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- Product category: Accessories Lynx Studio Technology
- Brand: Lynx Studio Technology
- Description and content of package
- Technical information and basic settings
- Frequently asked questions – FAQ
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for possible defects should you make a warranty claim. Download an official Lynx Studio Technology user manual in which you will find instructions on how to install, use, maintain and service your product.
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Product description The Lynx Studio Technologies LM-PRE4 is a preamp module designed to fit inside of the Aurora(ⁿ). This unit adds four mic/line/Hi-Z input channels, as well as an additional four channels of A/D conversion. When inserted into the LSlot of your Aurora(ⁿ), you will have an interface that provides A/D conversion, D/A playback through your monitors, a microSD recorder, and a four-channel preamp for recording all manner of instruments and vocals.
The module has been designed to be a sonic complement to the Aurora(ⁿ), offering the same precision, clarity, and transparency expected from all manner of Lynx products. Combined with the Aurora(ⁿ)'s microSD recorder, the LM-PRE4 can also be the backbone of a mobile rig. The LM-PRE4 sports combination XLR-1/4" jacks by Neutrik, accepting both balanced and unbalanced signals.
The module employs a transformerless design, offering 68.6 dB of gain. It also exhibits extremely low noise, distortion, and crosstalk characteristics, all while providing 48V phantom power, attenuation pads, and polarity control for every channel. Integrating seamlessly with the Aurora(ⁿ)'s engine, the unit works with both the Thunderbolt and USB versions. - Key Features at a Glance
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- Four-channel microphone/line/Hi-Z input module for the Aurora(n)
- Onboard Aurora(n) A/D conversion directly coupled to preamp out for four additional input channels
- Transformerless, transparent design
- Up to 68.6 dB gain in 1 dB increments
- Fully-differential, current-feedback preamplifier architecture
- Low noise (-129 dBu EIN) microphone input
- Noise and distortion optimized at all gain settings
- Independent 48V phantom power, phase, high-pass filter, and pad for each channel
- Dedicated line-level signal path provides performance identical to other (AIO8E) input channels
- Gold contact relays for distortion-free signal routing
- Seamless integration with the Aurora(n) mixing and routing engine
In the Box Lynx Studio Technology LM-PRE4 Module for Aurora(ⁿ) Converters Limited 1-Year Warranty Table of Contents
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Technical parametersLynx Studio Technology LM-PRE4 Specs | | | THD+N | -113 dB (0.00022%) at 1 kHz, -1 dBFS with 20 kHz filter | | Dynamic Range | 119 dB (A-weighted, -60 dBFS method) | | Frequency Response | Deviation over 20 Hz to 20 kHz at -1 dBFS:
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