dbx 580 Compact, Professional Mic Preamp

$ 269.00

Score By Feature

Based on 7 ratings

Giftable

9.38

Customer service

9.87

Delivery

9.31

Satisfaction

9.52

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Product Description

Premium low-noise mic preamp with gain up to 60dB

Low-cut filter with a variable frequency

Equalization of low and high-detail

20dB pad

Inversion of polarity

Questions & Answers

On this thing, where are the back panel images?

There isn't any recourse if something goes wrong. This item's back panel fits into a slot in a series-connected device. (i.e. 500 rack) The API Lunchbox is an example of this. The signal is processed by this unit, which handles all connections through the rack.

Isn't there any way to connect this?

This module belongs to the 500 series. You'll need the 'lunchbox' case, which comes with the power supply and connections. It's modular, that's the point.

Is it possible to ship it to the Republic of Belarus in Eastern Europe?

We can do it. Please send us your full name and shipping address so that we can calculate your shipping costs.

Is this a B- or a C- unit? stock ?

It's a brand new unit.

Selected User Reviews For dbx 580 Compact, Professional Mic Preamp

These pre-made pre-made pre-made pre-made pre-made pre-made pre-made pre-made pre-made pre In contrast to other pre-amps, these amps are extremely quiet and do not add color to the sound

5/5

amps (which is useful in some situations) and the high-speed It's a nice touch to have a detail feature.

Trace Conrad

| Mar 16, 2021

Five out of five stars

5/5

There's no reason not to have one of these on your rig, especially at such a low price!.

Alexia Peterson

| Jul 02, 2021

For any studio, this is an absolute must-have

5/5

Preamp from the 500 series that sounds fantastic.

Journee McDaniel

| Feb 10, 2021

It was well worth the money

5/5

I also have the 530 EQ and an old rack DBX 160x, so I give it five stars for what you get for the money. I figured that adding the 580 pre would round out the DBX channel strip, and it far exceeded my expectations. This isn't a character introduction. However, by adding hi and lo EQs to the source, you can give it a very musical tone. The hi band, in particular, gives the vocals a lovely air and gives the acoustic guitar a nice sheen. The lo band should be used sparingly, but it might be useful to add some bottom end weight back in when using an SM57 on a kick or low Tom, for example. Overall, it's a very neutral and transparent preamp that still adds depth to recordings. br>br> I've been impressed with it so far on most sources, including guitars, drums, vocals, and bass DI.