SPL Channel One - Channel strip with all the trimmings
SPL Channel One - Channel strip with all the trimmings
₹155,375

  • SPL Channel One - Channel strip with all the trimmings

  • SPL Channel One - Channel strip with all the trimmings

SPL Channel One - Channel strip with all the trimmings
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SPL Channel One - Channel strip with all the trimmings

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Analog inputs & output; XLR & TRS Jack (balanced)
Maximum input gain (Mic)
21.5 dBu
Maximum input gain (Instrument)
14 dBu
Input impedance (Line)
20 kΩ
Input impedance (Instrument)
1 MΩ
Output impedance
100 Ω
Frequency range (-3 dB)
10 Hz – 100 kHz
Crosstalk (1 kHz)
-108 dBu
Noise (A-weighted, Mic Preamp, 150 Ω, 20 dB Gain)
-97.1 dBu
Noise (A-weighted, Mic Preamp, 150 Ω, 40 dB Gain)
-91.1 dBu
Noise (A-weighted, Mic Preamp, 150 Ω, 62 dB Gain)
-67 dBu
E.I.N. (150 Ω)
-129 dBu
Noise (A-weighted, Line/Instr Preamp, 600 Ω, 5 dB Gain)
-99.4 dBu
Noise (A-weighted, Line/Instr Preamp, 600 Ω, 20 dB Gain)
-97.2 dBu
Noise (A-weighted, Line/Instr Preamp, 600 Ω, 42 dB Gain)
-79.4 dBu
Common mode rejection (1 kHz)
80 dB

Internal Linear Power Supply with Shielded Toroidal Transformer
Operating voltage for analog audio
+/- 15 V
Operating voltage for relays and LEDs
+12 V
Tubes anode voltage
+250 V
Tubes heating voltage
+12.6 V
Phantom power
+48 V

Mains Power Supply
Mains voltage (selectable)
230 V AC / 50; 115 V AC / 60 Hz
Fuse for 230 V
T 315 mA
Fuse for 115 V
T 630 mA
Power consumption
max. 20 W

Dimensions & Weight
W x H x D (width x height x depth)
482 x 88 x 300 mm
19 x 3.46 x 11.8 inch
Unit weight
4.85 kg
10.69 lbs
Shipping weight (incl. packaging)
6.5 kg
14.33 lbs
Channel strip with all the trimmings
The Channel One is the ideal channel strip for reliable results with the highest sonic demands. Extensive automation for fast operation and musical sound characteristics guarantee first-class recordings from the first take.

“With this device, the manufacturer is closing a price gap that has not yet been filled at an extremely high quality level … really something to fear for the competition!”
Fritz Fey, Studio Magazin

Tube Preamp
The pre-amplification stages offer three inputs:
The microphone input has 48 V phantom power, polarity reversal and an LF cut filter.
The line input has a precise balancing stage for connecting additional studio equipment.
The low-noise instrument input is easily accessible on the front panel.

De-Esser
The De-Esser removes annoying S-sounds without affecting the sound. In contrast to conventional compressor techniques, the S-frequencies are detected in a very narrow band and are mixed in phase reversed to the original, whereby the S-sounds are deleted very unobtrusively.
The De-Esser works in Auto-Threshold mode. This ensures constant processing even if the distance to the microphone and thereby the input level fluctuates. Just one-knob is needed to set the desired S-Reduction.

Insert
Via the insert (send/return) external effect devices (reverb, delay) can be inserted or the pure preamp signal can be sent out.

Compressor & Gate
The compressor/limiter section is based on SPL’s Double-VCA-Drive circuit, which provides excellent noise and distortion data and delivers musical results even at extreme settings.
The compressor is also extremely easy and fast to adjust with just one control.
The Noise Gate with Auto-Release-Circuit works crackle- and flutter-free; reverb tails are “detected” and not cut off.

Equalizer & FET Distortion
A new EQ section has been designed for Channel One, specifically designed for processing voices and acoustic and electronic instruments.
In addition to low-, mid-hi and air-band filters, a field-effect distortion stage is used to equalize distortion-prone signals full of character.

Output & HP-Monitoring
Unique in this product category:
With the headphone monitor, the singer/speaker can finally be fed an individual mix without latency problems. The mix via a mixing console is no longer necessary.

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