RO03 Mic Preamp,2026 Upgraded, 66db Gain, 120db EIN Ultra Low Noise, for Dynamic & Condenser & Ribbon Microphone & Instrument,with XLR/TRS/TS Line Out, Type C Power Input

Got this product with a little concern from other reviews on some “noise”. I used this for a church audio system. I needed phantom power and also some amplification. The usb power supply is perfect. This device so far has worked with no issues at all. The line amp works really well. We ended up buying 2 in total and so far happy with the purchase

I bought this To amplify my Sennheiser Microphones which I use with Dragon NaturallySpeaking for speech recognition. It is very solidly built and provides clean amplification. I changed out the power supply for third-party power supplies that I use with all of my audio equipment to make sure that there's no noise. The sound is very clear which is necessary for speech recognition. However, it does not provide any additional warmth like the ART preamps that I use for voice recording but it's about one third the price of those units. while the sound is a little dry, it doesn't sound unnatural on my zoom calls. I can't comment on singing are instrumental application since I don't do that.

Works well

Sounded like it was picking up radio waves. Tried new cables, and different plugs, but nothing helped.

I was interested in trying this because it offers a lot of clean gain (75 dB) for the price, which I thought might be useful for low-output ribbon & dynamic mics. I did a little a/b test comparing the Rodyweil to the built-in preamps of a Yamaha mixer -- the Rodyweil definitely has a LOT more clean gain, which is nice and useful. I tried it with an SM57 and an sE ribbon microphone and it's loud enough for both, without needing something like a cloudlifter. I also tried the line input, and also a condenser mic with the phantom power button engaged, and both worked fine. My only complaints are (like others mentioned) the unbalanced mini jack outputs, which are a pain -- 1/4" would be a lot more useful. Also, when I tried turning the gain knob up and down, most of the action seems to happen towards the very end of the control's travel -- it's fairly quiet quiet quiet and then at the end gets REALLY LOUD, rather than a smooth transition. Also: the little spec sheet that comes in the box describes this as a "2-channel" preamp, which AFAIK usually means a stereo unit, or something with two separate inputs & outputs. This is a mono, single-channel preamp. It does have separate XLR and 1/4" inputs, and you can run a mic and a line signal through both inputs at the same time, but you've got just the one output. For the price, though, I think it's pretty good, and I'm planning on using it on various recording projects.

usable but still a bit on the noisy side.... Also, had to clean the contacts for the TRS connections. Short on the gain level.

I had to dig through a lot of junk in my shed to find my dusty ol' mic. It has a filter to keep popping and other noises you don't really want down to a minimum. I hooked up my amp to this preamplifier and voila! Gain was the first thing I noticed. No feedback, but significantly louder mic output. I love that, I usually have issues with feedback and organizing distances of my equipment to deter that. My voice came through cleaner than I had imagined. This preamp is compact as well, I could fit it in my pocket, but not with jeans on. Overall, this preamp is very nice and beneficial in many applications of use, I highly recommend getting one!

The sound on this preamp is incredibly clean. I use it to power a 6-outlet Whirlwind mult-box connection for news conferences, and it gave me the good sound I wanted even with a 100' cable run. Does the job. The cord on the power supply is too short, only about 4'.

As my headline suggests, there is not a lot to be said about a device as simple as this. Is your microphone output too low? Simply plug this in, connect your microphone to it and connect this to whatever you are using and "pump up the volume!" :) Also if your mic needs "Phantom power" it can provide it. Nuff said!

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Fantastic product! Works great and super easy to use. Just a no frills preamp with a nice and low noise floor, my signal always sounds great. I do think it works best with microphones though, for instruments, I like more coloration from less transparent preamps.

Rodyweil Microphone Preamp Mic Gain Booster with 2 Input Max 75db Gain 48V Phantom Power XLR Output for Dynamic and Condenser Mic i bought this to see if this will put some gain into my passive cardioid mics... it works and provides ample gain for sure. However i found this to have a bit too much noise in the path. An audible hiss. I went back to my inline phantompowered mic preamp instead which is very quiet. I will say if you needed something like this for inst or mic inputs, it does do the job OK but be aware of the noise you will introduce.

Update: Been using it for a few weeks now. 10/10. No added noise with the gain nob maxed out :)