Above: The BRDCSTR, a two-stage vacuum-tube microphone preamp inspired by classic 1940s broadcast audio preamps.  Single-ended design with a 6SJ7 and 6J7 tubes, massive output transformer, and only one capacitor in the signal path.  I have built more of these than any other design; people really seem to respond to the sound.  It’s pretty much the least ‘stuff’ that you can put between a microphone and your A/D convertor.  All the attitude of ancient tube studio equipment without the hum and the noise, and with much better frequency response.

chris

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  • hello all - you can contact us at Chris (at) preservation sound dot com for terms and pricing. thank you - c.

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