Boosts Weak Microphone Signals
The Kadence K-PA-MP03 is an active inline microphone preamp designed to increase the level of weak microphone signals before they reach the mixer or other audio equipment.
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Kadence K-PA-MP03 Jamming Series Active Inline Mic Preamp | 15dB/30dB Gain Booster | 48V Phantom Powered | XLR Female to XLR Male | For Dynamic & Wireless Microphones
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Kadence K-PA-MP03 Jamming Series Active Inline Mic Preamp
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Who is it for ?
The Kadence K-PA-MP03 Jamming Series Active Inline Mic Preamp is designed for vocalists, musicians, sound engineers, presenters, podcasters, content creators and recording enthusiasts who need additional microphone gain. It is especially useful with low-output dynamic microphones and compatible wireless microphone systems in live stages, rehearsals, conferences, studios, podcast setups and PA systems.
Two Gain Levels for Flexible Signal Boosting
It provides 15 dB and 30 dB gain options, allowing you to select an appropriate level of signal boost depending on the microphone and application.
Designed for Low-Output Microphones
It is particularly useful with microphones that produce a relatively low output, helping provide a stronger and more usable signal for the connected audio system.
Balanced XLR Connectivity
The XLR female input and XLR male output provide a straightforward connection between the microphone and mixer or other professional audio equipment while maintaining a balanced signal path.
48V Phantom-Powered Operation
The unit operates using 48V phantom power supplied by compatible audio equipment, eliminating the need for a separate battery or external power adapter.
Full-Range Audio Response
With a 20 Hz - 20 kHz frequency response, it is designed to handle the audible range used for vocals, speech and musical instruments without intentionally limiting the audio spectrum.
- Gain
- 15 dB / 30 dB
- Input
- XLR Female
- Output
- XLR Male
- Category
- Pro Audio
- Enclosure
- Metal
- Operation
- Active
- Distortion
- Low THD
- Application
- Live Sound, Stage, Studio, Podcasting, PA & Recording
- Signal Type
- Balanced Microphone Signal
- Gain Control
- 15 dB / 30 dB Selection
- Power Supply
- 48V Standard Phantom Power
- Product Type
- Active Inline Microphone Preamp
- Product Weight
- 282 Grams
- Primary Function
- Boosts Low-Level Microphone Signals
- Noise Performance
- Designed for Low-Noise Signal Amplification
- Power Consumption
- Low Current
- Connector Contacts
- Gold-Plated XLR Contacts
- Frequency Response
- 20 Hz – 20 kHz
- Product Dimensions
- 17 x 15 x 10 Cms
- Signal Transmission
- Balanced XLR
- Suitable Microphones
- Dynamic Microphones, Wireless Microphone Receivers & Compatible Microphone Sources
- Channel Configuration
- Single Channel
- Phantom Power Pass-Through
- Yes, 48V Phantom Power
- Phantom Power Compatibility
- 48V Phantom Power
- Gain
- 15 dB / 30 dB
- Input
- XLR Female
- Output
- XLR Male
- Category
- Pro Audio
- Enclosure
- Metal
- Operation
- Active
- Distortion
- Low THD
- Application
- Live Sound, Stage, Studio, Podcasting, PA & Recording
- Signal Type
- Balanced Microphone Signal
- Gain Control
- 15 dB / 30 dB Selection
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FAQs
1) What is an active inline microphone preamp?
An active inline microphone preamp is a compact device that boosts the signal from a microphone before it reaches the mixer or other audio equipment. It is particularly useful when a microphone produces a relatively low output.
2) What is the main purpose of this product?
Its primary purpose is to increase the microphone signal level, allowing the mixer to receive a stronger and more usable signal without needing to apply excessive gain at the mixer input.
3) How much gain does it provide?
It provides two selectable gain levels: 15 dB and 30 dB, allowing you to choose the amount of signal boost according to the microphone and application.
4) Which microphones are suitable for it?
It is particularly suitable for dynamic microphones, compatible wireless microphone receivers and other microphone sources that may benefit from additional signal level.
5) Does it require a battery?
No. The unit operates using 48V phantom power supplied by a compatible mixer, audio interface or other phantom-powered equipment.
6) Can it be used with a condenser microphone? It is primarily intended for microphone signal boos
It is primarily intended for microphone signal boosting, particularly low-output sources. With condenser microphones, compatibility should be checked carefully because they have their own phantom-power requirements.
7) Where should it be connected?
It is normally placed between the microphone and the mixer or audio interface.
Microphone → Inline Preamp → Mixer
This allows the microphone signal to be boosted before reaching the mixer's input.
8) Will it improve the sound quality of a microphone?
It does not change the microphone's basic tonal character. Its main purpose is to provide a stronger and cleaner usable signal, which can make it easier to achieve an appropriate recording or live-sound level.
9) Can it help with low-output dynamic microphones?
Yes. This is one of its useful applications. It can provide additional gain when a dynamic microphone produces a relatively low signal and the mixer requires a large amount of input gain.
10) Does it work with wireless microphone systems?
It can be used with compatible wireless microphone receivers when additional signal level is required. The receiver's output level and connection type should be checked before use.
11) Will it replace a mixer or microphone preamp?
No. It is an inline gain-boosting device, not a mixer or a complete microphone preamp with features such as EQ, compression, multiple inputs or independent channel controls.
12) s it suitable for live performances and recording?
Yes. It is useful for live stages, rehearsals, conferences, podcasting, recording studios, PA systems and other audio setups where a microphone signal needs additional gain before reaching the main audio equipment.