Inject some classic, vintage New York City mojo into your recordings with the Heritage Audio LANG 312L, a 500-Series mic preamp with an integrated lifter that provides the in-your-face NY-style sound with super-fast transients that has been proven legendary for drums and guitar.
This preamp sports a gain control (15 to 90 dB) and an integrated lifter that supplies an additional +25 dB of gain, great for gain hungry mics such as ribbons and the SM7. Also included are switches for Phase, +48V phantom power, and a -20 dB pad. The combo XLR-1/4" input provides a balanced XLR input for the microphone and a 1/4" TS instrument DI input.
Note: This is a 500-Series module that requires a 500-Series rack enclosure (sold separately) to provide power and analog input and output. The module will not operate without an enclosure.
Super fast transients
In-your-face NY-style preamp that has proven legendary for drums and guitars.
Unique Ribbon and SM7 built-in lifter that pushes the gain +25 dB and accomodates the signal for gain hungry mics.
Remarkable dynamic range
Ultralow noise floor. EIN -130 dBu.
Classic New York City Vibe
Bring all that energy and excitement that has made New York City the capital of the world into your recordings.
With the custom-made transformer-balanced inputs and outputs (LANG and CineMag) you can be sure that a thick, solid, and professional signal will be produced to ensure all your broadcasting and recording needs are addressed.
HA-880 Op-Amp
The newly designed HA-880 op-amp that sits at the core of the LANG 312L is footprint-compatible and switchable with any other classic op-amp available.
Specifications
Microphone Input Impedance
1200 Ohms , 10 Kilohms with Lifter Engaged, Great for Low Gain Ribbon Mics. Input is Transformer Balanced and Floating
Line Input Impedance
10 Kilohms Bridging, Transformer Balanced and Floating
DI Input Impedance
Greater than 2 Megaohms, Unbalanced
Output Impedance
Less than 75 Ohms, Transformer Balanced and Floating, to Drive a Load of 600 Ohms (Factory Unterminated)
Maximum Output
Greater than +30 dBu into 600 Ohms
THD
Less than 0.005 % at 1 kHz, Less than 0.01 % at 100 Hz