Behringer MIC2200 V2
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What you need to know
What you need to know
- Dual channel to process two microphones or two line sources, both in the studio and on stage
- 12AX7 tube warmth selected, with a vintage grain, presence, and slight musical compression
- Fully parametric equalizer per channel to precisely shape vocals, acoustic guitars, or bass
- Symmetrical XLR and jack connectivity designed for easy integration with digital recorders and audio interfaces
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A Classic "Tube Warming" in an Accessible Rack Format
Designed as a true audiophile 2-channel mic/line preamp, the ULTRAGAIN PRO MIC2200 belongs to the "coloration" equipment category: it adds depth and a sense of dimension to recordings while remaining versatile enough to serve as a primary front-end. Its 19-inch 1U rack format makes it a practical choice for a fixed studio, touring flight case, or mobile recording rack.
Who Is It For and What Are Its Uses?
The MIC2200 targets home studios looking to add more character to digital recordings, live sound engineers seeking a robust and flexible preamp, as well as musicians who want a quality input for vocals, acoustic guitars, bass, or keyboards. It can also be used as a high-end DI solution, with careful signal integrity and full tonal control before conversion.
Tonal Control and Gain: From Clean to Character
Tube Preamps and Level Management
Thanks to its 12AX7 tube, the MIC2200 delivers a more "organic" signature to a source, with a rounder low end and livelier midrange. The mic/line switching, mic gain adjustment, and adjustable output level facilitate adaptation to different sources while maintaining comfortable headroom to optimize signal-to-noise ratio.
Parametric Equalization and Filters to Clean and Position the Sound
Each channel features a fully parametric equalizer (adjustable center frequency, bandwidth, and level), ideal for correcting resonances, opening up vocals, or repositioning a guitar in the mix. Adjustable high-pass and low-pass filters help eliminate rumble, plosives, or excess low-frequency energy before dynamic processing or recording.
Studio and Live Features
48 V phantom power, independent phase inversion per channel, activation and frequency band selection of the equalizer, as well as a 12-segment LED VU meter ensure quick and reliable control, both during tracking and on stage.
Technical specifications
| Number of channels | 2 |
| EQ | Filter |
| Valve | Yes |
| Rack unit | 1 |
| Level switching | mic/line |
| Wide bandwidth | 10 to 200,000 Hz |
| Switches | equalizer frequency band and equalizer input/output activation |
| Controls | Lo Cut Frequency, Octave Bandwidth, Level |
| Height | 1U |
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Questions frequently asked
Does the MIC2200 V2 add tube coloration to vocals?
The 12AX7 tube provides a more organic signature, with a rounder low end and a more lively midrange. The adjustable mic gain and output level allow adapting the input level.
Can the two channels be used independently for mic and line?
Each channel features mic/line switching and 48 V phantom power. Phase inversion is independent on both channels. This setup allows processing two sources with separate settings.
What EQ settings are available?
The parametric EQ on each channel adjusts the center frequency, bandwidth, and level, with activation and band range selection.
Can the MIC2200 V2 be rack-mounted?
The chassis occupies one 19-inch rack unit, i.e., 1U. This format is suitable for fixed studio setup, flight cases, or mobile racks.
What is the bandwidth of the preamp?
The specified bandwidth ranges from 10 to 200000 Hz. Adjustable high-pass and low-pass filters complete the processing to reduce rumble, plosives, or excessive bass.



