Befaco 1U STAmp
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Befaco
1U STAmp
Product Info
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The STAmp is a cleverly compact solution for boosting external signals in your modular setup. It's a no-fuss, reliable amplifier perfect for adding some extra oomph to your effects loops, external synths, or even for driving a VCA. Great for anyone wanting a clean, gain-staging-friendly option without a massive footprint.
Product Description
- Befaco 1U STAmp
- Stereo Amplifier for External Signals
- Audio input (3.5 mm stereo jack) with level control
- 3 Selectable amplification factors (1 x
- 10 x)
- Stereo output with peak LEDs
- Compatible with Intellijel 7U and Palette Cases
- Current consumption: 30 mA (+12 V) / 30 mA (-12 V)
- Width: 10 HP
- Depth: 37 mm
PROS
- • Excellent gain options provide flexible signal shaping.
- • Compact 1U format maximizes valuable Eurorack space.
- • Solid build quality with reliable Befaco component selection.
- • Peak LEDs provide clear visual feedback for safe gain staging.
CONS
- • 3.5mm jacks feel a little flimsy for frequent patching.
- • Limited gain range might not suit extreme amplification needs.
- • Depth, while manageable, can be restrictive in shallow cases.
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Key Features
Type
Stereo Amplifier
Connections
3.5mm Stereo Input/Output
HP Width
10
Depth
37 mm
Power Draw
60mA (total, +12V/-12V)
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Frequently Asked Questions
The STAmp is an amplifier, not a mixer – it boosts a single stereo signal, whereas a line mixer combines multiple signals. It's best for amplifying an existing signal, not summing multiple sources.
The gain stages (1x, 5x, 10x) are fairly distinct, offering noticeable amplification. It’s not a gradual adjustment; it's a stepped increase in signal level.
Absolutely, it's ideal for that! The STAmp provides a clean boost, making those quieter signals much more usable within a modular environment.
