to preamp
- verb
- /priːˈæmp/
- Specialized
- Audio engineers often preamp microphones to ensure a clean recording signal.
Examples
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You should preamp the guitar before sending it to the main amplifier for the best sound.
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They forgot to preamp the vocals, resulting in a weak track on the album.
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The technician will preamp the audio signal.
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I need to preamp this guitar before recording.
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Audio engineers often preamp microphones to ensure a clean recording signal.
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You should preamp the guitar before sending it to the main amplifier for the best sound.
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They forgot to preamp the vocals, resulting in a weak track on the album.
Synonyms
To make a sound or electronic signal louder using equipment
How Amplifying
Surface Forms
Etymology
Preamp comes from the same parts: pre- 'before' and amp 'make sound louder'. So to preamp something is to boost a weak signal 'before' sending it to the main amplifier.