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Solid State
4
2Hz-100kHz +/-0.1dB, 1Hz-200kHz +/-0.5dB
1.4ms
XLR out: less than 1ppm (0.0001%), 1/4" out 0.001%
1.6nVHz½ at 20dB gain, 0.6nV/Hz½ at 60dB gain
-132dBV at 20dB gain; -143dBV at 60dB gain
22V/ms
+/- 1 mV typical, servo balanced
120V AC (100V and 200-240V versions available)
4 XLR Female balanced transformerless
10K Ohms phantom on, 100K Ohms phantom off
4 XLR Male balanced transformerless (stepped)
4 1/4" TRS XLR Fem. balanced transformerless (variable)
1 Rack space: 1.75 x 19 x 10.375" (4.44 x 48.26 x 26.35cm)
6lbs (2.72kg)
827517113005
The Earthworks 1024 Zero Distortion TechnologyTM (ZDT) precision microphone preamplifier is a discrete-component Class A bipolar input circuitry device. The primary signal path from the balanced XLR input to a balanced and symmetrical XLR output is completely differential (the signal is never converted to single-ended). The are no transformers or electrolytic capacitors in the signal path. All connectors and switches are gold-plated.
The ZDT preamplifier have extremely flat wideband frequency response from 1Hz to 200kHz, slew rate of 22V/ms and the lowest self-noise. The nonlinear distortion is kept well below one part per million even at the highest signal levels (below clipping). A separate 1/4" output has additional vernier gain reduction of up to 20dB after the stepped gain.