Warm Audio TB12 Tonebeast Microphone Preamp Orange
Key features
- •Versatile tones from vintage to modern
- •Capacitor select
- •Supplies phantom power
- •Bypass transformer
Warm Audio TB12 Tonebeast Microphone Preamp Orange
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Customer Reviews
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I love it, it took my recordings to another level
kirk•February 28, 2018
If you want Profession sounding Tracks this is a part of what you need.I love it, it took my recordings to another level.
Not a bad preamp, by far
Zarathustra•April 23, 2017
Not a bad preamp, by far. Enough headroom for a sm7b (might be adding a cloudlifter as to allow more coloration with the TB12) but it could use a few fewer 'tweak' knobs as they don't seem to enhance much or prove a noticeable difference in sound.
All in all, I'd rather have two channels than all the bells and whistles but don't regret the purchase.
All in all, I'd rather have two channels than all the bells and whistles but don't regret the purchase.
some of which were great and some not so much
Lou J. Anschuetz•February 21, 2017
Had a lot of different preamps in my racks, some of which were great and some not so much. Also have a pretty varied mic locker. Many mid price (over $500, less than $1500) mics have tended, to me, to sound a bit bland. This unit, however, has changed all that. Mics that have had limited use are suddenly wonderful. This "beast" provides so much tone, so easily, that it is a joy to have in the signal chain. The options, as others have rightly pointed out, are mostly subtle, but - hey - I have them and if they make a difference it's a win. Also just purchased a WA-2A from Warm. It too seems to have valued beyond it's price point. Well done guys!
Buy One! You will not regret it.
Sam_Black•April 28, 2016
This is my go now. I love the tone range you can get and have used it for all of my demos as of late. Great, cost effective preamp that sounds great on everything from strings to vocals to percussion. And the price point is amazing!
Great sounding Preamp!
Zachary Richard•January 6, 2016
First let me tell you my signal chain. I have my Neumann Tlm 102 into my Tonebeast, through an Eqp-WA (also warm audio) EQ, to my WA76 compressor, then to my 18i20. I use this preamp for primarily vocals. All the bells and whistles equipped are very usable. Just understand that you will NOT hear significant differences in the transformers until cranking up the input. Then you start to hear the tone shaping happening. I watched a preamp shootout between an Avalon 737 and this. The WA won it for me. I was tied between the two. I now own all the warm audio stuff including the WA76. My vocal tracks sound incredible. I get compliments on a regular basis. If you know how to work this box, you will produce some warm and full sounding vox no doubt. I've owned many preamps now, and the rest have been put away since I got the beast.
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