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500 series mic preamp in perfect state.The MP573 is this stunning 500-Series preamp designed by Jean-Pierre Kuhn of France, it is a two stages, single ended class A preamp, based on the design that was originally used in the Neve 1290/1073 modules, that has been adapted to the ‘500’ format of API.Just install it in your API compatible Lunchbox rack and start recording.The sound of the MP573, like its model is full, silky, detailed and musical, slightly larger than life, very complimentary to a digital recording environment.The MP573 is great on vocals, acoustic instruments and generally all close miked sources that need to be pushed forward in the mix.Single ended class A designCarnhill/St. Ives transformers on input and output0 to 70 dB of gainSwitchable 300 & 1200 Ohms and line level input impedanceSwitchable first stageThe output stage is biased in a rich Class A with 70mA of iddle currentFet DI input, relay switched, the signal passes through the input transformerSignal/Clip LED monitors clipping in both stages24V supply built from the +/-16V with a linear regulatorControlled inrush current for lunchboxes with sensitive power supplyGolden contacts on relays and switchesHigh quality Grayhill gain switchHigh precision aluminium knobsTantalum capacitors in the audio path (as in original)High grade 105?C low ESR electrolytic capacitorsWIMA film capacitorsHigh grade double sided PCB with plated holesThese are 100% VPR alliance compliant 500 series preamps.
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