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Mic PreAmplifier

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audioguru said:
Isn't it a microphone preamp? It doesn't have any voltage gain.
A microphone has an output of about 7mV peak, your circuit shows 200mV peak which is 29 times higher. A microphone might produce a peak voltage of 200mV inside a very loud drum or if you scream at it.

As I'm sure you know, you don't mix at microphone levels, you use microphone preamps to bring it up to line levels, and mix it then. Presumably the intention is to use the microphone preamps earlier in this thread to feed the mixer.
 
I am not connecting MICs directly to Summer.
I am doing some thing like this:
Mics-->Mic Preamplifier-->Summer.
I have already posted Mic preamplifier in this thread.

Thanks.
 
Just compare.

Which circuit will be the best for MIC PreAmp.

Circuit A
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OR

Circuit B
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Thanks.
 
The TL072 is too noisy to be a low level mic preamp. The BC559 transistor circuit has much less noise.
 
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