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The thing about a transformer is it gives you noiseless gain. Typical
current mic preamp topologies provide near theoretical noise performance with a 200 ohm source but fare much worse with a really low source like a ribbon. Bipolar trasistors typically have their best noise performance looking into about 5K ohms. Rupert knew this well and used a 2:1 transformer to give his mic pres a 1K2 input inpedance. Yes, although there are transformerless mic pres which are far quieter than Rupert Neve's typical designs. Scott Fraser |
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