Chandler TG2-500
MPN #TG2-500
$1249.00 (Special)
Save $100.00, Regular $1349.00
Mono microphone preamplifier, 500 Series, EMI/Abbey Road Studios
The Chandler Limited TG2-500 pre-amp is a recreation of the rare EMI TG12428 pre amp used in EMI/Abbey Road Studios recording and mastering consoles from the late 60s and early 70s. The sound of the EMI/Abbey Road Studios equipment is world renowned, and imparts a unique and pleasing sonic character as heard on many famous recordings done at Abbey Road including The Beatles' "Abbey Road" and Pink Floyd's "Dark Side of the Moon" albums. For the first time ever, the legendary TG2 pre-amp sound is available in 500 Series format.
We've taken the microphone pre-amplifier and line amplifier from our highly acclaimed TG2 Pre Amp/DI and packaged it for the industry standard 500 Series format, while retaining the sound of Chandler Limited's TG2 Pre Amp/DI. The aural quality has often been characterized as a creamy, smooth tone with a surprisingly open, clear top-end. The sound, as explained by many users, has "warmth" and punch, but with a "beautiful" expanded top end. In fact, the TG2-500 microphone preamplifier does have a small rise in its top-end frequency response and some warmth inducing distortion, which contributes to its sound.
Bring the sound of the Chandler Limited TG2-500 pre amp and EMI/Abbey Road Studios home to your 500 Series rack today.
Specifications
Channels: Mono
Circuit: Discrete, Transistor, Transformer Balanced I/O
Total Gain: +60db
Coarse Gain: +20db to +50db (stepped 5db)
Fine Gain: -10db to +10db (continuous)
Input: Mic/Line switchable
Input Impedance: 1200/300 Ohm switchable
Phantom Power: +48v switchable
Phase: switchable
I/O: 500 Series format (frame dependent)
Power 500 Series format: +/-16v
Max. current draw: +16v @ 110ma / -16v @ 80ma
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5.0
Craig
Manitoba
June 19, 2023
Chandler TG2-500 Preamp
Using it as a pre-amp for top of snare with a Sennheiser MD421 and sounds great.
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