MB-1 Mic Activator, Ultra-Clean Gain, Microphone Preamp Audio Booster for Studio or Home Recording, Livestream, Broadcast or Podcast - Dual Channel

Pienso que lo voy a devolver, y mejor me compro 2 cloudlifters o equivalente, porque pesa demasiado este preamp. No es práctico para field recording.

I’ve used a Cloudlifter in the past but wanted something that handled two mics, and this hit the spot. I typcially record using a Shure SM7B and/or an Electro-Voice RE20 into a Zoom Podtrak or Zoom H6, and the quality with this is just as good as when I’m using the Cloudlifter.

I ordered this for my Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 3rd Gen and it's been working great for me. I can leave both microphone volume knobs to about 50% and I don't hear any ground noise in the recordings. I do use a bit of maximizing in my audio chain to hit db -9 consistently but using maximizer isn't really required I just like the sound of maximizer+EQ in the chain.

I have a Rodecaster Pro with two SM7B's, which requires an in-line gain-booster.With the Cloudlifter CL-2, I can turn down my gain settings on the SM7B's from ~50 to 35.With the CODA 2-channel booster, I can turn down my gain settings on the SM7B's from ~50 to 22, leaving WAY MORE overhead on my board sliders.The CODA unit sounds the same as the CL-2 (no added noise), and it's $100 cheaper.Highly recommend this unit!

I purchased 3 units for use with an outdoor worship band, where we play with high ambient noise level. I used to struggle with feedback issues, trying to find the right balance in picking up the vocalists without too much background noise.Paired with six Shure SM58 mics in a very noisy environment, I can turn down the gain (and apply sub 100 Hz high pass filter) and get crisp sound without the background noise (and feedback).Compared to Cloudlifter x2, I saved $100 per unit (total of $300 savings).In short, Perfect.