The Model 111 is a dynamic stage microphone with Lampifier's unique, phantom-powered, programmable analogue audio processing circuit.
The circuit, invented by Gary Osborne, provides compression and noise-gating capabilities. The parameters for the gate and compressor can be modified by repositioning jumpers on the circuit board built into the mic's handle.
The following parameters can be combined into 308 different “programs,” to tailor the mic for a wide variety of applications — from quiet acoustic instruments to loud guitar cabinets, from spoken word to “extreme” vocals:
The circuit, invented by Gary Osborne, provides compression and noise-gating capabilities. The parameters for the gate and compressor can be modified by repositioning jumpers on the circuit board built into the mic's handle.
The following parameters can be combined into 308 different “programs,” to tailor the mic for a wide variety of applications — from quiet acoustic instruments to loud guitar cabinets, from spoken word to “extreme” vocals:
- Compression threshold - 7 settings, from low sensitivity (0dB) to high sensitivity (-24dB)
- Noise Gate threshold - 11 settings, from least gating (-55dB) to most (-5dB)
- Noise Gate release - slow or fast
- Output Volume - low or high