Experience the magic of analog warmth and precision with the Behringer 676 Tube Preamplifier and Limiting Amplifier, a versatile channel strip designed for the discerning audio professional. This powerhouse combines a classic vacuum tube preamp with a FET-style compressor, delivering a rich, timeless tone that's perfect for both studio and live settings. With its custom-built Midas transformers, the 676 ensures pristine sound quality, enveloping your audio in vintage charm.

The preamp section is equipped with high-quality 12AX7/ECC83S and 12AT7/6072 tubes, offering a luscious warmth that enhances any sound source. Whether you're polishing vocals or adding depth to instruments, the intuitive controls for input gain, impedance, and EQ make shaping your sound an effortless endeavor. Meanwhile, the compressor provides ultra-fast attack times and adjustable release settings, allowing you to tailor your dynamics with precision.

Visual feedback is made easy with a vintage-style meter that displays both gain reduction and output, so you always know where your levels stand. Additional features like a switchable pad, polarity reverse, and 48V phantom power offer flexibility for any recording environment. All of this is elegantly housed in a robust 2RU unit, making it a discreet yet powerful addition to any setup.

Key Features:

• Channel strip with classic vacuum tube preamp and FET-style compressor
• Top-quality 12AX7/ECC83S and 12AT7/6072 tubes for rich, timeless tone
• Custom-built Midas input and output transformers
• 2-band shelving equalizer with switchable filters
• Fast attack times of 20μs–800μs and adjustable release times of 50ms–1,100ms
• Vintage-style meter for visual feedback of gain reduction and output
• Switchable -15dB pad, polarity reverse, and 48V phantom power
• Durable 2RU unit for portability and durability

Product specs

FAQs

What type of tubes does the Behringer 676 use?

The Behringer 676 uses vacuum tubes, which are known for providing a warm and rich sound characteristic often sought after in studio recordings.

Does the Behringer 676 provide phantom power for condenser microphones?

Yes, the Behringer 676 includes phantom power, making it suitable for use with condenser microphones that require external power.

How many channels does the Behringer 676 preamplifier have?

The Behringer 676 is a single-channel preamplifier, making it ideal for individual vocal or instrument recordings.

What kind of compressor does the Behringer 676 feature?

The Behringer 676 is equipped with a FET-style compressor, known for its fast response and ability to add punch to the audio signal.

What are the main input and output options on the Behringer 676?

The Behringer 676 offers 2 XLR inputs for the preamp, 1 XLR input for the compressor, and XLR outputs for both the preamp and compressor sections.

Is the Behringer 676 suitable for rack mounting?

Yes, the Behringer 676 is designed to fit into a 2U rack space, making it convenient for integration into professional studio setups.