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| I just added this preamp to my audio chain in my studio, and absolutely love it. A good preamp teamed with a good microphone is a must. I have to say that after reading many of the glowing, online reviews of the Grace M101, it certainly lives up to all the positive buzz. Some even saying it could sell for two to three times as much. I like that it doesn't "color" the microphone sound, in my case, a Neumann TLM 103. And the simplicity and ease of use is a winner. The Grace Design company is based in Colorado. By the way, there was nothing wrong with my other preamp, I just like what this preamp brings to the studio. Money well spent. |
Sunday, August 15, 2010
A new member of the family
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How big is it? Looks like about 7x1.5" - amazing how they can pack so much functionality/power into such small boxes these days!
It's about 8.5 inches x 1 inch.
It IS amazing how digital audio technology has advanced.
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