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Behringer

Ultragain Pro MIC2200 V2

intermediate

$179

Used market: $145*

Manufacturer datasheet

Specifications

3 of 7 values have a recorded source
Type
outboard_preamp·
Added Gain dB
60
Input Connector
2x 3-Pin XLR Mic (transformerless, 2.4 kΩ) + 2x 1/4" TRS Line (20 kΩ)·
Output Connector
2x 3-Pin XLR + 2x 1/4" TRS (servo-balanced, 100 Ω)·
Expert Description
En: Two-channel 12AX7 valve preamp with a semi-parametric EQ per channel: mic gain +10 to +60 dB, maximum mic input +10 dBu, maximum output +21 dBu, EQ cut/boost ±15 dB with a 0.03-2 octave bandwidth control, and a 12 dB/octave low cut sweepable from 12 to 320 Hz. · Uk: Двоканальний ламповий преамп на 12AX7 із напівпараметричним еквалайзером у кожному каналі: мікрофонне підсилення +10…+60 дБ, максимальний вхід +10 dBu, максимальний вихід +21 dBu, підйом/зріз ±15 дБ із регулюванням смуги 0,03–2 октави і зріз низу 12 дБ/октаву з перебудовою 12–320 Гц.·
Provides Phantom Power
yes
Requires Phantom Power
no

Expert Audio Engineering Commentary

Gain Staging Advice

Maximum mic input is +10 dBu and there is no pad in the mic path, so a condenser close to a loud source has to be attenuated at the microphone. The line input takes +21 dBu and is the right entry point for anything already amplified.

What the datasheet actually says

Quoted verbatim from the manufacturer’s own page, with the date we checked it. We state what is printed, not what anyone intended by it.

Named like something else
««Mic EIN noise: 127 dBu unweighted, 22 Hz to 22 kHz» … «Noise: >95 dBu, unweighted, 22 Hz to 22 kHz»»

Equivalent input noise is a level below the reference, so as printed — 127 dBu, with no minus sign — the figure would mean roughly 1.4 kilovolts of noise at the input. The intended value is -127 dBu. The same table prints the system noise floor as ">95 dBu", which read literally says the quieter the worse. Both are sign conventions dropped in typesetting, and both make the numbers uncomparable to a manufacturer who prints the minus.

checked 8/5/2026

* Estimated with the depreciation fallback (~81% retained value). · checked on 8/5/2026