room-filling low end from a slim, travel-friendly footprint.
On the back of the Bose L1 Pro8’s subwoofer, you’ll find a convenient 3-channel mixer with two 1/4-inch and XLR combo inputs, each with 48V phantom power for use with condenser mics, active ribbon mics, and mic boosters. For connecting laptops and other audio devices, the L1 Pro8 contains 1/4-inch and 1/8-inch auxiliary inputs, or you can pair any Bluetooth-enabled device for wireless streaming. Illuminated digital rotary encoders for the volume, bass, and treble controls are easy to see in dark venues. Need more inputs? No problem! Simply connect a Bose T4S or T8S Tone Match mixer via ToneMatch cable to the L1 Pro8’s ToneMatch port.
If you sing and play guitar, the Bose L1 Pro8 PA system is perfect for you — although its applications extend far beyond just that. What makes the L1 Pro8 so convenient is that it has two of Bose’s elite ToneMatch channels. Bose has preconfigured presets for a vocal microphone and an acoustic guitar, so it’ll sound great with no tweaking necessary.
Get true freedom of movement and take wireless control of the L1 system with the Bose L1 Mix App for Android and iOS devices. With this handy app, you can adjust settings, access custom ToneMatch EQ presets, and stream audio right from your phone or tablet. As a solo artist, that means you can tweak a mix on the fly without having to leave your seat or bend down to use the L1 Pro8’s onboard mixer. And, for live sound engineers, the L1 Mix App enables you to roam the room and fine-tune the mix so that it sounds great from wherever you’re listening.
The Bose S1 Pro+ is an ultra-lightweight, all-in-one PA system that packs a lot of power into its 14.4-pound, multi-position enclosure. Whether you tilt, seat, or mount it, the S1 Pro+ delivers rich, even coverage to an entire room, with Auto EQ to eliminate hotspots on the floor. You get two channels with independent EQ, reverb, and ToneMatch technology to ensure flattering reproduction of voices and instruments, along with a dedicated third channel with an aux input and stereo Bluetooth streaming. Optional transmitters provide a complete wireless experience with microphones and instruments alike, and guitarists will appreciate the S1 Pro+’s built-in FX loop. You also get a livestream mode via USB-C. Moreover, the S1 Pro+’s integrated OLED screens make operating this portable PA an absolute walk in the park. The Bose S1 Pro+ includes a convenient carry handle for lightning-fast load-ins and setups, plus a factory-installed Li-ion battery for the utmost portability.
The Bose S1 Pro+ offers many advancements over its predecessor. For starters, it weighs a mere 14.4 pounds — you can likely carry it one-handed. It flaunts integrated OLED screens for dead-simple operation; plus, the displays rotate depending on the speaker’s position. You’ll benefit from a full wireless experience with the use of optional transmitters (sold separately), as well as compatibility with the Bose Music App. Stereo Bluetooth streaming is on tap, as is a livestream mode with USB-C. Finally, an FX loop is present on the S1 Pro+’s inputs for use with guitar effects and pedalboards.
Bose sound reinforcement solutions are known for their wide, even coverage, and the S1 Pro+ is no exception. Sound is dispersed not just through the front of the enclosure but the sides as well, for room-filling sound from a single unit. Reviewers were quick to note the Auto EQ feature at work, which keeps the sound consistent as listeners move about a room.
The Bose S1 Pro+ is a solid PA and a capable wedge monitor, practice amp, and playback system. Whether you’re on the road, practicing at home, or streaming music for parties, you’ll always find a use for the Bose S1 Pro+.
The S1 Pro+ includes a streamlined version of Bose’s ToneMatch technology on channels 1 and 2. Use the microphone setting for rich, lush vocal reproduction at a touch, or the guitar setting for pre-programmed settings for your acoustic. ToneMatch can also be toggled off completely.
Your Bose S1 Pro+ includes a factory-installed Li-ion battery. Enjoy hours of powerful sound reproduction on the go, from the subway to the Siberian Arctic. With Bose, no location is too remote to gig.
From stage to studio, the Cloud Microphones Cloudlifter Mic Activator lets you get the best possible audio output from your low-output dynamic and ribbon microphones. The Cloudlifter CL-1 provides up to +25dB of gain that partners with your preamp in amplifying your mics’ signal for clean, transparent recordings. With a Cloudlifter in your rig, you need not hesitate to take full advantage of your favorite ribbon mics and other go-to low-output dynamic mics.
Many preamps sound great until you push them, resulting in all the hiss and crackle produced by the amplifier itself ending up in the mix. The gain boost provided by your Cloudlifter lets your mic pre work more efficiently, giving you the levels you need, without the noise.
Ribbon mics are wonderful, but many microphone preamplifiers are simply too weak to get enough signal out of them. A Cloudlifter Mic Activator utilizes an active circuit powered by your console or preamp’s phantom power to provide as much as +25dB of extra gain, turning even a budget console into a better ribbon preamp.
Cloud Microphones designed their Cloudlifter series around direct-coupled, Class A discrete JFET circuitry, engineered to preserve the natural sound of your mics. So, no matter how dramatic of an impact this transparent technology may have on your recordings, you can be sure you’re really just hearing your mic at its best.
If you work in a large, multi-room studio or an auditorium like the Sweetwater Performance Theatre, then you won’t believe what a difference a Cloudlifter will make. With its extra gain boost to drive your signal, even cable runs over hundreds of feet won’t drain the life out of your sound. The result is nothing short of remarkable.
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