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Microphone to Line Level Switched Microphone Preamplifier - 35 to 65 dB Gain Microphone Products Ultra-Compact Microphone Preamp for Push-To-Talk or “Cough Button” Applications Microphone Features: Control Switch • Switched Microphone Preamp • Ideal for Push-to-Talk or “Cough Button” Applications • Optimized for Dynamic or Condenser Mics • Low-Noise Operation and Quiet Switching • Adjustable 35 to 65 dB Gain • 24 V Phantom Power Capability Microphone Compressor Microphone Products • Versatility of STICK-ON® Compactness STM-2X Switchable Low-Noise Increases Intelligibility of any Public Speaker EZ-MCP1 Microphone Preamplifier Features: Microphone Compressor Recommended Power Supply: Part # STM-2X • Ideal for Public Address Mics, Lectern Mics, Paging Mics, Portable PS-24AS (USA), PS-24AX (International) Amplifier, Mixer or Other Line-Level Equipment Mics and Pass-Around Mics Microphone • Provides Consistent Mic Levels for Varying Speech Levels • Prevents Distortion by Reducing Excessively-Loud Mic Signals High-Gain Microphone Preamplifier - 45 to 75 dB Gain Microphone Products Soft Normal • Improves Low-Level Speech Intelligibility Extra Prevents Input-Clipping Distortion of Mixer / Mic Preamp Input Loud Ultra-Compact, Low-Noise, High-Gain Microphone Preamp Microphone • Features: • Compatible with Hard-Wired or Wireless Microphones Installs Easily with 2 Screws or Optional RDL Mounting Accessories Normal • Adjustable 45 to 75 dB Gain • • Optimized for Dynamic or Condenser Mics • 2 Balanced/Unbalanced Outputs Power Supply Included: Part # EZ-MCP1 PS-24AS (USA), PS-24AX (International) • 24 V Phantom Power Capability Public Address System • Versatility of STICK-ON® Compactness STM-3 High Gain Professional Microphone Preamplifier Dual Microphone Compressor Microphone Products Recommended Power Supply: Part # STM-3 Amplifier, Mixer or Other PS-24AS (USA), PS-24AX (International) Provides Consistent Audio Output Levels for Varying Speech Levels Microphone #1 Line-Level Equipment Features: Extra Loud Optimized for Dynamic or Condenser Mics Microphone #2 Soft Normal Microphone Products • Studio-Quality Microphone Preamplifier with Phantom - 3 Line Outputs • Controls Overloads That Cause Distortion and Clipping Extra Use as a Mic-Level Compressor or as a Mic Preamp with Compression Loud Soft Normal Microphone Preamp with Audio Distribution Microphone • Features: • Microphone or Line-Level Outputs Inputs and Outputs on XLR and Detachable Terminal Block Compact, Studio-Quality Microphone Preamp • • STM-LDA3 Switch-Selectable 48 V Phantom for Both Inputs Three Distributed Line-level Audio Outputs • • Professional Low-Noise Switch-Selectable 15 dB Input Pads • Low-Noise and Low-Distortion Performance Microphone Preamplifier • Normal HR-MCP2 (3 Line Outputs) Dual Microphone • 24 V Phantom Power Capability Normal Compressor • Adjustable Gain up to 60 dB • Dual-LED VU Meter Recommended Power Supply: Part # HR-MCP2 #1 Mono, Line-Level PS-24AS (USA), PS-24AX (International) Amplifier, Mixer or Other • Versatility of STICK-ON® Compactness Balanced or Unbalanced Input Line-Level Equipment #2 Mono, Line-Level Balanced or Unbalanced Input Recommended Power Supply: Part # STM-LDA3 PS-24AS (USA), PS-24AX (International) #3 Mono, Line-Level Balanced or Unbalanced Input Gated Speech Preamplifier - Microphone to Line Level Processing Microphone Preamp that Activates when Speech is Detected Microphone Phantom Adapter - 2 Channels Microphone Products Microphone Phantom Power for 2 Microphones Features: ST-MPA2 • Minimizes Background Noise by Deactivating Microphone Input Features: Dual Mic Phantom Adapter Power Supply when no Speech is Detected • Add Phantom-Powered Mics to Standard Inputs 6-52 Vdc • Automatic Muting After 2 Seconds without Speech • Two Phantom Adapters in One Module • Fast, Silent Audio Switching • Phantom Conversion with Full Frequency Response • Up to 48 V Phantom Power Capability • Adjustable 6 V to 52 V Phantom Voltage Using 52 V Power Supply • Adjustable 45 to 65 dB Gain • Adjustable 6 V to 24 V Phantom Voltage Using RDL 24 V Power • Open-Collector Output for Controlling RDL Modules or Other Supply ST-GSP1 Mixer Equipment Gated Speech Preamplifier • Highly-Filtered Phantom Power w/ No Phantom • Versatility of STICK-ON® Compactness Versatility of STICK-ON® Compactness • Recommended Power Supply: Part # ST-GSP1 Amplifier, Mixer or Other Microphone 2 PS-24AS (USA), PS-24AX (International) Recommended Power Supply: Part # ST-MPA2 Line-Level Equipment PS-24AS (USA), PS-24AX (International) Microphone 1 Questions? 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Tech Support: (928) 778-3554 | [email protected] Made in the USA Made in the USA Made in the USA Product Applications & Information: www.rdlnet.com Made in the USA Product Applications & Information: www.rdlnet.com Microphone Preamplifier - Stereo Output with Compressors Microphone Products Studio-Quality Dual Microphone Preamplifier Microphone Products Single-Channel Microphone Preamp with Compressor Versatile Dual-Channel, Studio-Quality Microphone Preamp Microphone #1 Features: Features: Microphone #2 • Converts 1 Microphone Signal to Line Level • 2 Independent Studio-Quality Microphone Preamps • Optimized for Dynamic or Condenser Mics • Optimized for Dynamic or Condenser Mics • Switch-Selectable, Line-Level Compressor Controls Overloads and • Switch-Selectable 24 V or 48 V Phantom Power Prevents Clipping • 2 Individual Outputs Plus 1 Summed Output • Switch-Selectable 24 V Phantom Power • Inputs on XLR Connectors • User Accessible Microphone Volume Control • Outputs on XLR, Detachable Terminal Blocks or 1/4” TRS • Headroom Accommodates “Hot” Microphone Input Levels • Dual-LED VU Meter for Each Preamplifier HR-MP2 • Zero to 50 dB Gain • Clip Indicators for Peaks 3 dB Below Clipping Dual Microphone Preamplifier • Dual-LED VU Meter with 24/48 Phantom Power Supply Included: Part # EZ-MPA1 Recommended Power Supply: Part # HR-MP2 PS-24AS (USA), PS-24AX (International) PS-24AS (USA), PS-24AX (International) Amplifier, Mixer or Other Line-Level Equipment Dual Microphone Preamplifier - Stereo Output with Compressors Microphone Products Dual Microphone / Line Preamplifier Microphone Products Dual-Channel Microphone Preamp with Compressor Dual-Channel Microphone or Line -Level Preamp RU-MLA2 Features: Features: Dual Mic/Line Preamplifier • Converts 2 Microphone Signals to Line Level • Two-Channel Audio Preamplifier • Optimized for Dynamic or Condenser Mics • Optimized for Dynamic or Condenser Mics • Switch-Selectable, Line-Level Compressor Controls Overloads and • Front Panel XLR Input / Output Jacks Prevents Clipping • Detachable Input / Output Terminal Blocks • Switch-Selectable 24 V Phantom Power • Switch-Selectable Mic or Line Inputs • User-Accessible Microphone Volume Controls • Switch-Selectable Mic Gain and 24 V Phantom Headroom Accommodates “Hot” Microphone Input Levels • • Gain Trim on Each Input Microphone #2 • Zero to 50 dB Gain • Each Output Switch-Selectable Mic or Line • Dual-LED VU Meters Microphone #1 Power Supply Included: Part # EZ-MPA2 Recommended Power Supply: Part # RU-MLA2 PS-24AS (USA), PS-24AX (International) PS-24AS (USA), PS-24AX (International) Amplifier, Mixer or Other Line-Level Equipment Studio-Quality Microphone Preamplifier with Phantom Microphone Products Microphone Preamplifier - 50 dB Gain Microphone Products Feature-Rich, Low-Noise, Single-Channel, Studio-Quality Microphone Preamp Microphone Ultra-Compact, 50 dB Fixed-Gain Microphone Preamp Microphone Features: Features: • Optimized for Dynamic or Condenser Mics • Fixed 50 dB Gain • Switch-Selectable off, 12 V or 24 V Phantom Power • 1 Unbalanced Output • Adjustable 19 dB to 65 dB Gain • 1 Balanced Output that may be Wired Unbalanced • XLR and Terminal Block Connections • Optimized for Dynamic or Condenser Mics • Ultra-Compact All Metal Construction • 24 V Phantom Power Capability • Ideal for Fixed Installations • RF-Filtered Input and Outputs Switch-Selectable Low Cut Filter • FP-MP1 • Versatility of STICK-ON® Compactness STM-1 • Dual-LED VU Meter Microphone Preamplifier Microphone Preamplifier 50 dB Gain Recommended Power Supply: Part # FP-MP1 Recommended Power Supply: Part # STM-1 PS-24AS (USA), PS-24AX (International) Amplifier, Mixer or Other PS-24AS (USA), PS-24AX (International) Amplifier, Mixer or Other Line-Level Equipment Line-Level Equipment Dual Microphone Phantom Adapter 12, 24, 48 V Microphone Products Adjustable Gain Microphone Preamplifier - 35 to 65 dB Gain Microphone Products Dual Microphone Phantom Power Inserter Microphone #2 Ultra-Compact, Low-Noise, Adjustable-Gain Microphone Preamp Microphone Features: Microphone #1 Features: • Provides 12 V, 24 V, or 48 V Phantom Power to 1 or 2 Microphones • Adjustable Output Level • Inputs and Outputs on XLR Connectors • High or Low Impedance Mic Input • Selectable Current for 24 V Microphones • Mic Input to 2 Line Outputs • Low-Profile, All-Metal Construction is Ideal for Fixed Installations • Two Balanced or Unbalanced Outputs • Each Phantom Output is Short-Circuit Protected • 24 V Phantom Power Capability • RF-Filtered Input and Outputs • Versatility of STICK-ON® Compactness STM-2 FP-MPA2 Professional Low-Noise Dual Mic Phantom Adapter Microphone Preamplifier Recommended Power Supply: Part # FP-MPA2 Amplifier, Mixer or other Equipment Recommended Power Supply: Part # STM-2 PS-24AS (USA), PS-24AX (International) Microphone Inputs that do not PS-24AS (USA), PS-24AX (International) Amplifier, Mixer or Other Provide Phantom Power Line-Level Equipment
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