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ProChannel II

ART Pro Audio ProChannel II
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Description

Overview
The ART Pro Channel II™ uses second-generation discrete Class-A microphone preamp to provide clean quiet gain while maintaining incredible transparency. A powerful dynamics processor subtly controls transients and noise of the most demanding sources.

The ART Pro Channel II™ ‘s semi-parametric EQ offers wide tune-ability and can be patched before OR after the dynamics processor. Separate rear-mounted insert points allow patching in external signal processing gear immediately after the Mic preamp and before the EQ and dynamics processor. Both analog and LED meters provide a detailed indication of audio levels.

Key Features

  • Fully Featured discrete class “A” Tube Microphone Preamplifier 1/4″ High Z input on the front panel Selectable plate Voltage Smooth musical sounding Optical Compressor Separate Attack and Release controls Auto/Manual Attack/Release switch Parametric EQ Large VU and LED meters Multi section clip monitor LED Selectable Source switches for VU signal monitoring of any section of the unit Two insert loops +4/-10 dB switch for optimal signal output levels Toroidal power transformer for low noise

Discussions

ART PROCHANNEL II - Nightmare Buzzing Problem

Art Prochannel II Buzz Problem I’ve been fighting with getting this preamp to work properly for months and months now, after sending the first one back and having a replacement sent out it was still malfunctioning and I was convinced the problem was at my end. I thought i’d figured it out last night, when it was...

ART PROCHANNEL II - Nightmare Buzzing Problem

This is common to all Pro Channel II's I've used (including my own... which I sent back to ART a couple of years ago to get fixed... but it came back with the same hum at high volumes). I also believe the Pro MPA II has the same hum problem in one channel...

ART PROCHANNEL II - Nightmare Buzzing Problem

UPDATE: Changed the Pro Channel II to a Furman AR regulator and the buzz is gone, noise floor is very low now, I was using a cheap-ish regulator to test it and the buzz was there but with the Furman it's working as it should at 120v, dunno if I should try snipping one...