Author: Eelco Grimm

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MP1

Please note that the MP1 is temporarily out of stock. In any audio device, the power supply is a significant contributor to sonic success or failure. In tube microphones this is even more so than anywhere else. The MP1 allows you to realise the full potential of your treasured vintage or contemporary tube mic. Hearread more >

MP47

Please note that the MP47 is temporarily out of stock. In any audio device, the power supply is a significant contributor to sonic success or failure. In tube microphones this is even more so than anywhere else. The MP47 allows you to realise the full potential of your treasured vintage Neumann U47 or U48 tuberead more >

CC1v2

The CC1v2 distributes word clock and AES3 sync signals of superb quality to all equipment in your system. It operates in master mode or slaves to word clock and AES3 inputs. Now, any studio can benefit from a low jitter clock like ultimate musical timing and stability of tone. “Owing to a radically redesigned discreteread more >

CC2

If you are the kind of person who likes converters to sound transparant, so flavors can be added in a controlled manner, the Grimm oscillator circuitry will be your first choice. It objectively has the lowest jitter of any pro audio clock device on the market. By using the CC2 as external word clock generatorread more >

VCC

Grimm Audio’s Video to Word Clock Converter VCC adds video-sync functionality to the CC1 or any other word clock receiving device. Although many postproduction facilities have selected word clock for all their synchronisation needs, in some cases an audio system just has to synchronize to a video source. VCC offers a convenient add-on system thatread more >

TPR

Grimm TPR ‘Twisted Pair Reference’ cable was developed for the rejuvenated Wisseloord Studios in The Netherlands. It offers a quality that approaches our flagship product TPM’s at an affordable price. Now top performance is economically viable for long lengths of cable. “The rock solid stereo image was so impressive that everybody was stunned and Iread more >

TPR8

TPR8 is eight channels of TPR, suited for use as sub-D break out cable. Finally reference quality cable can be used to wire ADDA converters, monitor controllers and mixing desks. Of course TPR8 fullfills any other application of eight channel multicable superbly as well.  All the design features that make TPR a great cable are retained: heavy shielding and symmetricalread more >

TPR16

TPR16 is sixteen TPR cables, slightly reduced in diameter, in a common jacket. All the design features that make TPR a great cable are retained: heavy shielding and symmetrical cross-section to insure high RF immunity and a special interface layer to eliminate microphony. “TPR16 makes no compromises compared to its single-channel equivalent” In contrast withread more >

LS1s

A pair of LS1s stereo subwoofers integrate seamlessly with the LS1 or LS1a. Its phase corrected crossover at 70 Hz is already build in the LS1, so just adding the subs turns the system into a unique phase coherent three-way system. Although the LS1 on its own can play down to 40 Hz with quiteread more >

LS1s

A pair of LS1s stereo subwoofers integrate seamlessly with the LS1 or LS1a. Its phase corrected crossover at 70 Hz is already build in the LS1, so just adding the subs turns the system into a unique phase coherent three-way system. Although the LS1 on its own can play down to 40 Hz with quiteread more >