K&K Trinity Pro Preamp
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K&K
Trinity Pro Preamp
Product Info
Article Number:
378716
Brand:
K&K
Model:
Trinity Pro Preamp
Category:
Preamps for Acoustic Guitars
Price:
$217.80
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The Trinity Pro is a solid, reliable preamp for players wanting to blend a K&K piezo with a mic – it’s a big step up from basic onboard preamps. It's perfect for gigging acoustic guitarists who need a clean, amplified sound with some tonal shaping, without needing a complex signal chain.
Product Description
- K&K Trinity Pro Preamp
- Two-channel preamplifier
- For amplifying a combination of piezo pickup and condenser microphone
- Controls per channel: bass
- midrange
- treble
- gain and volume
- Phase reverse switch for the microphone channel
PROS
- • Clean, transparent amplification of K&K piezo systems
- • Flexible EQ allows tailoring to various guitar types and rooms
- • Microphone channel adds warmth and body to the piezo sound
- • Robust, compact enclosure ideal for pedalboards or mounting
CONS
- • Limited headroom at higher gain settings, can introduce noise
- • EQ isn’t as detailed as more expensive, dedicated studio preamps
- • Phase switch can be finicky, requiring careful adjustment
Product Video
Key Features
Channels
2 (Piezo & Condenser Mic)
EQ Bands
3 (Bass, Midrange, Treble)
Effects
None
DI Output
Balanced XLR & Unbalanced 1/4 in
Power
9V DC Adapter or Battery
Weight
1.25 lbs
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Frequently Asked Questions
It handles lower-output mics well, but you’ll need to be mindful of gain staging to minimize noise; a higher quality mic will shine more.
It's effective for mitigating feedback and some hum, but its usefulness depends heavily on the room and cable routing – experimentation is key.
While optimized for K&K’s characteristic sound, it works fine with other piezo pickups, though the EQ response might require some tweaking.
