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TRIDENT MTA ix 16 Channels Mic Preamps #679    • #679 Dante Sadott (TRIDENT MTA ix 16 Chann...   I hope you like the video, please SUBSCRIBE to our CHANNEL, put "I like" and share it with friends via Facebook and / or twitter, it really help me a lot: 'D and do not forget to SUBSCRIBE thanks. Trident MTA iX The rackmount iX-one is a dedicated solid-state 16-channel mic/line preamp interface for direct recording. Each channel features an independent 20dB pad, phase reverse, and phantom power. Additionally provided are balanced dual-concentric XLR inputs, balanced TRS outputs, and large ribbon termination for integration with other Trident-MTA products. The power supply is custom to get a best sound , i used for drums electric guitars :O) works exellent , i love this unit Trident MTA A Range The story of the Trident A Range is an interesting one. Initially designed for London's Trident Studios by Malcolm Toft and Barry Porter in the early '70s, the A Range console was also produced for sale, though only 13 were actually built. But the A Range spawned an entire generation of consoles, and many hit records were tracked and mixed on its direct descendant, the Trident Series 80. Today, Toft is still building consoles based on the Series 80, including the Series 980, which was used to record the last three Radiohead releases. Another Series 80 derivative is the Trident-MTA Series 80B module, a rackmount version of the Series 80 channel strip. [Note: Toft recently formed an alliance with JOEMEEK manufacturer Fletcher ElectroAcoustics, to form Trident-MTA to offer products formerly sold under the MTA (Malcolm Toft Audio) name, such as the 980, the 80B and the A Range. Meanwhile, former Trident designer John Oram bought the original Trident Audio Developments name and is marketing his own line of Trident-branded modules and consoles, but there is no connection between the two companies. Though it had a very limited run, the Trident A Range console gained a reputation for its very distinct and pleasant sound with a very musical EQ section. Along with channel strips from early Neve and Helios consoles, original Trident A Range modules have kept a healthy resale value and are much sought after by engineers who like to combine old-school analog gear with bleeding-edge digital recording technology. With this in mind, Toft unearthed the original blueprints for the Trident A Range console and created a 2-channel rackmount preamp and EQ combo based on the A Range, with key components updated to allow for less noise. After putting the unit through its paces, I'm happy to report that the near-mythical status accorded the A Range is indeed based on fact.