DBX 786 2 CHANNEL MIC PRE

Description

DBX Step out of the low-end market and took a chance on the high end. no one gave them any respect - but secretly everyone was shaking in there boots - they nailed it.  because of a lack of sales, they went back to what they do best. but this thing can stand face to face with Grace Design 201m and  Millennia Origin STT-1
So before you start laughing at the DBX name check this out if you can find one.
The
786
from
dbx
is a dual-channel microphone preamp featuring a pristine audio path, housed in an exquisitely engineered chassis. dbx refers to the 786 as a "precision microphone pre-amp" in that it is designed to provide the truest reproduction of the microphone source as is electronically possible, as opposed to other preamps that have been designed to add color to the source.
The pre-amp features regulated +48V phantom power, a 20dB pad, and phase invert functions. Also included is a switchable "super low Z" setting which optimizes the pre-amp performance for microphones with very low source impedance. Levels can be monitored on peak-program VU meters with adjustable reference levels.
The signal path consists of a transformer-coupled, discrete-design, premium input stage utilizing a proprietary preamp module. The minimum signal path design routes the amplified signal directly to a patented high output drive circuit. Each stage throughout the unit is small-signal square wave compensated to assure precise phase alignment at all audio frequencies.
The patented high-precision, high-drive, transformer-coupled output stages are capable of performing with incredible accuracy and sonic transparency in virtually any audio environment. This output stage exhibits remarkably low distortion levels, immeasurable using standard audio test equipment.
Microphone Preamp Dual-channel precision microphone preamp with 130dB of dynamic range High-Drive output transformer circuit drives 1000 ft. of Belden cable at +30dBu with only 0.007% THD +48V phantom power, phase reverse and -20dB input pad per channel Super Low-Z input switch for low impedance microphones or altering the microphone's sonic character Proprietary high-frequency EQ circuit with cut/boost to 40kHz