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Enhanced Audio Clarity
The Black Lion Audio Auteur Quad features ultra high-speed input stages and Edcor output transformers, ensuring low distortion and noise for clear, detailed sound.
The Black Lion Audio Auteur Quad is a four-channel mic preamp based on the Auteur MkII mic pre.
The Black Lion Audio Auteur Quad uses a transparent IC based front and delivers a fat and colourful tone thanks to the Edcor transformers. Extremely versatile, the Auteur Quad is great at adding thickness while maintaining clarity and transient response. This makes it great on drums or vocals.
The Auteur Quad sees the addition of a brand new meter on each channel and the DI circuit used on the Auteur 500 module.
Black Lion Audio Auteur Quad Mic Preamp Main Features:
- Four Channel Mic preamp
- Ultra High-Speed Input Stages
- Edcor Output Transformers
- Brand new meter on each channel
- 65dB Gain
- Extended Frequency Response
- Low Distortion & Noise
- Phantom Power
- Phase Switch
- 10dBu Pad
- Hi-Z Input
- XLR Microphone Input
- TRS Line Output (balanced)
- UK over £99 FREE
- UK under £99 £10
- EU £36
- Rest of World £80
Large/Heavy items: Extra charges may apply (e.g., consoles, large monitors). We’ll contact you before processing if so.
We ship with DPD and UPS across the UK, EU and worldwide. Same-day within the M25 is available depending on stock from £48.
At KMR, we provide exceptional support for all your audio studio requirements. Our committed team is ready to help you with setup, troubleshooting, and optimizing your gear for peak performance.
If you face any challenges, our customer service team is just a phone call away, prepared to offer expert assistance.
KEY FEATURES
Versatile Tone Control
Equipped with transparent IC based front and Edcor transformers, this mic preamp adds a rich, colorful tone while maintaining clarity, making it perfect for both vocals and instruments.
Integrated Precision Metering
Each channel of the Auteur Quad includes a new, precise metering system, allowing for accurate monitoring of levels to optimize input signals during recording sessions.