MicPort Pro from CEntrance is a 24-bit/96kHz broadcast quality USB mic preamp that is used by the BBC, CNN, CBS, and numerous voiceover professionals. MicPort Pro enables instant computer recording with your mic and Windows XP, Vista and Mac OS 10.4 and above. MicPort Pro also features 48V phantom power, a loud headphone output for zero latency monitoring, and aggregation that allows you to record in stereo with two MicPort Pro units... and did we mention MicPort Pro is compatible with SMAART v.6? Even test & measurement guys love it.
In a market full of cheap imitations, MicPort Pro stands alone as the best way for you to sound great in your studio or on the road.
No batteries. No latency. No headaches. Just plug it in and you are ready to record.
What are people saying about MicPort Pro?
Craig Anderton:
"I'd say that this definitely takes the USB mic concept up another notch."
Bill Mondy, voice actor:
"Before the MicPort Pro, when I was on the road, I'd lug thousands of dollars worth of equipment in a custom suitcase... Now all I need is a laptop, my mic and my pocket-sized MicPort Pro."
Rusty Cutchin:
"Lest anyone think digital audio converters can't get smaller and still maintain good sound quality, CEntrance's MicPort Pro stands ready to take on all doubters. Rating: 5 out of 5 stars."
At home or on the road, MicPort Pro's compact, USB-powered design offers maximum audio fidelity and minimal system configuration. Protected by a rugged chassis, MicPort Pro's Class A preamp and low-noise circuitry preserves high-quality audio.
The onboard headphone jack delivers zero-latency monitoring via direct circuit. Mic gain and headphone volume adjustment couldn't be easier with MicPort Pro's two conveniently located rotary controls.
MicPort Pro A/D and D/A Converters
MicPort Pro uses high performance 24-bit A/D and D/A converters. The ADC has an Enhanced Dual Bit architecture with wide dynamic range. The DAC uses the newly developed Advanced Multi Bit architecture and achieves low noise and high jitter tolerance by use of SCF (switched capacitor filter) techniques.
