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New Single-Channel Cloudlifter Makes Passive Microphones Active

Uses any 24- to 48-volt phantom powered device to supply up to 25 dB of initial gain to any passive, low-output ribbon or dynamic mic

Cloud Microphones is now shipping the new single-channel Cloudlifter model CL-1 mic activator, which uses any 24- to 48-volt phantom powered device to safely supply up to 25 dB of initial gain to any passive, low-output ribbon or dynamic microphone.

Compact and portable enough to go anywhere, the CL-1 houses direct-coupled, discrete JFET circuitry that delivers ultra-clean, transparent performance to preserve the natural sonic characteristics of the source without coloration.

In addition to significantly improving the performance of any passive ribbon or dynamic mic, the CL-1 solves problems posed by noisy preamps. Cloudlifters can also be used to drive stronger, cleaner signals over longer XLR cable runs, making them suited for both live sound and broadcast applications.

Enclosed in a rugged steel enclosure offering excellent shielding, the CL-1 additionally has provisions for stand mounting. MAP price is $149.

The CL-1 is built in Tucson, AZ, using parts sourced in the U.S.

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