The VariOhm is a device that allows the user to control the impedance relationship between a microphone and a preamp/interface. It allows for a variety of tonal settings, expanding the selection of sonic textures and colours to choose from.

The VariOhm is a passive device that does not require any power. It connects between the microphone and preamp/interface and has 6 different impedance settings that can be selected.

The VariOhm has six impedance settings: 50, 200, 300, 500, 1.2k, 2.4k.

The VariOhm has a switch on the back that allows you to change the impedance setting.

The VariOhm is compatible with a wide range of microphones, preamps, and interfaces, including popular models such as the Neumann U87, AKG 414, AT4040, Shure SM57, Royer 121, A Designs Pacifica, Presonus Blue Tube, UA 710 TwinFinity, Millennia HV-3C, Grace Design, Digi 003 Rack, Digi Mbox2, E-MU 1616PCI, Mackie Onyx 400F, and Presonus Firebox. However, it is recommended to check the impedance of your microphone and preamp/interface before purchasing the VariOhm to ensure compatibility.

The VariOhm is single RU in vertical height and half RU in horizontal width.

No, the VariOhm is completely passive and does not require any power.

The VariOhm also features a bypass switch, a phantom power switch, and a phase switch, giving you even more control over your sound.