2026 Upgraded RO03 Mic Preamp, 120db EIN Ultral Low Noise Booster, for Dynamic & Condenser & Ribbon Microphone & Instrument, XLR/TRS Line Out, Type C Powered,with Build in 48V
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- The 2026 latest version focuses on noise reduction, improving the EIN to -120dB, achieving professional-grade noise performance. When connecting the preamp to an audio interface with the proper cable (such as a 1/4 inch TRS cable), it delivers an extremely clear signal, allowing you to obtain professional recording results on a low budget.
- The previous version boasted a maximum gain of 75dB, which was unattainable in actual use. Moreover, severe background noise would occur when the knob was turned to around 70dB, causing great inconvenience to many users.This update sets the gain range at 19~66dB, a value that is fully achievable in real-world use. Even at maximum gain, no obvious noise is produced, making it highly practical.
- The TS instrument input in the old version featured low impedance, resulting in signal distortion and frequency loss due to impedance mismatch when used as a DI box for instruments.This time we have increased the instrument input impedance to 1M, greatly improving performance for musical instruments. Note: The two input ports cannot work simultaneously.
- With the rise of individual streamers, more recording scenarios have moved from traditional studios to outdoor environments. Therefore, we switched the power supply to Type-C for enhanced portability.We also replaced the old power supply scheme with a new one that offers wider compatibility, suits more power supply conditions, and reduces the chance of current noise for individual users.
- We have continuously collected user feedback, conducted in-depth research and analysis on noise issues, and applied these improvements to the product.We have also found that some noise issues are caused by improper connections. Our tests show that connecting the preamp to the XLR input of an audio interface produces higher noise than connecting to the TRS input.Therefore, we strongly recommend users connect the preamp to the TRS Line input of the audio interface with suitable cables for the lowest noise.
- We will continue to collect user feedback and develop better versions. If you have any ideas, feel free to contact us.Even the best designs require manual assembly, which may occasionally lead to oversights. For this reason, we provide 2-year after-sales support for this preamp. Any quality issues can be resolved with free return or replacement.
Recommended Uses For Product: Instrument Recording, Vocal Recording
Brand: Rodyweil
Model Name: RO03
Connectivity Technology: Type C, XLR/TRS/TS
Connector Type: USB Type-C, XLR/TRS/TS
Special Feature: EIN -120dbV, Gain 19~66db, Max Output +26dbU, Power 5V 1A (Type C), THD+N 0.0035%
Compatible Devices: Amplifier, Audio Interface, Audio Mixer, PA System, Speaker
Color: Black
Included Components: 1 * Power Adapter, 1 * Power Cord, 1 * RO03 Mic Preamp, 1 * User Manual
Polar Pattern: Unidirectional
Connectivity Technology: Type C, XLR/TRS/TS
Connector Type: USB Type-C, XLR/TRS/TS
Special Feature: EIN -120dbV, Gain 19~66db, Max Output +26dbU, Power 5V 1A (Type C), THD+N 0.0035%
Compatible Devices: Amplifier, Audio Interface, Audio Mixer, PA System, Speaker
Polar Pattern: Unidirectional
Audio Sensitivity: 66 Decibels
Impedance: 1000000 Ohms
Microphone Form Factor: Handheld
Power Source: Corded Electric
Signal-to-Noise Ratio: 108
Number of Channels: 1
Frequency Response: 20 KHz
Audible Noise: 75 Decibels
Item Weight: 400 Grams
Item Dimensions: 3.54 x 3.94 x 4.33 inches
Antenna Location: Instrument Recording, Vocal Recording
Brand: Rodyweil
Model Name: RO03
Model Number: RO03
Built-In Media: 1 * Power Adapter, 1 * Power Cord, 1 * RO03 Mic Preamp, 1 * User Manual
Manufacturer: Rodyweil Audio
UPC: 616859152007
Mfr Part Number: RO03
Color: Black
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