HV-32P: Portable Excellence in Two-Channel Microphone Preamplification

Experience authentic transparency and unleash your creativity with the HV-32P, a portable two-channel microphone preamplifier. Whether you're in the studio or on the go, this preamp delivers unparalleled audio quality.

Key Features:

Continuously variable gain control
Selectable DC-coupled ribbon mic path with +10dB gain boost setting
+48V phantom power
-14 dB Pad
12VDC to 15VDC operation
90VAC to 240VAC line lump power supply (12V output) included

Specifications:

Minimum Gain: 14.5 dB, 1dB with Pad
Maximum Gain (continuously variable): 60 dB (70 dB in Ribbon Mode)
Frequency Response (-3 dB): < 10 Hz to > 200 kHz
Noise (60 dBu Gain, 10 Hz - 30 kHz, Inputs common): -130 dB EIN
Total Harmonic Distortion + Noise (35 dB Gain, 10 Hz - 20 kHz bandwidth, +24 dBu Out): < .003%, Typical < .001%
Intermodulation Distortion (50 Hz & 7 kHz) 35 dB Gain: < .0006% +12 dBu Out, < .001% +20 dBu Out
Phase Response (35 dB Gain, 50 Hz - 20 kHz bandwidth, +27 dBu Out): < 2 degrees deviation
Common Mode Rejection Ratio (35 dB Gain, 10 Hz - 20 kHz bandwidth, 100 mV C.M.): > 65 dB, Typ > 85 dB
Slew Rate (35 dB Gain, +24 dBu Out): > 25 Volts per microsecond
Maximum Input Level (20 Hz - 40 kHz): +12dBu @ 0.02% THD+N, +18dBu @ 0.02% THD+N with pad
Maximum Output Level: 1 kHz @ 35dB of gain, THD+N is: < 0.001% at +26dBu output, < 0.05% @ +28 dBu output.
Phantom Input Impedance (1 kHz): 2,210 ohms
Output Impedance: 24.3 Ohms (x2)

Compact and Lightweight: With dimensions of 5.67" W x 1.69” H x 8.19” D and a weight of 3 lbs, the HV-32P is designed for portability without compromising on performance.

Paul Vnuk - Recording Magazine: "This is essentially the third time I have reviewed this preamp, and I must also disclose that I own and have been using an 8-Channel HV-3D for well over 12 years now...it’s a sound I know well and really appreciate. Everything that I used to describe the HV-3 sound above holds true to these new HV-P models, and while there are some spec differences between the older HV-3 and these, my ears cannot detect a difference..."