Unleash your sonic creativity with the BAE 1066D Module, a meticulously crafted preamp that pays homage to the legendary Neve 1066. True to BAE's commitment to vintage authenticity, this module is hand-wired using premium Carnhill (St. Ives) transformers, ensuring an unparalleled audio experience. Whether you're in the studio or on stage, the 1066D offers a richly detailed sound, reminiscent of the iconic 1073, but with a twist that sets it apart.

Guitarists and producers alike will appreciate its unique mid-range character and the expanded high-frequency shelving options that include 12k Hz, 16k Hz, 20k Hz, and 24k Hz. This flexibility allows you to paint your sonic palette with broader strokes, making it an ideal choice for those who demand precision and versatility from their gear. With its vintage-inspired design and modern enhancements, the BAE 1066D is more than just a preamp—it's a gateway to a world of timeless sound.

Key Features:

• Hand-wired with high-quality Carnhill (St. Ives) transformers
• Based on the classic Neve 1066 with expanded frequency options
• Same mic-line preamp as the 1073 with additional frequencies: 12k Hz, 16k Hz, 20k Hz, 24k Hz
• Perfect for vintage sound enthusiasts and modern music makers alike

Product specs

FAQs

What are the selectable frequencies for the high and low frequency shelves on the BAE 1066D Module?

The BAE 1066D Module offers +/-16dB shelving for both high and low frequencies with selectable options, allowing precise tonal shaping for various recording needs.

How does the high pass filter on the BAE 1066D Module function?

The high pass filter on the BAE 1066D Module has an 18dB per octave slope and can be switched between 45Hz, 70Hz, 160Hz, and 360Hz, helping to eliminate unwanted low frequencies.

What is the purpose of the EQ button on the BAE 1066D Module?

The EQ button on the BAE 1066D Module allows you to switch the equalizer on or off, giving you control over when to apply the EQ settings to your audio signal.

How does the phase button on the BAE 1066D Module affect audio processing?

The phase button on the BAE 1066D Module provides a 180-degree phase inversion, which can be used to correct phase issues when multiple microphones are used.

Can the BAE 1066D Module be used for both microphone and line-level signals?

Yes, the BAE 1066D Module is designed to handle both microphone and line-level signals, making it versatile for various studio applications.