TK Audio Tranceiver MK2 Insert Station

£699.00

TK Audio Tranceiver MK2 Insert Station by TK is part of our Guitar Pedals selection. See the current Andertons listing, specification and availability below.

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The Transceiver 2 is a four channel insert station designed to ensure optimal signal integrity while converting balanced signals to unbalanced ones, and vice versa. With its transformerless balanced design, the Transceiver 2 provides superior signal handling, flat frequency response, and minimal harmonic distortion + noise. It features a flexible blend control that allows users to adjust the amount of the inserted effect, offering precise control from dry to wet signals.

This unit is perfect for studio environments where maintaining the highest possible sound quality is crucial. With individual send levels, return gain controls, and a return polarity switch for each channel, the Transceiver 2 ensures precise signal management. Its balanced output has a high driving capability, allowing it to drive input transformers, while the unbalanced send maintains high levels of output as well. Whether you’re working with complex effects processing or simply need reliable signal conversion, the Transceiver 2 delivers exceptional performance.

Key Features:

  • Send:
    The send function uses TRS jacks to provide an easy way to send signals to external devices. The send level can be adjusted from 0 to full, with 41 precise steps to fine tune the output.
  • Return:
    The return function uses TRS jacks as well, enabling the return of signals from external devices. The return gain is adjustable from 0 to 20dB, offering flexibility in controlling the returned signal strength.
  • Blend Control:
    The blend control allows you to mix the dry and wet signals precisely, offering 41 steps to adjust how much of the inserted effect is blended into the final output.

Balanced Signal Conversion:

The Transceiver 2 uses a transformerless design to ensure high quality signal conversion with minimal interference. This balanced design guarantees that both balanced and unbalanced signals are transmitted with exceptional accuracy, preserving the integrity of your audio. This is especially important for professional audio environments, where clarity and precision are paramount. The balanced output has the capability to drive input transformers, while the unbalanced send also delivers strong output to ensure versatility when integrating with various studio setups. Whether used for mixing, processing, or routing signals, the Transceiver 2 provides unmatched reliability in signal handling.

Blend Control for Seamless Effect Integration:

The newly added blend control allows users to mix their inserted effects seamlessly into their signal chain. With 41 finely adjustable steps, you can transition smoothly from a completely dry signal to one with full effect processing. This feature is invaluable when dealing with complex effects or when precise control over the amount of effect is required. Whether you want a subtle enhancement or a fully wet signal, the blend control gives you complete flexibility in shaping your sound.

Uncompromising Signal Quality and Versatility:

With a maximum balanced input of +27dBu and an impressive return input level of +21dB, the Transceiver 2 is built to handle demanding audio sources without compromising signal integrity. The high driving capability of both the balanced output and unbalanced send ensures that the Transceiver 2 can drive input transformers and external gear with ease. The return gain can be adjusted from 0 to 20dB, providing an ideal solution for controlling the signal return levels. Whether you’re using the Transceiver 2 for live sound or in the studio, its robust design and flexible controls ensure it can meet a wide range of audio applications with precision.

Specifications:

  • Max balanced input: +27dBu
  • Max unbalanced send level: +21dBu
  • Max return input level: +21dB
  • Return gain: 0-20dB
  • Return input impedance: 1Mohm
  • Max balanced output: +27dBu

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