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Bring a slice of Japan into your home. Enjoy browsing and have fun shopping with us! ★★★★★★★★★★★ High-Quality Preamp: The Cloudlifter CL-1 is the standard model in the Cloudlifter series from Cloud Microphones, a company that has earned a huge reputation for its microphone boosting capabilities. This in-line microphone preamp uses phantom power (48v) to boost your audio signal with up to +25dB of ultra-clean gain. ✅ [Up to 25dB of amplification without compromising clarity] Adds up to 25dB of gain to low-output passive microphones such as dynamic and ribbon microphones. By amplifying the microphone signal before inputting it to the preamplifier without compromising clarity, the microphone's original performance is maximized. ✅ [Useful in Noise-Prone Environments] This is useful for live performances and recordings where noise is a problem when using passive microphones, such as when the microphone output level is low or the preamp is noisy, or when noise is picked up by long cables. It also effectively suppresses noise by boosting the microphone signal immediately after the sound source, making it effective for XLR lines for acoustic guitars. ✅ [Easy to use - just plug it in!] It's incredibly easy to use. Simply connect an XLR cable between your audio interface and microphone, then turn on the phantom power switch on your audio interface. This will dramatically increase the volume of your otherwise quiet passive microphone. Please note: This unit requires phantom power. ✅ [The Cloudlifter series has sold over 300,000 units worldwide] Loved by YouTubers, podcasters, musicians, PAs, and recording engineers, it is used for a variety of purposes, from world-class concert halls to radio production. ✅ [Choose Your XLR Cable] Choose from two types of cables: CANARE, which offers clear high frequencies, or Gotham, which offers a natural, wide range. Both manufacturers use Neutrik connectors and are soldered and assembled by reliable domestic specialists. ✅ [Cloudlifter Series Product Overview] ・Compatible with low-output passive microphones, such as dynamic and ribbon microphones ・Amplifies passive microphone signals up to 25dB using phantom power ・Durable and portable for use in studios, on stage, and broadcast stations ・Remarkably clean and amplified audio signal ・Ideal for recording low-output dynamic microphones directly into a DAW ・No phantom power is supplied to the microphone, protecting delicate ribbon microphones from damage ✅ [MADE IN USA] Award-winning ribbon microphones and Cloudlifter series from Cloud Microphones ✅ Please note that the level of muffling may be affected by the environment and connected devices. If the sound is muffled, increase the volume itself, not the gain, to adjust it to a volume that won't be drowned out by surrounding sounds, and make sure that the clean tone is loud enough to not be drowned out. Also, check the tone control and adjust it to improve the muffling. Please also note that the sound coming from an amplifier is greatly affected by the surrounding environment, so the way the sound is heard and perceived may vary depending on the listener. ✅・If you are bothered by noise such as white noise, using this product may increase the signal volume, making the noise more noticeable. This may depend on your environment and personal preference, but it may also be due to a faulty phantom power supply on the connected audio interface. The noise may also be noticeable depending on your environment and the connected device. Try lowering the signal volume on your device to see if the noise decreases. ・If you are not receiving sound, please check that (1) the phantom power supply switch is turned on, or (2) that you are using a cable that can supply phantom power. ・If you have any other issues related to your experience, please provide details of the problem, your environment, and the type and specifications of the device you are using with this product, and we will provide you with solutions. We will introduce the features of this product.