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Reviewed on 8/18/05 by
Cinda Private
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Rating: 
Previously, I had been using a lot of existing gear in order to work with my vocals:
The onboard effects from the following:
* Roland VM3100 Digital Mixer
* Boss BR-864
* Yamaha AW16G
I have also used external effects/outboard gear:
* Presonus Tube Preamps
* Zoom RFX-1000 Multi-effects
* Digitech Vocalist Workstation
Adding this 1 piece has improved my recording of vocals exponentially.
Phenominal.
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Price: $75 (used)
Where Obtained: Local Music Store
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Features:
The ULTRAVOICE has
* Mic Pre-amps with phantom power
* Expander
* Tube Emulation
* Compressor
* 4 band EQ
* De-Esser
that fits in the realm of 1 rack space.
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Sound Quality:
I used this for the first time in my home studio last night. I was able to get the same type of tube sounds that I was getting from my Presonus Tube Pre and the Joe Meek Tube Pre's that I've used in the past.
The fact that everything was in 1 rack space was great. I was even able to notch out some feedback that I was getting while holding the mic in my control room fiddling with the gear.
Phenominal.
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Ease of Use:
You don't really need the manual in order to learn how to use this. If you are familiar with using compressors, mic pre-amps, EQ... this is very easy to use.
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Durability:
It sits firmly in my rack. I have never had any problem with Behringer gear. In my studio I have the following Behringer gear and have never had a problem with any of it:
* Behringer BX600 Bass Amp
* Behringer Truth Monitors
* Behringer VX2000 Ultravoice
* Behringer Bass V-Amp
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