From SPL
The SPL Transducer is an analog cabinet and miking simulator for guitar amplifiers which was designed in a cooperative developmental effort with German guitar amp specialists of Tonehunter.
In studio and on stage the Transducer replaces the guitar speaker cabinet and microphone(s) so that the time and resource-intensive microphone processing of this loud sonic source is no longer necessary. In addition the Transducer offers much more sonic flexibility and variety than a single mike and cabinet setup because it allows for varied speaker and mike simulations while allowing to retain accustomed features of individual setups (such as the ability to vary level-dependent loudspeaker characteristics and microphone distances).
Via headphones you can play inaudibly while the Transducer delivers authentic sounds even of the finest nuances of your guitar amp. Pure, high-quality analog design produces the same load like a cabinet and guarantees direct response with latency-free processing.
You want to record your fully torqued tube amp in a hotel at night? You’ll stay. Everything goes in studio and home sessions, everwhere, everytime – and without a sound booth.
On stage all problems with loud cabs and complex mikings are avoided. The artist can play with in-ear-monitoring at moderate levels, and a perfect signal in recording quality is provided for the live mix!
Features:
- Authentic sound qualities and real time response for the guitar player in contrast to digital simulations with latencies in processing
- Independence from volume levels during performances or recording sessions
- Independence from room acoustics in recordings
- Provides for a live signal in recording quality without crosstalk from miking Great space and weight reduction in transport
Outputs
- Speaker Thru
- 1/4" Jack connection
- Pre Simulation Out
- 1/4" Jack connection
Impedanceca. 1 kOhm
Mic Level Output
XLR, electronically balanced
- Impedance unbalanced
- ca. 600 Ohms
- Impedance balanced
- ca. 1,2 kOhms
- Max. Output Level
- +6 dBu
- Signal to Noise Rati
- o-100 dBu (A weighted)
Line Output 1
XLR, electronically balanced
- Impedance
- unbalancedca. 600 Ohms
- Impedance
- balancedca. 1,2 kOhms
- Max. Output Level
- +21,5 dBu
- Signal to Noise Ratio
- -94 dBu (A weighted)
Line Output 2
XLR and 1/4" TRS connection, electronically balanced
- Impedance unbalanced
- ca. 600 Ohms
- Impedance balanced
- ca. 1,2 kOhms
- Max. Output Level
- +21,5 dBu
- Signal to Noise Ratio
- -94 dBu (A weighted)
Power Supply
Selectable Line Voltages
115 V AC, 60 Hz/ 230 V AC, 50 Hz
Power Consumption
5,2 VA
Fuses
- 110 – 120 V AC
- 400 mA slow blow
- 220 – 240 V AC
- 200 mA slow blow
Power Connector
Standard 3-prong IEC connector
Dimensions & Weight
Height x Width x Depth
88,2 mm x 482,6 mm x 270 mm/ ca. 3,4" x 19" x 10,6"
Weight
4,8 kg/10,58 lbs
Manuals & documents
Free 3-Year Warranty
Sound Pure stands behind our products. Free three-year warranty on this item. Coverage exclusions live in Terms & Conditions, Section 27.
Level of support and expertise that simply isn't available at big-box megastores. Read the warranty →
Returns
Not eligible for Try Before You Buy or the 48-hour approval period. Standard return policy applies — see Terms & Conditions, Section 18 for details.
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