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RME

RME QUADII 4-Channel Microphone Preamp

$799.00

The RME QuadMic II is a professional 4‑channel microphone preamp designed for both studio and remote recording. It offers balanced mic/line combo inputs with phantom power, phase reverse, and low‑cut filters on each channel. Battery‑compatible power and high output levels make it suitable for high fidelity work wherever you go.

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4 mic/line inputs (Neutrik XLR/TRS combo)
Per‑channel phantom power switch (48V)
Per‑channel low‑cut filter
Per‑channel phase reversal
Gain range approx. 6‑60 dB
Balanced TRS line outputs for each channel
Max output level +21 dBu
Very high signal‑to‑noise ratio (~129 dB EIN @ 150 Ω)
Very low distortion (THD < 0.0005% at 30 dB gain)
Operates on DC power (9‑18V) allows battery operation

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About the RME QUADII 4-Channel Microphone Preamp

Key Features

4 mic/line inputs (Neutrik XLR/TRS combo)
Per‑channel phantom power switch (48V)
Per‑channel low‑cut filter
Per‑channel phase reversal
Gain range approx. 6‑60 dB
Balanced TRS line outputs for each channel
Max output level +21 dBu
Very high signal‑to‑noise ratio (~129 dB EIN @ 150 Ω)
Very low distortion (THD < 0.0005% at 30 dB gain)
Operates on DC power (9‑18V) allows battery operation

RME QUADII 4-Channel Microphone Preamp Specs

Key Features

4 mic/line inputs (Neutrik XLR/TRS combo)
Per‑channel phantom power switch (48V)
Per‑channel low‑cut filter
Per‑channel phase reversal
Gain range approx. 6‑60 dB
Balanced TRS line outputs for each channel
Max output level +21 dBu
Very high signal‑to‑noise ratio (~129 dB EIN @ 150 Ω)
Very low distortion (THD < 0.0005% at 30 dB gain)
Operates on DC power (9‑18V) allows battery operation