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ART have a reputation for delivering great bang for buck, and this ‘Multivoice’ compressor is no exception!
I’ve introduced a Line 6 HX Stomp into my pedalboard (it’s really good!). Trouble is, the USB connection is introducing a noticeable ground hum when connected.
With switchable input impedance, dual compression voicings and a semi‑parametric EQ on board, the Pro Channel III certainly offers tonal versatility. Could it be your next ‘front end’?
ART are celebrating the 30th anniversary of the Tube MP, a compact and affordable valve preamp that was introduced in 1995 and remains part of their current product range.
Want to hear ‘more me’? Not a problem...
Both of these devices are part of ART’s new ‘multivoice’ series, which aims to provide a wide range of tonal options.
Sticking to ART's tradition of providing versatile, affordable hardware, the new Solo Series units pack in some serious features while coming in at an impressively low cost.
I am trying out an ART Voice Channel, which has some interesting features, one of which is a dial to vary the microphone impedance continuously from 3kΩ down to 120Ω. So I have been testing this with a bunch of dynamic and capacitor mics...
Compact 32-bit USB audio interfaces can accommodate mic, line and instrument signals, and work up to 192kHz.
If you're looking for instant gratification in the effects department, ART have something that'll do nicely — as Paul White finds out.
