Triton FetHead Phantom Manual
Triton
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FetHead Phantom
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FetHead Phantom
High-end in-line
microphone preamp
USER GUIDE
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FetHead Phantom
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
Philosophy FetHead Phantom is an ultra low-noise, high
quality,in-line microphone preamplifier. It provides improved
sound for Condenser microphones. Small, compact, but
powerful, Fethead Phantom utilizes tried and true FET
technology to deliver up to 18dB of clean boost. No more
cranking your mic preamp and adding unwanted noise to get
your microphone to an acceptable volume.
Operation Your Fethead Phantom will inconspicuously latch straight
onto any XLR equipped microphone and runs on phantom power, it’s ready
for use with any type of Phantom powered setup. Fethead Phantom
provides phantom power to the connected microphone.
Recommended application FetHead Phantom
is recommended for improving the signal to noise ratio and
performance in the following situations:
Recording direct into a DAW interface
Noisy or low gain preamps
Mixers/preamps that negatively impact the sound at higher
gain setting
Handheld Digital Audio Recorders
Condenser microphones
Miking all types of softer sound sources
USER GUIDE
Circuit topology FetHead Phantom utilises a low
noise jFet amplifier circuit, which reveals every detail with
pinpoint accuracy and offers high-end sound quality.
Features
•Low noise Class A JFet amplifier
•18 dB amplification (@3000 Ohm load)
•Balanced xlr in/output
•Lots of headroom
•freq. response 30hz-100khz (+/- 1dB)
•Z-in 1000 Ohm
•48V phantom power
Dimensions
height: 3’/76mm
width: 0,86’/22mm
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Product Specifications
| Brand: | Triton |
| Category: | Microphone |
| Model: | FetHead Phantom |
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