Rupert Neve Designs Portico 5024 Quad Mic Preamp
Product Highlights
- Four-channel microphone preamplifier
- Silk Circuit Provides Vintage-Style Warmth.
- Built-in mid/side decoding, with two 1/4″ Hi-Z inputs
- 48V, Phase, Mutes, and High-Pass Filters, Class-A Circuitry
Experience unparalleled audio clarity and precision with the Rupert Neve Designs Portico 5024 Quad Mic Preamp, featuring four transformer-balanced XLR mic inputs that deliver pristine sound quality. With a gain range up to +66 dB and ultra-low crosstalk better than -90 dB, this preamp ensures every detail is captured with exceptional fidelity. Discover how this professional-grade equipment can elevate your recordings to the next level.
Original price was: ₹424,800.₹382,900Current price is: ₹382,900.
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Rupert Neve Design 5024 Overview
Rupert Neve Designs’ Portico 5024 Quad Mic Preamp is a four-channel microphone preamplifier with a configurable interface for connecting microphones, instruments, and line-level inputs. Channels One and Two include 1/4″ Hi-Z instrument inputs and a 1/4″ THRU output for sending the linked signal to an external piece of gear.
The Mid/Side decoding button allows you to control the Mid level on channel three and the Side level on channel four. Every channel has a Silk button, which activates circuitry that provides vintage-style warmth to the sound. Every channel contains controls for phantom power, phase reversal, mute, and a high-pass filter with options to cut at 30 or 90 Hz. The XLR inputs are all transformer-balanced, and the balanced XLR outputs are linked.
- Every single channel has bespoke transformers and class-A circuitry.
- Each channel has 0 to 72 dB gain and -6 to +6 dB trim sliders.
- When the gain knobs are set to 0 dB and the phantom is switched off, the 5024 can handle signals of +25 dBu without the need for pads, and operate as line-level inputs with an impedance of 10k ohms.
- Eight-segment LED meters on each channel.
- Ground Lift buttons on channels 1 and 2
Rupert Neve Designs Portico 5024 Features:
- Four-channel Mic Pre
- Based on the 5012 transformer and the Class A circuit.
- Phantom Power
- Hi-Z instrument inputs on Channels 1 and 2.
For audio professionals seeking pristine sound quality and unparalleled control in their recording setup, the Rupert Neve Designs Portico 5024 Quad Mic Preamp stands as a definitive solution. Whether you’re tracking vocals, instruments, or complex ensembles, this preamp delivers the classic warmth and clarity that Rupert Neve is renowned for, ensuring your recordings capture every nuance with exceptional fidelity. In an industry where every detail counts, the Portico 5024 helps you achieve a polished, professional sound from the very first take.
One of the greatest challenges in audio production is balancing pristine signal integrity with versatile input options. The Portico 5024 addresses this by offering four transformer-balanced XLR mic-level inputs, providing robust, noise-free connections that preserve the purity of your source. This means you can connect multiple microphones simultaneously without worrying about interference or signal degradation. Additionally, it includes two 1/4″ transformer-isolated Hi-Z DI inputs, ideal for directly capturing guitar or bass signals with exceptional clarity and minimal noise. The transformer isolation ensures each channel maintains sonic separation, preventing crosstalk and maintaining the integrity of your soundstage.
Gain staging and tonal shaping are critical in achieving the desired sonic character, and the Portico 5024 excels here with a gain range that extends from unity to +66 dB in precise 6 dB increments. This extensive range, combined with a continuously adjustable trim from -6 dB to +6 dB, allows for fine-tuned control over input levels. This flexibility means whether you’re working with delicate ribbon microphones or high-output condensers, you can set the perfect gain structure without distortion or noise. The line input trim adjustment also offers an additional layer of control, accommodating various line-level signals with equal precision.
In terms of output, the Portico 5024 features four transformer-coupled, balanced XLR line-level outputs that deliver a clean, robust signal suitable for a variety of recording and mixing consoles. The inclusion of two 1/4″ THRU outputs on the front panel further enhances routing options, allowing for convenient monitoring or parallel processing setups. The preamp’s frequency response, extending from 2 Hz to 160 kHz, ensures that the sonic character remains transparent and uncolored across an incredibly wide bandwidth. This broad frequency response, paired with a maximum output level of +26 dBu, guarantees that even the most dynamic sources are captured without compromise.
Practical features such as 48V phantom power with a highly stable +/- 1% tolerance enable seamless use of condenser microphones, while the selectable high-pass filters at 30 Hz and 90 Hz with a 12 dB/octave Bessel slope help to reduce unwanted low-frequency rumble without affecting the tonal balance of your recordings. The exceptional channel-to-channel crosstalk specification—better than -90 dB at 15 kHz—ensures that each channel remains sonically isolated, a crucial factor when recording multiple sources simultaneously.
The Portico 5024’s combination of robust build quality, classic Rupert Neve sonic character, and versatile connectivity makes it ideal for professional studios, live recording environments, and post-production facilities. Whether you’re capturing the delicate nuances of a vocal performance or the dynamic range of a full band, this preamp offers the precision and tonal control necessary to elevate your work to the highest standard.
Priced at ₹382,990 on sale from ₹424,800, the Rupert Neve Designs Portico 5024 Quad Mic Preamp represents an investment in sonic excellence and reliability. Its comprehensive features, legendary sound quality, and precision engineering give you the confidence to capture your audio with clarity and depth, ensuring your creative vision is realized with uncompromising detail and authenticity.
Can I connect both microphones and instruments directly to the Rupert Neve Designs Portico 5024?
Does the Portico 5024 provide phantom power for condenser microphones?
What are the available high-pass filter options and how do they affect my recordings?
How does the Silk circuit affect the sound, and when should I use it?
What is the expected delivery time and shipping process for this product?
What outputs are available for connecting this preamp to my mixing console or audio interface?
Can I connect both microphones and instruments directly to the Rupert Neve Designs Portico 5024?
Does the Portico 5024 provide phantom power for condenser microphones?
What are the available high-pass filter options and how do they affect my recordings?
How does the Silk circuit affect the sound, and when should I use it?
What is the expected delivery time and shipping process for this product?
What outputs are available for connecting this preamp to my mixing console or audio interface?
Can I connect both microphones and instruments directly to the Rupert Neve Designs Portico 5024?
Does the Portico 5024 provide phantom power for condenser microphones?
What are the available high-pass filter options and how do they affect my recordings?
How does the Silk circuit affect the sound, and when should I use it?
What is the expected delivery time and shipping process for this product?
What outputs are available for connecting this preamp to my mixing console or audio interface?
Can I connect both microphones and instruments directly to the Rupert Neve Designs Portico 5024?
Does the Portico 5024 provide phantom power for condenser microphones?
What are the available high-pass filter options and how do they affect my recordings?
How does the Silk circuit affect the sound, and when should I use it?
What is the expected delivery time and shipping process for this product?
What outputs are available for connecting this preamp to my mixing console or audio interface?
Can I connect both microphones and instruments directly to the Rupert Neve Designs Portico 5024?
Does the Portico 5024 provide phantom power for condenser microphones?
What are the available high-pass filter options and how do they affect my recordings?
How does the Silk circuit affect the sound, and when should I use it?
What is the expected delivery time and shipping process for this product?
What outputs are available for connecting this preamp to my mixing console or audio interface?
Can I connect both microphones and instruments directly to the Rupert Neve Designs Portico 5024?
Does the Portico 5024 provide phantom power for condenser microphones?
What are the available high-pass filter options and how do they affect my recordings?
How does the Silk circuit affect the sound, and when should I use it?
What is the expected delivery time and shipping process for this product?
What outputs are available for connecting this preamp to my mixing console or audio interface?
Can I connect both microphones and instruments directly to the Rupert Neve Designs Portico 5024?
Does the Portico 5024 provide phantom power for condenser microphones?
What are the available high-pass filter options and how do they affect my recordings?
How does the Silk circuit affect the sound, and when should I use it?
What is the expected delivery time and shipping process for this product?
What outputs are available for connecting this preamp to my mixing console or audio interface?
Can I connect both microphones and instruments directly to the Rupert Neve Designs Portico 5024?
Does the Portico 5024 provide phantom power for condenser microphones?
What are the available high-pass filter options and how do they affect my recordings?
How does the Silk circuit affect the sound, and when should I use it?
What is the expected delivery time and shipping process for this product?
What outputs are available for connecting this preamp to my mixing console or audio interface?
| Inputs | 4x transformer balanced XLR mic-level inputs |
|---|---|
| Number of Channels | 4 |
| Outputs | 4x transformer-coupled, balanced XLR line-level outputs |
| Phantom Power | 48 Volts DC +/- 1% |
| Gain Range | Unity to +66 dB in 6 dB steps, Trim continuously adjustable from -6 dB to +6 dB |
| Maximum Output Level | 20 Hz to 40 kHz is +26 dBu |
| Frequency Response | Main Output, no load: -3 dB @ 2 Hz -3 dB @ 160 kHz |
| Crosstalk | Measured channel to channel: Better than -90 dB @ 15 kHz |
| High-Pass Filter | Frequency: 30 Hz or 90 Hz |