ART PRO CHANNEL III - Multivoice Channel Strip
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ART PRO CHANNEL III - Multivoice Channel Strip
The Pro Channel III is a fully-featured channel strip with selectable mic impedance, two compression voicings, and semi-parametric EQ.
New to this version, the compressor has both Tube/Opto and FET modes for smooth or punchy dynamic control. The compressor and EQ sections can now be reordered at the touch of a button, and the front panel has been streamlined for a faster, simpler workflow.
The mic preamp features a discrete FET input stage and up to 60 dB of preamp gain, with a variable low cut filter to eliminate rumble and tighten bass.
The EQ section offers a switchable low shelf frequency, variable low-mid and high-mid frequencies with over 4 octaves of range per band, and a 12 kHz high shelf.
The Pro Channel III is also a versatile instrument DI. Connecting to the front 1/4 input will override the rear XLR input so you can record direct tracks without disconnecting your mic or line signal.
Designed for recording musicians seeking a versatile character preamp with real tube warmth, the Pro Channel III offers the flexibility and fidelity to sculpt and enhance any source.
Main Features
- Class A FET Microphone Preamp
- Selectable Microphone Impedance
- 1/4" High Z Input on Front Panel
- Compressor and EQ Sections with Switchable Order and Independent Bypass
- Tube/Opto and FET Compressor Voicings
- 4-Band Semi-Parametric EQ and Variable Low Cut Filter
- Insert Point after Preamp Stage
- +4 dBu or -10 dBv Operation
- Universal Internal Power Supply
Specifications
- Frequency Response: 12 Hz to 100 kHz (+0, -1 dB)
- Dynamic range: >110 dB (“A” weighted)
- Total Harmonic Distortion THD: <0.009%
- CMRR: >90 dB
- Equivalent input noise: -128 dBu (Mic/Line, “A” weighted), -109 dBu (Instrument, “A” weighted)
- Maximum Input Level: +22 dBu (+4 dBu mode), +13 dBu (-10 dBV mode)
- Maximum Output Level: +26 dBu (Balanced), +20 dBu (Unbalanced)
- Input impedance: 47 kΩ / 600 Ω (XLR), >800 kΩ (Instrument), 7.5 kΩ (Insert)
- Output impedance: <47 Ω (XLR)
- Maximum Gain: 75 dB (40 dB adjustable gain, +20 dB switch, +15 dB master)
- High-pass filter: Continuously Adjustable Single Pole from 10Hz to 250Hz
- EQ: +/-12 dB on each band (40/120 Hz, 20 Hz to 2 kHz, 200 Hz to 20 kHz, 12 kHz)
- Attack Time: 250 uSec. to 100 mSec.
- Release Time: 100 mSec. to 3 Sec.
- Compression Ratio: 1,25:1 to 20:1
- Power supply: 100 - 240 V, 50/60 Hz, 25 W
- Dimensions: 88 mm x 482 mm x 233 mm
- Weight: 4.76 kg
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ART PRO CHANNEL III - Multivoice Channel Strip - Frequently asked questions.
Does the ART Pro Channel III have a tube compressor?
Yes, the ART Pro Channel III includes two compressor modes: Tube/Opto and FET, allowing for smooth or punchy dynamics depending on your needs.
What inputs are available on the ART Pro Channel III?
The unit has a rear XLR mic input, a front 1/4" High-Z instrument input, and an insert point after the preamp stage.
What is the maximum gain available in the ART Pro Channel III?
It provides up to 75 dB of gain: 40 dB adjustable, 20 dB switchable boost, and 15 dB master gain.
Can the compressor and EQ order be changed?
Yes, the order of the compressor and EQ sections can be switched with a single button on the front panel.
What parameters can be adjusted in the EQ section?
The 4-band EQ includes: switchable low shelf (40/120 Hz), variable low-mid (20 Hz–2 kHz), high-mid (200 Hz–20 kHz), and a fixed 12 kHz high shelf, each with +/-12 dB adjustment.
What is the purpose of the low cut filter?
The continuously adjustable high-pass filter (10 Hz to 250 Hz) removes low-end rumble and helps clean up bass frequencies.
What power options does the ART Pro Channel III support?
It features an internal universal power supply supporting 100-240 V, 50/60 Hz, with 25 W power consumption.
What is the front panel instrument input used for?
The front 1/4" High-Z input allows direct instrument connection, automatically bypassing the rear XLR input.